graypegg

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by graypegg 6d ago
Yeah sorry I'm just a humble Senior-Staff Vibe-Engineer born in 2020. Get out of here with your ancient 2010s API specs, old man! </sarcasm> But seriously, just publishing OAS docs at a /.well-known URI seems very sensi
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by graypegg 6d ago
People keep trying to systematize things for the tools they keep saying don't need systemization. No idea why you can't just put the documentation programming language context in the URL. "/docs/typescript/...&
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by graypegg 6d ago
> Recently, a Vercel engineer called on harnesses to send the programming language the client prefers, so documentation sites can serve more specific examples. For example, adding Python could prioritize docs for the Python SDK instead o
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by graypegg 6d ago
I bought my MBP in Québec, with the default keyboard they stock. https://f.toi.sh/fr-ca-mbp.jpg (Pardon the dust!! You never really look too closely as your keyboard until you have to take a picture of it eh?) Tab, capslock
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by graypegg 7d ago
If it's a craft festival, you should pay one of the crafts people to craft a poster. Any stench of AI (and in particular, the weirdness of an AI generated punk-ish poster) for a craft event makes me think it's a scam because I kno
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by graypegg 8d ago
I smoked every gun, bore every load, I even signposted an honest assesment of your yakshaving... and yet, you push back?
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by graypegg 9d ago
Then the next person needs an LLM trained to predict the LLM trained to predict the mainline LLM. It's derivatives all the way down
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by graypegg 10d ago
The follow up instagram post, so the one after she showed off her awful looking sign: > I want to address the recent conversation surrounding our fall menu boards. > The design was created using gen AI. I want to be transpar
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by graypegg 12d ago
> I'd say only sites that look like they use the default style of HTML with no CSS on Netscape 1.x could be called "brutalist" I agree, but maybe just not on the Netscape 1.x part. Brutalism in all of it's forms has n
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by graypegg 13d ago
Thankfully it doesn't seem to be much traffic, but still... weird. You'd hope at somepoint the weird responses would get looked at in some log, but I won't hold my breath for that haha. Tangential, but I love the design of yo
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by graypegg 15d ago
Oh I'm just saying this would be faster to make with a framework and... traditional coding or whatever I'm told to call my job now. If you're talking about parsing HTML with regex... buddy that IS the pinnacle of software qua
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by graypegg 15d ago
Huh... it's not even that hard of a problem to solve right? Maybe I'm insane, but I feel like this is easier to crank out in rails or something than sloppin' it. It's a singular page, with some filtering on one model + a
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by graypegg 18d ago
Huh, a few of the examples/prose about RSD, pingback, and twitter tags follow the same heading order, and mention the same details with the same links. Like, it's really no big deal I guess. You were always going to find out this
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by graypegg 25d ago
UI greebling [0] is something I'm not looking forward to. People always miss out the fact that older information-dense UIs were... information dense. We get this weird simulacrum of information density where the LLM has slapped on &quo
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by graypegg 25d ago
Nitpick, but elevation would make much more sense if you assumed a base plane + set a perspective, and then translate3d'd upwards on the Z axis. It would grow the size of the element as well. Saying that, probably annoying to work with
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by graypegg 29d ago
What? I think you're latching onto something meant as a general example, as something specific. Microsoft has many goals they'd like to push on their OEMs, I'm sure. You're having a different conversation.
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by graypegg 29d ago
Asus selling millions of PCs a year that each pester their users to make a Microsoft account is well worth a major discount to them than any sort of additional OEM licensing revenue. Giving Asus cheap licenses lets them sell cheaper units t
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by graypegg 29d ago
I honestly would assume that’s a pretty honest price for an OEM license paid by a company as big as Asus, they definitely don’t pay retail!
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by graypegg 1mo ago
Ahhh, I think the author mixed up two values here. That value seems to actually be the average over the past 3 months. const incidents = e.detail.incidents; // ...snip... const now = new Date(); const t
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by graypegg 1mo ago
Death by natural causes
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by graypegg 1mo ago
The calendar example is from the article, their suggestion is "Event"! But also, yeah that's a weak choice for me to pull from. I guess my point is "File" is just consistent, not that it accurately represents the wa
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by graypegg 1mo ago
Contrapoint: your application isn't special enough to break patterns. Opening a calendar application, clicking on the "Event" menu, and being given options to make a new calendar makes as much sense as opening the "File&
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by graypegg 1mo ago
I know this is an irrelevant factoid and literally does not matter at all, but it's a tad more meta that just em = font size. Prepare to be bored: The em unit/point size in typography was based on the height of the lead sorts you
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by graypegg 1mo ago
I feel like amazon just appends the values you select on the left sidebar to your search. There's no way they're actually properties of the listings in any way. Give me search like McMaster-Carr. Everything is an instance of a cat
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by graypegg 1mo ago
Maybe I'm just dense and there's some weird psychology thing FB is doing here. but I can't think of any reason why ignoring search parameters would be intentional, especially for a classifieds search! Even if it's for sp
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by graypegg 1mo ago
> Three pictures from Getty Images And written in the first person, about the author's trip to Japan and Greece...? Maybe there's some licensing issue with using their own photos but it's very funny to pair the sentence:
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by graypegg 1mo ago
*[class*=btn-] { ... } I know you'd be matching on the class attribute instead of a single classname, but I feel like we'd see this much more out-in-the-wild if there was an apetite for this syntax feature right? Like, th
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by graypegg 1mo ago
I have noticed it's pretty common for devs used to CSS-in-JS to imagine classes as being an exact 1:1 mapping to a specific DOM element, so maybe this is aiming to simplify things for that crowd? I guess similarly to BEM class names fr
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by graypegg 2mo ago
Huh... I wonder if some big version of a bloom filter would work as well. Hash all output text, probably in chunks of a couple tens of tokens each (that would need tweaking to find the most useful hash input length I guess), and smash &#x27
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by graypegg 2mo ago
> because readability matters more than word count. “If I had more time, I would’ve written a shorter letter.” If part of the reason you need LLMs to speed up the process is because you were trying to hit a word count and the typing was

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