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gavmor
5mo ago
Suno is fun, but has absolutely nowhere near the affordances most musicians want. Being a banger is not enough.
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gavmor
5mo ago
It's the endothelial dysfunction, oxidative stress, increased arterial stiffness, and accelerated atherosclerosis that turn me off.
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gavmor
5mo ago
But at this point, that's like saying my password is merely 'obscure.'
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gavmor
5mo ago
You're right—the wheels on the Boeing 737 are, although made of forged aluminum or magnesium to withstand extreme force and heat, pretty much the same shape and operate in the same way as the Ljubljana Marshes Wheel of 3150 BCE. Then a
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5mo ago
FWIW my workflow is hours of intense research and design being constantly interrupted by agents finishing/choking on the last plan my previous research produced.
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5mo ago
> I'm not yet convinced LLM tooling will stick but, if it does, it makes me wonder what kind of person will be doing software development. Maybe some of same people and they find something else to enjoy about the job but I bet a lot
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5mo ago
This is a brilliant, obscure, high-fidelity indicator that speaks volumes (pun? pun intended) about the change and—critically—casts the change in unambiguous relief. Programming does not exist or, rather, programming doesn't pay. Wha
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5mo ago
Anders Hejlsberg, who designed C#, is now leading Typescript development. Why would I not join him at the frontiers of his creative and intellectual energies? Go is a nice language, but it's not expressive the way typescript can be. I&
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5mo ago
Wow, I wasn't going to say it, but I was thinking it—python libraries and clobbering my environment? Name a more iconic duo.
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5mo ago
From the people who brought you "move fast and break things."
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5mo ago
Wow, rounded exactly to the hundreds? Or is that an artifact of star-history's data-collection?
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5mo ago
So—let me get this straight—this is just a suggestion to format skills' dot-md files with inline `makefile` pseudocode codeblocks for the sake of one-shot alignment? Have you tried it in Polish? [0] 0. https://arxiv.org/
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6mo ago
Sounds like a case of Chesterton's Pothole (nee Fence)—a glaringly obvious suboptimal implementation that's there for an undocumented reason.
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6mo ago
These are amazing! Some are probably offensive, because I saw a cozy, if kitschy, British den labeled as "did-someone-just-leave" vibes which... unfair.
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6mo ago
Nothing much, since quantum supremacy will drive all coins to zero, but it is a biohazard. Email it to me and I'll safely dispose of it for you at a responsible E-waste site.
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6mo ago
A lot of your "Madison, WI" listings are actually in Greenbay.
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6mo ago
Ugh, makes my skin crawl, it's so chaotic! And delicate-looking!
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6mo ago
Doesn't "be brief" lobotomize the model, too? The good stuff comes at the ends of difficult sentences, ie the latent gold lies at the end of fully arcing latent rainbows, no?
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6mo ago
Check out Ataraxy-Labs/weave for AST-aware git merges. But, I wonder, do AST-aware tools cleave to the LLM training manifold the way coding-tutorial slop does?
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6mo ago
Features written in one file, rather than "cohesive" modules with a single "responsibility" in one file? So, orthogonal to the accepted, common code organization idiom (no matter how infrequently adhered to)? Fascinati
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Aren't you at all invested in your team's outcomes?
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6mo ago
Is it September already?
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6mo ago
claude/gemini/crush inside of agent-of-empires inside of ghostty in one window, and zed in the other for touch-ups.
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6mo ago
Yeah... this sounds a bit like the Alexandrian Pattern Language concepts which directly inspired the Gang of Four's Design Patterns. I wonder, though, if what you're describing as "product primitives" actually maps mor
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This is surprising to me because I found that I am able to invest even more of my time in considering the good abstractions and idioms that I want to employ for a particular problem, and now most of my day is spent in discussing patterns an
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6mo ago
How does mixture of experts architecture work? Are they debating, or merely delegating? From what I've read, for each token or input patch, the gate computes a set of probabilities (or scores) over the experts, then selects a small sub
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But how is DESIGN.md to play nicely with eg Figma Design Tokens, or tailwind.config.js? Is it to become the source-of-truth, or simply point to those--in which case how, besides deterministic validation, does it differ from AGENTS.md? Scope
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Unneeded when using local models, as every workload produces a novel pattern of coil whine from the GPU.
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Romancy – a lightweight durable execution framework
(github.com)
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6mo ago
> there's this common back-and-forth round-trip between the contributor and maintainer, which is just delaying things. Delaying what?
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