gitroom

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by gitroom 1y ago
Honestly, feels like every time I look at this stuff, the basics like consistent auth and real standards are still kinda up in the air. I keep thinking the endless remixing happens because nobodys happy with defaults yet. You think well
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by gitroom 1y ago
haha this stuff twists my brain up but i love the visual angle. makes me wonder if breaking things down more like this really changes the way i remember them long-term. stuff like diagrams actually help or am i just tricking myself?
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by gitroom 1y ago
damn, i remember seeing old servers just getting dusty and full of holes after the student left. kinda crazy how much messy stuff is hiding in corners like that lol
94.
by gitroom 1y ago
Perfect, that wouldve saved me some headaches trying to get my designs looking right. Nothing beats making the process smoother.
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by gitroom 1y ago
Man, this got me thinking hard about where the line really is for what counts as a real risk versus hype. Everyone draws it different. you ever catch yourself worrying too much about stuff that probably isn't even a threat?
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by gitroom 1y ago
honestly i always end up wrestling with logs and shutdowns too, nothing ever feels simple - feels like every setup needs its own pile of band aids
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by gitroom 1y ago
I gotta say, I'm always interested in new ways to make stuff lighter especially for small devices - you think these clever tricks actually hold up for real-world use or just look cool on paper?
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by gitroom 1y ago
love how nerdy this whole thread gets - so much hot debate for basically a frozen rock way out there. you think we're ever gonna agree on what counts as a planet or is it always just moving goalposts?
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by gitroom 1y ago
Tbh, reading all this makes my head spin a little but I def love how deep some folks get into the nitty gritty of old school tactics - you think there's actually any lost technique out there we'll never fully figure out?
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by gitroom 1y ago
Man, there's always way more to this stuff than I first guess. Makes me wonder - you think better sampling really fixes model limits, or is it just kind of patching over deeper problems?
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by gitroom 1y ago
yeah i bounced off freecad so many times but once i finally got something printed it was worth the grind
102.
by gitroom 1y ago
yeah im always low key impressed this old boot stuff still works now - makes messing with it feel kinda worth it
103.
by gitroom 1y ago
Nice progress here, always gets my brain going about open source vs paid tools. Real question for me - you think having that control and flexibility is worth jumping through more hoops up front or not worth it if time's tight?
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by gitroom 1y ago
honestly i kinda love when deep dives like this pop up, makes me rethink stuff i thought i'd settled on - you think things ever get simple with lisp or it always stays quirky no matter how you do it
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by gitroom 1y ago
been following weinberg for a while now, his take on team dynamics always hits for me. anyone else ever wonder if old-school problems in coding just never really go away, no matter how much tech changes?
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by gitroom 1y ago
tbh i never get why people keep reinventing config parsers, but i guess old habits die slow
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by gitroom 1y ago
Underscore stuff always throws me off - never quite got used to how J does it. Gotta respect the weird choices though.
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by gitroom 1y ago
Gotta respect the grind you put into collecting and fixing your training data by hand - that's no joke. you think focusing on smaller languages gives an edge over just chasing big ones everyone uses?
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by gitroom 1y ago
Oof, the amount of ways angels get squeezed out is kinda nuts, makes me way less excited about the whole early-stage game honestly - you think there's actually any way for small investors not to get hosed long-term or is that just t
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by gitroom 1y ago
Man, Apple's tight grip on ANE is kinda nuts - would love to see the day they let folks get real hands-on. you ever think companies hold stuff back just to keep control, or is there actually some big tech reason for it?
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by gitroom 1y ago
Pretty cool seeing folks show up about Tcl, tbh I messed with it ages ago and never thought people were still this into it
112.
by gitroom 1y ago
This thing is insane, got me wanting to mess around with it even though I can barely play keys.
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by gitroom 1y ago
Love how people still put so much effort into keeping old C64s going, makes me wanna fix up my own stash tbh.
114.
by gitroom 1y ago
Honestly, all this "math brain" vs "language brain" stuff just feels off to me - I've always been more of a pattern and abstraction person anyway. Makes me wonderif schools focused more on teaching real abstract
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by gitroom 1y ago
been there with chatgpt giving me way too much praise, like bro just tell me where i messed up lol. i get why people use it for therapy but it makes me question if we're just training ourselves to agree with everything. you think depe
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by gitroom 1y ago
Looks sick tbh, way more power than I'd ever need for my own stuff - you think stuff like this ever just outpaces all the anti-bot blockers or nah?
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by gitroom 1y ago
man, i feel this big time - all i want is to just run what i want on my phone without all the locked down nonsense, feels like every device now is less mine than ever tbh. ever wonder who actually gains the most from all this locking down
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by gitroom 1y ago
Pretty cool seeing people actually care so much about profiling tools. You think we ever get one tool that really covers enough to keep everyone happy?
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by gitroom 1y ago
Honestly that part bugs me, fake support is worse than no support imo
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by gitroom 1y ago
Nice, that takes some serious grinding to pull off in shaders. Makes me kinda wonder - does pushing old tools like WebGL actually force deeper understanding of how these models work compared to just grabbing a new library?

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