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by graypegg 2y ago
I do think "use HTMX" is a tough sell for a 800 employee company, just because it doesn't really solve issues on it's own. (Imagining the pitch is "add HTMX to an existing project") Going all-in on hypermedia d
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by graypegg 2y ago
I’ve wanted to make something like this for a while! Though with sudoku puzzles instead of news. My mum goes thru tons of those sudoku books, and doesn’t want to use her phone for it. Just a button to get 1 puzzle, or hold for a roll of 10
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by graypegg 2y ago
That only works when calling a method on the things you’re iterating thru, it is a replacement for the single variable block example you gave there
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by graypegg 2y ago
I use an LSP and every IDE feature in intelliJ for typescript, Java, and anything else well-supported by jetbrains... except Ruby. For me, Ruby's standard library tends to use names for things I would guess first, and the way people bu
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by graypegg 2y ago
Ok good, my startup S½ (also known as Ç) is still unique, phew
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by graypegg 2y ago
I would really like to try writing something along the lines of “the web from scratch” one day. I wouldn’t want it to be just a retelling of the history of the internet, but rather building up a set of abstractions from some physical exampl
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by graypegg 2y ago
Yeah, though that surprising effect is present in any LLM. You can give it text, and it gives you more text that's spookyly coherant and related. Some of it is going to be in first person because lots of it's training data was in
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by graypegg 2y ago
> The only reason the researchers realized the model had knowingly misled them was because they had also given Claude what they called a “scratchpad”: a text box that it could use to “think” about its answer before supplying it to the re
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by graypegg 2y ago
This appears to be using a simple file watcher based on glob patterns to detect changes [0] so I'd be curious if we can configure that list to include ViewComponent instances as well! That may be harder since it's not just a stati
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by graypegg 2y ago
Ahhhh yeah I see what you mean. I'm probably thinking a bit too literally about 2nd person vs 3rd person. My example is an imaginary side conversation, where "you" = "Chat", so it's 2nd person, but the intent t
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by graypegg 2y ago
I have my rails shirt from RailsWorld 2024 (this past september) and it haaaaasn't lasted too many washes. The logo is printed onto the shirt using that method that makes it feel like a sticker stuck on top of the fabric and has a tend
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by graypegg 2y ago
Is it second person though? It feels like most of the times I've heard it in person, outside of a real livestream, it's sort of been for asking a question into the aether as emphasis. "Chat, are you seeing this?" to emph
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by graypegg 2y ago
Her skills with story telling really show there, that was really engaging but stayed technical and information dense! Thanks so much for the link!
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Treasure in the Timezone Database(counting-stuff.com)
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by graypegg 2y ago
Couldn't you argue that a free emulated version of a game replaces a paid license? Not that I agree, I like software preservation, but just thinking about how lawyers would go about this.
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by graypegg 2y ago
Honestly, I just wanted to say something funny haha. But yes I see how those are different though, thanks!
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by graypegg 2y ago
This is just pure assumption from my part, I know nothing about this. But extrapolating from your point: > It may be important for spacing out sections of DNA Is it possible that there IS selection pressure for unread DNA? I could imagin
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by graypegg 2y ago
Looking at this without the sci-fi tinted lens that OpenAI desperately tries to get everyone to look through, it's similar to a lot of input data isn't it? How many forums are filled with: Question: "Something bad will happen
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by graypegg 2y ago
I’m glad I’m not the only one with that specific memory! My dad loved this movie, it was in the regular rotation of his choice for our movie nights. The scene with the needle you have to jab in your heart reminded me of defibrillators (noth
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by graypegg 2y ago
Found this article with examples of before and after: https://pramodkumbhar.com/2024/01/c-reduce-systematically-ta... But still having trouble understanding how it knows WHAT to remove when trying each iteration.
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by graypegg 2y ago
I'd rather have a (high!) chance of that happening as a mistake low down on the hierarchy tree, where it's just the marketer (or maybe a region's marketing team) and two engineering teams involved that have unfuck their situa
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by graypegg 2y ago
I think every good experience I've had as part of a team, was because the business people, the designers, and the engineers were all respectful of each other, and had no power over one another. So I totally agree! Nothing stops that. P
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by graypegg 2y ago
> The problem is not the lack of a good manifesto, is that people don't get it. I think that is the problem though. It's still a system for human beings, if the majority of human beings aren't getting it, not sure it works
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by graypegg 2y ago
To a lot of folk, that's a feature! Capital A "Agile" is just sort of a pointer to "ayyy you've heard of other companies doing this" in a lot of people's minds. I think we'd end up doing this no matte
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by graypegg 2y ago
> It's for those who believe that skilled engineers are the true drivers of innovation and creators of meaningful products. Maybe the only thing I feel iffy about here. Just feels a bit naïve, I've worked together with some rea
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by graypegg 2y ago
This sort of reminds me of certificate authorities. A certificate authority is just a list of edges in this sense, and you inherently trust what the CA says are valid edges. (with some cryptography magic to verify it's really on the CA
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by graypegg 2y ago
Interesting, thanks! I'll give it a read. I didn't know about the "contains probiotic bacteria that secrete lactase" claim with raw milk. It would be weird if lactase/lactase producing bacteria were in big enough qu
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by graypegg 2y ago
Yeah it's the microorganisms that cause food poisoning. There's not some magic unalienable property of pasteurized milk that makes it safe, it's just much less likely to contain microorganisms. So if you're controlling f
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by graypegg 2y ago
I've heard a few people mention the lack of vitamins in pasteurized milk. I get that heat could destroy some chemicals, so that sort of makes sense, but isn't most milk fortified? I'm not sure it's a huge deal. I don&#x2
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by graypegg 2y ago
I assume it's orders of magnitude better than asbestos obviously, since flour is organic and decomposes, but it still doesn't seem great. If the particulate is this small, it can probably get pretty deep into your lungs and just s

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