hankbond

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by hankbond 4mo ago
every e reader I have owned does this.
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by hankbond 4mo ago
Wow this is very similar to the direction im taking with my new project https://github.com/hank-bond/uix (warning the code base is certainly not messy but the application is barely usable for anything as of this post).
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by hankbond 4mo ago
Sometimes I think yak shaving is mostly just ADHD I self delude into being productivity.
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by hankbond 4mo ago
This was well put. Some things I just want done because I need to use them now. Some things I want to take my time because it's an opportunity for me to expand my knowledge graph and/or something I want to be durable (so it can&#
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by hankbond 4mo ago
This was a very well written piece that contains just the right amount of context to understand how to place the concept, an easily digestible length, and a sort of to the point whimsy that's not overbearing. Saving this as a reference
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by hankbond 4mo ago
I played few on itch.io but it seems like most of these are more interactive poems/stories than games? Does anyone have any recs of some bitsies with more traditional game elements?
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by hankbond 4mo ago
Is the implication of this that damage was caused because existing tests were not version controlled, or that new tests were not yet committed? I'm confused as to what damage this was intended (or in actuality) caused?
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by hankbond 4mo ago
Do you have any links or topics you can drop on me to learn more about your perspective? I find it to be really interesting.
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by hankbond 4mo ago
I don't know if this will bring you any comfort, but I think > And you learn in your career that it's a bad idea to care about the code, especially in a business context, which one's career is very much trapped in the busi
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by hankbond 4mo ago
It's easy to start learning on, or prototype with, and then sometimes momentum just keeps it going. Also it may not really be the best at anything, but it's "pretty good" at just about everything. It's kind of lik
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by hankbond 4mo ago
Would have liked to hear about the safety profile for marine life that this has compared to other chemical sunscreens.
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by hankbond 4mo ago
You know what, you are right on the money with that. I think if you expand to include functional/smoke/e2e tests, that covers pretty much everything documentation is supposed to be. Just by running them you can measure if they ar
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by hankbond 4mo ago
Seeing more and more projects eschew code docs with the idea that "well architected code can be queried by LLMs" and stick to more functional runbook style docs. It really is unlikely that at any given point all of the docs of a
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by hankbond 4mo ago
Talking to startups and founders I have not heard anyone recently mention IPO as a goal anymore, even very far off. I do more than ever though hear acquisition as an active target for liquidation. I wonder how many companies are starting
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by hankbond 4mo ago
This resonated with me, but I would have loved to see some positive examples as well. The tone did not read as a rant, but as someone that doesn't know too much about good UI construction, I did not feel like I walked away any closer
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by hankbond 4mo ago
Maybe this says more about me than your project, but I find the use of implementing this with the Redis Streams wire protocol very interesting and creative. Being able to leverage the surface area of existing client SDKs should really help
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by hankbond 4mo ago
It's cute but the physics feel off. Something about the bouncing feels like it dampens the momentum too much, and the rolling resistance also feels like it's too aggressive. I really did not like the ramp that pushes for you.
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by hankbond 4mo ago
Or just stop using Claude code and pick a harness that actually grants you a modicum of control over its context.
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by hankbond 4mo ago
I got a content rejection for this question in a new chat. > What is the optimal EPA oil intake for nootropic effects? Very advanced classifiers they have.
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by hankbond 4mo ago
I don't really get it, but still kind of liked it? I enjoyed the abstractness of the story and the disjointedness of the time aspects. I don't disagree with the salience of the point Death made but it kind of felt like an exposit
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by hankbond 4mo ago
> It's like giving wishes as a genie. You gotta be super explicit with the ground rules. I have used the genie analogy before. It used to feel more like a Golem but now with the whole Fable sabotage mode https://jonready.
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by hankbond 4mo ago
The hover images were delightful thank you for that little bit of whimsy. Also the iTunes Burn CD one was my favorite! I totally forgot about that and its so fun compared to flat design.
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by hankbond 4mo ago
I was genuinely surprised how good the render -> quantized sprite looked. That quick conversion made them look crispy .
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by hankbond 4mo ago
I don't really see how Pi is a FOMO framework. It's basically the minimal surface area framework for you to build other things on. I'm building some agent powered applications and I would have no ability to do that reliably
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by hankbond 4mo ago
> a structural map of the codebase to both constrain and validate what the model produces I think this in apt and concise description of what this is trying to accomplish. I'm feeling like we had some really great gains in Model im
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by hankbond 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taint_checking I'm sorry for distracting from your engaging and thoughtful reply but I can't help but giggle at the name of this concept.
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by hankbond 4mo ago
Also I keep seeing solutions in this space that are doing inheritance and call stack dependency linkage, but I haven't seen the same level of exploration into data lifetime dependency. Not lifetime in the way it exists in Rust (to my
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by hankbond 4mo ago
I love how wild this is. Thank you for thinking out of the box. I kind of hate actually using this tho since it's just not how my brain thinks about concept relationships (spatially related concepts even in linear space).
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by hankbond 4mo ago
I am interested in subtle ways in which we can change how we write software to get better outcomes out of harnesses (model + tools + skills). I'm imagining that use of Sem will be more effective on code written in some shapes than oth
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by hankbond 5mo ago
Immediately noticed that and then closed out.

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