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emehex
1y ago
Is this "kingfall"?
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emehex
1y ago
As in: "JSON was a huge deal, and this could also be a huge deal" or "Just use JSON"?
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emehex
2y ago
Dusting off the game I made during the pandemic and trying to actually grow the player base in earnest. It's turn-based two-player game sorta like chess, but the pieces take up multiple spaces. App Store: https://apps.apple.
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emehex
2y ago
Scenario: A Canadian tech worker (software engineer) has been working in tech for 10-ish years, however, their University degree (general BA, BSc, etc) does not match the work that they've been doing. Would this person be SOL for a TN&
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I'm working on my online multiplayer game: kingbit (iOS). I released it back in 2023 and haven't touched the code since. It's still by far my most successful app (7.3M impressions, 500 MAU) so I'm excavating the code and
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emehex
2y ago
Unruly: The Ridiculous History of England's Kings and Queens
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Panels: A new mobile app by MKBHD
(twitter.com)
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2y ago
May I interest you in Jevons paradox: > In economics, the Jevons paradox occurs when technological progress increases the efficiency with which a resource is used (reducing the amount necessary for any one use), but the falling cost of u
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emehex
2y ago
Unfortunately, it's usually the case that the last 10/20/30% of a side project takes 90% of the work.
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emehex
2y ago
just read the clipboard
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emehex
2y ago
Well this is tremendously confusing. I 100% thought this was going to be 'ERB' related...
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emehex
2y ago
WWDC is in June. Lots of us are expecting better LLM integration and SDKs to be released then...
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emehex
3y ago
I think about this "potential for ossification" a lot, especially in the Python Data Stack. Because there's a ton of pandas code on GitHub (much of it trash) any data task asked of ChatGPT/Claude inevitably returns some
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emehex
3y ago
Likely chosen to preempt OpenAI's rumoured "Q*" model
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emehex
3y ago
This is such a weird take. Sam and Greg were at OpenAI for 8 years! Why is it assumed that their “potential contribution to advanced AI research” is contingent on their having spent (no/more/less) time at academic institutions dec
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3y ago
What is this color palette?! Starts with blue (0-5) and loops back to blue (60+)
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emehex
3y ago
zombo.com*
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emehex
3y ago
This is a great metaphor! Every line of is a liability. And every line of code will eventually be replaced. So prioritize code that you can rip out and replace!
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emehex
3y ago
Whereas before I would Google something 20 times, and visit Stack Overflow 10 times per day while coding… Now I visit ChatGPT 28 times per day.
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3y ago
I think about this a lot. About how ChatGPT is perhaps cementing a lot incumbent tech right now. I wonder if the existence of these tools might actually slow down advances in frameworks, packages, libraries, etc...
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emehex
3y ago
Anything by Zach Gage… knotwords is a new favorite right now!
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emehex
3y ago
Curious: what monetization strategies do you find most inoffensive?
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3y ago
I think your own personal ranking will depend entirely on the production. For instance, I saw the Stratford (Ontario) production of Timon of Athens a couple of years ago and it’s now one of my favorites. King Lear, by contrast (and on the s
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3y ago
I think a good designer polls his dev team to help him figure out what’s a “big lift” and whats easy. And a good developer works with her designer to point out “big lifts” and helps find compromises!
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3y ago
I agree with you that v1 isn't a suitable replacement... right now. But what v2? v3?
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My guess would be... patents? (Apple's got all the good ones?)
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This is really unfortunate... I wonder if they'll adapt the varnish to work with structs in a future release
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3y ago
I really enjoyed reading Fermat's Enigma[1] a book about the guy who solved Fermat's Last Theorem. A memorable quote from the book: "It’s fine to work on any problem, so long as it generates interesting mathematics along the
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We could write a python package that could? A codegen tool that generates codegen that will then generate code? <insert xzibit meme here>
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> If there’s a software equivalent of a Cathedral then I still haven’t found it. Actually you have. It’s HN! The website that hasn’t changed in decades… used by the most tech savvy people in the world!
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