hankbond

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by hankbond 2mo ago
This was beautiful and simply executed, thank you!
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by hankbond 2mo ago
Oh I'm not saying I don't want it. If the company would pay for it I certainly would use it. Just yesterday I was dealing with overlapping edge labels and at a loss for how I would futz my way to fix it since I did not want to p
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by hankbond 2mo ago
For things that don't require that much focus like housework I really enjoy this. For things that do require focus (but not necessarily internal monologue) I prefer external stimuli to prevent my mind from wandering. But I certainly a
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by hankbond 2mo ago
I have a bunch of bad layouts so I'll give it a shot, but there's no way my org would pay 120 a year per seat for this. I don't think for any price it would get through procurement to be honest. Also we mostly render mermai
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by hankbond 2mo ago
well they can natively converse in base64
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by hankbond 2mo ago
I agree but how many developers did you know making heavy use of it? It always seemed like it was a poorly thought out experiment that gained a lot of traction and hype from the non-technical crowd. I don't say that to be elitist, I
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by hankbond 2mo ago
using the platform.deepseek API version I haven't had this happen once in my usage (which has been exclusive since its release). Which provider are you using? I also use a pretty bare bones Pi.
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by hankbond 2mo ago
Just an anecdote but thats why Deepseek v4 flash 0731 is my current favorite model. It's really not very "eager" and stays on the task at hand.
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by hankbond 2mo ago
Write your README or ME won't READ it.
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by hankbond 2mo ago
Next up, LinkedIn starts using this feedback to train a classifier. They then announce an officially approved "not slop" classification only for LinkedIn Gold member posts. The classified posts have a wider reach due to everyone
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by hankbond 2mo ago
It's true, and I use LLMs for the vast majority of my development work. The thing I greatly disagree with the anti-LLM crowd is that they often act like usage of LLMs necessitates skill decay. I have learned so much more using LLMs t
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by hankbond 2mo ago
I have had to stop commenting this because it would end up on 50% of the posts here. I really wish we could flag prose as ai-generated on here and just filter it out.
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by hankbond 2mo ago
Well for instance the approach that was demonstrated (as I understood it) seems to necessitate a lot of tradeoffs and maybe concessions in app design to meet the authorize criteria. Is it accurate to say that all data provided to the serv
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by hankbond 2mo ago
I like the idea that what is demonic about this piece is that it steals productive attention. Its use takes the energy that would otherwise be spent learning something useful (by the author's estimation) and redirects it to practicing
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by hankbond 2mo ago
This is hacker news so there's a good chance they mean "have a successful acquisition of their business", in which case I hope they can Exit.
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by hankbond 2mo ago
I feel like this blends two discrete things 1. Can I have access to my data (the side effects of my interaction with an application) in a portable way? 2. Can I stop or prevent others (like the application author) from having access to my d
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by hankbond 2mo ago
Just want to thank the authors for the concise and consumable README.
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by hankbond 2mo ago
that is quite the green.
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by hankbond 2mo ago
["Skill", "Force"] Pick one.
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by hankbond 3mo ago
Very cute idea. I would expect that with a 15 second develop time and no live display preview some kind of optical viewfinder would be very helpful. I love seeing weird cameras.
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by hankbond 3mo ago
I know every gram is accounted for in aerospace but OLEDs weighs so little, especially if you can just heatsink into existing metal structures nearby.
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by hankbond 3mo ago
What is your goal? What are you trying to have it generate that is not more appropriate for you to write yourself?
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by hankbond 3mo ago
> What else can you do? If the warehouses burn down and things happen, then we will just have to accept it.
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by hankbond 3mo ago
> 7. AI no longer lacks taste and intuition; it lacks the ability to learn continuously. Well I guess "usually bad taste" is not the same as no taste? I'm not quite sure how I would even define "no taste" now th
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by hankbond 3mo ago
This is very cute! What kind of creations are you making with this? The examples show some loose diagramming, but the infinite canvas to me screams idea scratch pad?
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by hankbond 3mo ago
Design is illegible. Needs more contrast between text and background. I'm not even vision impaired and I was squinting immediately.
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by hankbond 3mo ago
I feel like it's directionally like telling depressed people to just "stop being depressed". Works for me because of where I'm at currently but idk how generalizable it is.
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by hankbond 3mo ago
RAF files contain (or at least can be configured to contain) a full size JPG embedded in them that will have the film sims baked in (as all JPGs do). You can use EXIFTools to extract them. Immich can be configured to make thumbnails off t
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by hankbond 3mo ago
This may be a very tone deaf thing to say, but what really helps me is to just tell myself I am happy. It's certainly not fool-proof when faced with genuine problems, but I often find myself unhappy or annoyed for no particular reason
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by hankbond 3mo ago
This is one of the cases where I think people really want a personal touch. Your README is the "hook" of a project, it's the first thing we see, and so you want to advertise "this thing was made with thought and care&qu

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