fallinditch

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by fallinditch 11d ago
Are you thinking of Nash? a standalone editable note as HTML that was featured on HN some time ago. https://keepworking.github.io/nash/
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by fallinditch 11d ago
Sharing HTML files with embedded Javascript is problematic: iOS users can't open the files directly, and have to save the file and then 'open with ... '.
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by fallinditch 11d ago
Great point, the shit is going to get more pervasive for sure. But also, there is the enablement of new fields of original and creative endeavor: I think we can already see this in some of the brilliant and useful apps being made, often by
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Qwen Audio Agent – full duplex via ACP(qwenaudio.github.io)
2 points by fallinditch 12d ago|0 comments
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Hermes Kanban – Multi-Agent Profile Collaboration(hermes-agent.nousresearch.com)
1 points by fallinditch 18d ago|1 comments
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by fallinditch 18d ago
Are you using the Hermes Kanban? What is your experience with it like? Good/ bad impressions?
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Artificial Intelligence Policy UC Berkeley School of Law [pdf](law.berkeley.edu)
3 points by fallinditch 19d ago|0 comments
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by fallinditch 19d ago
I read somewhere that Boris (created Claude Code) recommends deleting skills, and hooks every so often and then observe how the LLM performs without them. Maybe better to periodically prune: tweak some skills, shorten some, delete some.
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Why nearly all songs are in a minor key now [video](youtube.com)
4 points by fallinditch 21d ago|0 comments
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by fallinditch 29d ago
Now they think about it: https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/aug/27/bbc-chief-prop...
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by fallinditch 1mo ago
I took part in an OFCOM (govt. Office of Communications) consultation on the future of UK public sector broadcasting in 2003-4, shortly before Youtube was born. My suggestion was for the BBC to expand their definition of 'public sector
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by fallinditch 1mo ago
Yes, his immense sexuality was an experience to behold, as he strutted in his leather jock strap, fishnets and high heels.
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BBC destined to shrink at 'accelerating rate'(theguardian.com)
8 points by fallinditch 1mo ago|3 comments
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by fallinditch 1mo ago
When I was a teenager my aunt got me and my brother some tickets to see The Rocky Horror Picture Show - the original west end theater production: "you must see this". We had front row seats for a weekday matinee performance, Tim
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How to stay positive (in the age of AI)(youtube.com)
2 points by fallinditch 1mo ago|0 comments
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by fallinditch 1mo ago
Yes, this is my approach now: a home server with devices connected via Tailscale. I'm starting to do more from my phone and less on the laptop. I haven't added my iPad to the Tailnet yet but i reckon that it could become a very co
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by fallinditch 1mo ago
Good job, very nice implementation. I do love the single page HTML delivery format. Downloaded
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by fallinditch 1mo ago
There is another aspect to this that I find even worse than LLM writing style: badly-human-written documents and posts. You know this: you read something and it's like 'here's a mass of poorly structured text, it's not c
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by fallinditch 1mo ago
I use the LLM-wiki pattern for a structured directory of topic folders of .md files, and made it also compatible with the Open Knowledge Format [1]. My agent (Hermes) responds to a made-up command " vaultize this doc/link/te
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by fallinditch 2mo ago
I used dexie js from dexie.org to persist indexedDB, vendoring the script in a sidecar js file or inlining it - good for your iOS persistent local db, android too.
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by fallinditch 2mo ago
I think i experienced the same thing: there appeared to be no logical next step and it was necessary to make a best guess. I probably just didn't see the next step, but I thought it's ok if you have to occasionally guess. Anyway
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by fallinditch 2mo ago
My first thought was "we'll be seeing a lot more of this sort of thing, we're so fucked" but then found myself being quite amused by the AI-glitching mistakes in the GPT 5.6 $25 effort: lean into the strange glitching an
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Cross sectioning insects in an electron microscope with a femtosecond laser(youtube.com)
9 points by fallinditch 2mo ago|0 comments
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by fallinditch 2mo ago
Meanwhile workers inside 'normal' organizations are often hastening their redundancy by building AI-powered processes and automations.
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by fallinditch 3mo ago
I'm looking forward to trying this out. I've been using SWE 1.6 quite a lot for grunt work alongside Opus for higher level planning and tricky stuff - a good combo. As a (former) Windsurf user I'm pretty happy with the progre
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by fallinditch 3mo ago
Widget Workshop (1996) was my favorite: with a large selection of widgets (such as logic gates, switches, displays, number generators, sound and graphics modules) you build 'functional cause and effect pipelines' in a a cute drag
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by fallinditch 3mo ago
What are the config settings you needed? TIA
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In 5 years, nobody will give a damn about AI-detectors(joanwestenberg.com)
4 points by fallinditch 3mo ago|0 comments
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Software Architecture Is More Important [video](youtube.com)
2 points by fallinditch 3mo ago|0 comments
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by fallinditch 3mo ago
This ties in with something else on HN recently - the end of long wave radio in the UK. Test Match Special was broadcast on the BBC's long wave frequency and for many people in Britain it was a quintessential summer listening experienc

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