hresvelgr

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by hresvelgr 5mo ago
I would encourage everyone remotely interested in Zig to have a look at Odin[1]. If like me, you read that article and found yourself muttering "what the hell," then you might appreciate Odin's simplicity and design consisten
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by hresvelgr 6mo ago
I think the magic is still mostly in raylib in that it's a well designed API with high composability. It feels like playing and building. Odin is special in its own right. There's no particular feature of Odin that really stands o
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by hresvelgr 6mo ago
You have better specs than I do and I'm running the same model almost twice as fast through GGUF on llama cpp. I'd try some different harnesses.
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by hresvelgr 6mo ago
Anytype is a well-made product, but its data format is somewhat opaque and like Notion suffers from significant complexity. I switched to Obsidian last year, which while proprietary at least gives me the option to move my data somewhere els
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by hresvelgr 6mo ago
> A fast, native markdown viewer for macOS built with Tauri v2, React, and markdown-it. Since when is JavaScript native? Tauri may be using the system's web view but it's still a web view. False advertising.
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by hresvelgr 6mo ago
> a constant for every invention is my lifetime is "everyone else is only interested in puerile sex and entertainment, $LATEST_MEDIA is ruining us, 1984" Every damaging invention in isolation isn't a big deal. The big deal
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by hresvelgr 6mo ago
SDL3 doesn't support bindless resources and the plans to do so in the future are very loose[1]. [1] https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL/issues/11148#issuecomment-...
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by hresvelgr 6mo ago
While I agree that my view is narrow, the "best solution" in question is what we used to do, and it was fine. There are still many places that manually manage dependencies. Fundamentally automatic software versioning is an under-d
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by hresvelgr 6mo ago
> Package managers are now basically a requirement for language adoption. Doing it manually is not a solution, in an automated world. Absolute nonsense. What does automated world even mean? Even if one could infer reasonably, it's n
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by hresvelgr 6mo ago
Focusing on protocol and decentralisation is putting the cart before the horse. The reason why Twitter, and Reddit in particular work so well is because of sub-communities that form organically. More importantly, discovery was part of the v
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by hresvelgr 7mo ago
Startup punditry is a business niche being capitalised on and it's being regarded in this article like a commune of knowledge. It's mildly insightful entertainment literature, with customers. On a philosophical level it's abs
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by hresvelgr 7mo ago
I'm quite partial to Zed. Very snappy, and you can turn off all the AI features globally if you like.
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by hresvelgr 7mo ago
> It is much closer to proper engineering. I would not equate software engineering to "proper" engineering insofar as being uttered in the same sentence as mechanical, chemical, or electrical engineering. The cost of code is co
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by hresvelgr 7mo ago
Something that isn't touched on as much is that in the time between old-school native apps and Electron apps is design systems and brand language have become much more prevalent, and implementing native UI often results in compromising
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by hresvelgr 7mo ago
It's only creepy if you are a creep.
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by hresvelgr 7mo ago
This reminds me of the bio-neural gel packs from Star Trek: Voyager. Wild to think that this could become a reality.
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by hresvelgr 8mo ago
> If anything it’s maybe a bit on-the-nose. This is what I was driving at. I should have been more specific to say not particularly meaningful or evocative to me . From the previews I've seen it's all based around shattering a
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by hresvelgr 8mo ago
I might agree with you as a knee jerk, but I believe "the medium is the message"[1] and I don't think there's anything particularly meaningful or evocative about shattered glass as opposed to any other planar medium. [1]
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by hresvelgr 8mo ago
> "What if our AI bullishness continues to be right...and what if that’s actually bearish" - what if pee pee was poo poo Despite the vulgarity, it is exceptionally illuminating to how much some of these slop pieces are just a m
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by hresvelgr 8mo ago
If you're okay with the work being done poorly and without review, then sure. Otherwise, it'll take the same amount of time and be done worse. I would not trust solely 1 person to review 5 people's work let alone 100.
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by hresvelgr 8mo ago
That's the point? Even though they are complex, the improved roads all use circular arcs which guarantee a baseline of good drivability.
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by hresvelgr 9mo ago
It's my belief that the author has almost entirely used an LLM to put this together. Tailor engagement accordingly.
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by hresvelgr 9mo ago
I suspect that was in the initial prompt that was used to generate this and the LLM decided Rust syntax was preferable.
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by hresvelgr 9mo ago
Very few companies producing physical goods make the kind of money that companies producing meta-physical goods do. They produce more money at a fraction of the cost. Value is always an issue of culture and the west in particular values mon
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by hresvelgr 9mo ago
This is really cool, but begs the question: is the ideal IDE actually just a window manager with strong component coupling?
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by hresvelgr 10mo ago
ChatGPT copypasta isn't helpful, or interesting. If I wanted a ChatGPT explanation, I would have gone to ChatGPT.
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Plugdata – A visual programming environment for audio experimentation(plugdata.org)
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by hresvelgr 10mo ago
> Congratulations, you have now increased the cognitive load to be productive on your team and increased the SQL injection attack surface for your apps! Maybe I am speaking from too much experience but writing SQL is second-nature to me
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by hresvelgr 10mo ago
I'm sure you could get even greater speed by removing Prisma. All you need is a migration tool and a database connection. Most recent example in my work where we removed an ORM resulted in all of our engineers, particularly juniors bec
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by hresvelgr 10mo ago
I somewhat mirror this opinion, but I would like to point out that there are scant alternatives that meet the intersection of attributes ImGui possesses. The best alternative I've seen as of late is Slint[1]. It's early days but i

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