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by hugs 1y ago
I'm easily getting $10K/month of value from my Anthropic subscription. (Rough estimate of how much I would have paid someone else to create the things I've (co)created with Claude Code so far.) If this is a bubble, I just hop
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by hugs 1y ago
have a specific regulation in mind?
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by hugs 1y ago
(fwiw, I'm not the creator of this, but am a casual user of Nostr...) tl;dr: the answer you're looking for is probably in the explainer doc [1]. At its core, Nostr is simple: it's "just" JSON over WebSockets. But th
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by hugs 1y ago
I'm using Claude Code... And then for manual review and editing, using Zed with Nim extensions: https://zed.dev/docs/languages/nim Sorry, I don't really do debuggers... I mostly step through code interac
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by hugs 1y ago
Happy to see more Nim projects on HN! I don't know if AI code gen helped with this particular project, so please forgive my small tangent; Claude Code is surprisingly good at writing Nim. I just created a QuickJS + MicroPython wrapper
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Show HN: Burrito: An embeddable QuickJS wrapper written in Nim(tapsterbot.github.io)
7 points by hugs 1y ago|0 comments
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by hugs 1y ago
working on it! (valet network)
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by hugs 1y ago
congrats on the launch. i started selling robots for $100/each back in 2012. (tapster). realized over time, it's hard to stay in business at that price point if that's all you're selling. my bots are now closer to $10K&#
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by hugs 1y ago
you saying that is probably the reason they did this.
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by hugs 1y ago
"When art critics get together they talk about form and structure and meaning. When artists get together they talk about where you can buy cheap turpentine."
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by hugs 1y ago
For electronics, all you really need to get started is an Arduino, 3 hobby servos, and a breadboard and wires. The first robot I sold was basically just that. And the physical parts were Lego-Technic compatible laser-cut (later 3D printed)
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by hugs 1y ago
1) Get a 3D printer (or access to one). Or visit your local art supply store (for structural basswood) and hardware store (for nuts and bolts). 2) Get an electronics starter kit. (Adafruit or SparkFun are good places to start looking.) 3) B
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by hugs 1y ago
no prob!
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by hugs 1y ago
thanks! have an example on how to use that in a sandboxfile? (also, this project is really cool. great work!)
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by hugs 1y ago
Looks great! This might be extremely useful for a distributed/decentralized software testing network I'm building (called Valet Network)... Question: How does networking work? Can I restrict/limit microvms so that they can on
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by hugs 1y ago
This is one of the "killer apps" for Nim. Nim makes makes it easy to wrap C and easy to talk to Python (via Nimpy).
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Block’s bitcoin checkout goes live in Vegas(cnbc.com)
1 points by hugs 1y ago|0 comments
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by hugs 1y ago
yeah, full end-to-end tests/monitors are like fire alarms: they can often tell you something is wrong, but not exactly what is wrong. but that doesn't mean fire alarms have no value. most common failure mode for teams are havi
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by hugs 1y ago
"testing in production" can be controversial, but this is a well-balanced take on it. lately i've been working on a decentralized production testing network called 'valet network' [1] (full-disclosure: selenium crea
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by hugs 1y ago
Samsung Galaxy A Series (A15 / A15 5G, A14 / A14 5G, A25) all have headphone jacks. These are their "lower-end" models, though. The higher-end ones don't. And of course, iPhones haven't for a long time, too. Al
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by hugs 1y ago
on long car trips, it seems like everyone in the car (except, me, the driver) has headphones on. no one will miss the lack of rear speakers.
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by hugs 2y ago
Hard to live off donations. Probably won't be very stable. These are the methods I've tried (and known to work, at least for me): - Work at a consulting company - Work in a big tech company - Start your own SaaS company
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by hugs 2y ago
the nice thing about ai's energy usage is that no one complains about bitcoin's energy usage anymore. (i'm kidding, people still complain.)
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by hugs 2y ago
yes!
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by hugs 2y ago
hey neighbor :) we should totally do this in oak park. oak parkers already kinda do "stoop coffee", but usually only twice a year during a pre-planned block party. i could see this expanded to something a little more frequent, lik
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by hugs 2y ago
"...someone else in the world would have done it within 10 years." That is arguably true of every invention ever invented.
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by hugs 2y ago
I might be naive, but I think it's time we seriously start implementing "HTTP status code 402: Payment Required" across the board. "L402" is an interesting proposal. Paying a fraction of a penny per request. https
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by hugs 2y ago
came here to say the same. the big problem with nim is not enough people use it. and the way to fix it is with more people using it. (classic catch-22). i struggle with this myself, i might be hiring soon and i know it's going to be ha
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by hugs 2y ago
the real fun is reading all the fan theories on reddit (/r/SeveranceAppleTVPlus). it gets pretty wild and it's fun to see everyone make their case with the various scraps of "evidence".
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by hugs 2y ago
yes, exactly. some people like "weird" and thus probably would like almost anything by kubrick. (i am that person.) but no matter what, my wonderful spouse does not like "weird" tv or movies, and thus does not and will n

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