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by graypegg 2y ago
That’s sort of what I was thinking, if the training involved a lot of negative suppression of things that openAI thinks are bad, it makes sense to me that “do X which you inherently don’t want to do!” will result in a big deluge of everythi
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by graypegg 2y ago
The targeting for updates. Something like hotwire/turbo frames allows you to push a form's response to any turbo-frame. You can also push updates to multiple frames at once. They're matched by frame ID, much like target=&quot
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by graypegg 2y ago
Tangential, but I would really like frames to come back for incremental document updates, like LiveView/Hotwire/HTMX. You can just start working like that today with one of those libraries, but it would be so neat to have a common
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by graypegg 2y ago
To be fair, a lot of people they might assume that the target attribute can ONLY take a few discrete magic values if they haven't worked with multiple frames on one document, so it's an obvious question to ask why it HAS to start
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by graypegg 2y ago
IMHO, if someone made something while following along with a tutorial, I do think they should be free to turn THAT software they made (with a guide) into a product. The presumption being that the tutorial isn't just handing you a produ
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by graypegg 2y ago
Around the same time, I was using Coda actually! https://web.archive.org/web/20101007013748/http://panic.com/... I had only used dreamweaver a small amount at highschool, but the imac we had at home
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by graypegg 2y ago
There is! FFmpeg supports hardware acceleration for a lot of operations. (Though format/codec dependant on the chipset you're working with, so it's not as general as you might expect. I don't know a ton about video'
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by graypegg 2y ago
Ditto for "type safety". This always feels like reaching for onnnne more feature on these project hype sites. "I don't expose the public API as Any!" feels about on the level of "has documentation"... whic
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by graypegg 2y ago
If we were keeping in the JS ecosystem, there’s Redwood [0] which has been around a while*. [0] https://redwoodjs.com/ * not comparable to Rails or Django’s definition of “a while” but it’s quite mature.
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by graypegg 2y ago
I have actually had a different experience. I feel like I've run into "we can't just see/edit the thing" more often than "we want another thing here" with users. Naming a report is the kiss of death. &quot
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by graypegg 2y ago
I really like web apps that are just CRUD forms. It obviously doesn't work for everything, but the "list of X -> form -> updated list of X" user experience works really well for a lot of problem domains, especially ones
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by graypegg 2y ago
To be fair, doom is also a pain on a calculator[0]/pregnancy test[1]/milling machine[2]/touch bar[3]/PDF document[4]! I think that's part of the fun! I absolutely love this stuff... I sort of think Doom at 4FPS is..
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by graypegg 2y ago
Hallucination is a medical term. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallucination The usage in relation to AI is a reference to the medical term, not the other way around.
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by graypegg 2y ago
The one aspect this misses that's so hard to communicate is the lack of visual processing inside the sort of curled aura "area". When I was getting them often as a kid, I would basically become illiterate over the course of 1
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by graypegg 2y ago
That’s a very meaningful and comforting thought about one’s own impact on the world… except for tableau’s web performance team.
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by graypegg 2y ago
Is it more to do with resources misallocated from something to prevent human suffering, to something comparably suffering-neutral? (a VR headset with an NBA app on it) While I can empathize with that, I don't think those resources woul
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by graypegg 2y ago
This is obviously a pretty common belief, but I do think web dev gets held to a weird standard when framed as "the one with too much tech churn". Just because someone solves a problem with a new library or framework does not mean
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by graypegg 2y ago
I thought it seemed neat. If I was part of your randomly selected individuals, I would give it the green light. I think the core element of human creativity might be lost in your imagined system of governance.
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by graypegg 2y ago
I think they're talking about a VR POV that's courtside more like a normal VR experience, rather than this perspective "above" the stadium
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by graypegg 2y ago
Honestly want to understand your viewpoint here, is your corcern the resource consumption used in producing VR headsets, this NBA application, or something more general like all computing?
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by graypegg 2y ago
Cue the dialog configuration service, which will provide dynamic dialog configuration JSON files. The dialog configuration service will then need to communicate with the colour token service, which will be the single source of truth for the
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by graypegg 2y ago
Captured 14 Feb 2025 ~12:15pm EST from README header > This repository contains the source code of the core library implementing the Privacy Pass API used by Kagi. Yeah... that doesn't feel great. Though I do think the folks at Kagi
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by graypegg 2y ago
The bottom toolbar... is something I didn't consider actually. Also agree with you on that. That removed a whole layout option. (Split bottom left/right, OR open a wide bottom pane. Now all panes need to be splits.)
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by graypegg 2y ago
Genuine question, what are you missing from the old UI? I am still maybe not a “fan” of the new UI, but I’ve since gotten pretty proficient with it and I genuinely can’t think of anything that’s impeding me. I think the general information
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by graypegg 2y ago
> This is a utility token that will be deployed under the ERC-20 standard, and live on the Ethereum blockchain. It will be set up so that if the product does well, the price of the token goes up, and if the product does badly, the price
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by graypegg 2y ago
A 2009 honda civic can get an under-5 seconds 0-60 easily... however it does involve high a cliff. Result Specs (as in measuring output/experimental results) need strict definitions to be useful and I think the current ones with have f
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by graypegg 2y ago
Linear Regression could be the world's first AGI /sarcasm
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by graypegg 2y ago
I think that’s misunderstanding the point they’re making. It’s not talking about knives, it’s talking about knife recipes. As in, “I use the pairing knife to cut the salmon” which is definitely similar to “I use HTML to write my blog”. Mayb
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by graypegg 2y ago
Overlooked one major benefit of salmon though: it tastes great and I would rather eat salmon than krill oil caps ;) To be fair, there’s low heavy metal contamination salmon on the market; a few sibling comments mentioned wild Alaskan salmon
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by graypegg 2y ago
Ruby borrows a lot from Smalltalk. Everything is an object, including things that are normally keywords elsewhere like Class or Module. There are no public properties on objects, only methods, which is technically only « messages » and obje

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