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hugodan
9mo ago
War is coming. Act accordingly
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I was banned from Claude for scaffolding a Claude.md file?
(hugodaniel.com)
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9mo ago
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PNGine: Bundle WebGPU shaders into portable PNG files (~15 KB self-contained)
(hugodaniel.com)
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Miniray is a vibecoded WGSL shader minifier and validator
(hugodaniel.com)
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9mo ago
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hugodan
10mo ago
Shame on Apple. And thanks for making me consider alternatives for me and my relatives
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10mo ago
“I never thought leopards would eat my face,”
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hugodan
10mo ago
That’s an aggressive problematic gambler mentality.
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hugodan
1y ago
Im doing a small tool to provide diagnostics and play with shader limits, hopefully it makes finding these limits easier in different machines and OSes. Still an early WIP: https://hugodaniel.com/pages/webgpu-diagnostic
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1y ago
This would be very cool, like a low level diagnosis query that could report on these
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I Tried to Break WebGPU (and Found These Hidden WGSL Limits)
(hugodaniel.com)
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1y ago
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WebGPU Shader Limits
(hugodaniel.com)
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Show HN: BoreDOM JavaScript Framework. InflictBoredom(); WebComponent();
(hugodaniel.com)
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hugodan
1y ago
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hugodan
1y ago
If you are after performance see jsonjoy.
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hugodan
1y ago
china will do that for them
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hugodan
1y ago
I worked with a guy like that... oh wait, that guy is me
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hugodan
1y ago
In both scenarios (slot machines and vibecoding) anticipation is the name of the game. Much like doomscrolling.
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BoreDOM: Another Boring JavaScript Framework
(hugodaniel.com)
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2y ago
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hugodan
2y ago
Looks like trickle down economics is actually trickling up. Who would have guessed?
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hugodan
2y ago
Haskell provides by far the best refactoring experience of all languages I’ve ever used.
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hugodan
2y ago
reads like a chatgpt answer
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Design Products That Won't Become Obsolete
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hugodan
2y ago
“I quit myself to work for Google” is the most common pattern but not as much spoken about. We can see the side effects of it in posts like these and countless others that come with forced contraptions as ways to justify having quit Google.
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hugodan
2y ago
He should talk to my family who is alt-right “they are clearly a different species” to see how much he would understand the other side.
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2y ago
I'll tell you why, it is simply the best refactoring experience out there. This.
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2y ago
Try to keep code reference indirections to a tasteful minimum. If a split is needed that’s one more indirection for whoever will be maintaining it in the future. This weight needs to be on the table. Keeping things referentially transparent
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ECS in WGSL an Idea
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2y ago
“The country’s Prime Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento” he is not the prime minister. That’s Luis Montenegro. Sarmento is the economy/finance minister.
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2y ago
15 years ago? Just buy bitcoin
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2y ago
Wasm? Care to provide source for that?
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hugodan
3y ago
I disagree with you. There is no justification for death. 1) Where do you draw the line? 2) At what number does that one become two? 3) how long do you think until AI is justified to start killing those single digit persons? 4) What if that
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