hexasquid

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by hexasquid 3mo ago
I think what you are describing is covered by either an E reader or the giant collection of how-to explantions on YouTube?
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by hexasquid 3mo ago
I expect 20 years from now there will be people reminiscing "remember claude.md? Back then we knew how it all worked. We had deep control. We counted tokens, chose the model..."
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by hexasquid 3mo ago
A few years ago they couldn't do fingers properly Today they can't even understand the nuances of Robin Williams in Good Will Hunting. What won't they be able to do two years from now?
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
And for Dark Souls AI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrHKzKQdZxY&t=1366s
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
I wonder what happened in the past 3 years which put this on the agenda of all these countries.
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
Standard contempt for web developers.
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
This is consistent with the endless contempt people have had for JavaScript and those that use it.
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
I hope it's shepherds
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
I scrolled the article and there were frames during the scroll where half a line of text was clipped by the start and bottom of the viewport.
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
"clanker" Slang for an AI, used by a Blade Runner
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
"Don't think of an elephant"
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
I'm not sure if Tex has a way to express mobile/desktop aware layouts, or to enable the reader to adjust only the font size (my ignorance)
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
So many complaints about web technology, where is the replacement? I'd be interested to know if there was the one true layout system that everyone agrees on
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
Using language to represent reality is lossy
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
Indeed. I often see comments on the ethics and water/energy consumption of AI, but very few for non-vegan* developers boiling water for their coffees in air conditioned offices that require a commute, which I assume is a common default
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
I'm coming around to liking them; they're like a sort of anti-shibboleth. "Ah, an em-dash", I think: "now I know".
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
Introducing JSON scoped comments, far superior to JSON conventional comments. People who use those are our rivals.
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by hexasquid 4mo ago
Disney, here to save kids from screens. Reminds me of when I saw a bunch of tshirts with the word "PUNK" written on them displayed in a window in a mall.
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by hexasquid 5mo ago
Sinister Dexter Adroit Gauche Left handed compliment Right hand man
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by hexasquid 5mo ago
Extrapolating the final position of the goalposts
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by hexasquid 5mo ago
"Ambiguity is the enemy", as a rule of thumb, has helped me
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by hexasquid 5mo ago
No machine could create the sublime human connection I get from Crazy Frog.
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by hexasquid 5mo ago
When a human makes a I IV V it's art When a machine does it, soulless
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by hexasquid 6mo ago
Hold the jokes until we're sure this isn't an `.unwrap()`
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by hexasquid 6mo ago
We?
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by hexasquid 6mo ago
This needs to be built into figma and taught to product managers. FE devs are telling each other this all the time (mentioned in every single FE conference), but most of the time - they don't get to make this decision - they fail when
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by hexasquid 6mo ago
In 20 years of front-end web development I've never encountered a designer willing to use standard form controls. I assume they exist.
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by hexasquid 6mo ago
"I'm going to put this fire over with the rest of the fire" but in app form
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by hexasquid 6mo ago
Not what I expected
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by hexasquid 6mo ago
Not exactly "heres to the crazy ones" anymore eh

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