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by hypendev 2mo ago
Exactly, the last year or two has been insanely innovative for actuators, with some new material combinations, approaches and multiple startups that are starting to scale up their innovations in this space. Give them a few years to sort out
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by hypendev 2mo ago
>1. The PRs are across different related repos, so they literally can't be combined into one PR. This would be such a insanely useful features for a small subset of power users that they will never deliver.
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by hypendev 2mo ago
Why isnt refactor in its separate PR? Every developer with an ounce of thought would tell youn to: >Do PR refactoring module A >Do PR with feature X + cleanup >Maybe PR with additional work if bigger
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by hypendev 2mo ago
But couldnt you just create a PR2 that targets your PR1 branch? What does stack contribute that multiple PRs targeting each other dont? i.e. like this where each one targets prior PR1 db_migrations PR2 backend_base PR3 adds_frontend_scoobyd
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by hypendev 2mo ago
It really hit a specific vibe. RIP to a legend.
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by hypendev 2mo ago
This is so cool! Would love a writeup on how you went at it and how the layers work, think the real juice is hidden there as Java ME is basically archeology at this point so it would definitely have some learning value. Even if your agent w
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by hypendev 2mo ago
You might have misread me - I meant in a time when LLM's are speeding up development in general, as now you can write giant interfaces and implementations without having to manually deal with glue code.
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by hypendev 2mo ago
> If WASM would've worked as advertised, allowing fully fledged apps to run easily and natively in the browser with no fuss and 90% native perf, then basically all app stores would've been dead. Working on that! I'm buildi
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by hypendev 2mo ago
Android had a tradeoff - less vertical integration and more annoyances, a bit worse software quality, for a more open, customisable and utility-like experience. I loved that. Now, the tradeoff is - less vertical integration, double the inte
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by hypendev 3mo ago
Might be that German law covers for such cases, but at that point, I'd expect then the regulations and annoyances about starting a company be more high trust. In our EU member country, one can do this without penalty, for years - and p
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by hypendev 3mo ago
That system is silly. I can open a company, work for a year, acrue debt, acrue tax debt, close it. Nothing will happen. Company "estate" will be sold to cover the debt, which can also be nothing.
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by hypendev 3mo ago
Because reasoning is an emergent byproduct of training it on all knowledge. It still doesn't "know" things in this form and just generates tokens, no matter how weird we spin it. So if you don't train it on a large datas
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by hypendev 4mo ago
This is kind of a loaded question. "Google" doesn't understand anything, as it isn't one being. Google has also as many average employees as any other company, and they will also come up with bad, corporate, ideas. Hones
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by hypendev 4mo ago
Similar problems here in Croatia, few reasons for it: - Boom of AirBNB's and apartment rentals with tourism, with real low tax rates - Limited liability abuse - company opens up, sells 30 apartments in a new building, build out the bui
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by hypendev 4mo ago
> but the mold in the bathroom and roaches in the kitchen definitely are. I would not agree. Having lived in low budget apartments for quite a while as a student, a lot of these things are "a norm" and not really the renters fa
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by hypendev 4mo ago
Thanks! Honestly, in one iteration of Hypen I actually added a `Script` component, but after trying it, it already felt both dirty and confusing, so it's a definitive no for the near future :) Regarding accessibility - I've also b
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by hypendev 4mo ago
I also have a horse in this race, would love to have it included! I'm building Hypen ( https://hypen.space ), a UI framework with a DSL that works in in Rust, TS, Go, Kotlin, Swift, and all over the place, as long as you can
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by hypendev 4mo ago
Sorry, my bad, might be 97 running on windows 98 - but yes, this is a giant corporation serving hundreds of corporate customers and a few hundred thousand private ones, using nearly 30 years old software because the management does not see
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by hypendev 4mo ago
It is still "in distribution", that is why when its "distributed" properly, it will surely add much, much more value to the economy. But it is a generational opportunity - we can remove a lot of barriers that come with k
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by hypendev 4mo ago
I wouldn't argue the same. My parents love using ChatGPT, asking it all kinds of questions. My mom discovered Claude and helps her immensely with her job - where she would have to take it home and work a few hours to be able to finish
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by hypendev 4mo ago
Back in the times of GPT3 text completion, right before the API came out, a contemporary art museum asked me to collaborate on a project. The project was supposed to include a chatbot, and I was like okay I can probably hook something up. T
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by hypendev 4mo ago
What is a larger scaler for you? What is "outside harness an LLM"? What is _the proof_ if all the proofs are not _proofs_? I don't babysit my LLM based services which are used by coaches and clients around the world. One of m
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by hypendev 4mo ago
Perry definitely looks interesting, was just looking at getting one of these to include into my framework. Would love to see more about it, or see more about the actual compiler docs. While the UI framework part is neat, I prefer not to for
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Hypen – A crossplatform native UI framework for TS, Rust & More(hypen.space)
4 points by hypendev 4mo ago|0 comments
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by hypendev 4mo ago
Motorola's history is so unfortunate. They were a great brand, cool phones, one of early Android players. After being bought out by Google, Motorola had some of the best devices out there with stock android, especially in the budget se
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by hypendev 5mo ago
Interesting, agents seem to always fall in a spectrum between overengineering and underengineering, where they will either go wild and overengineer a simple solution, or do the minimal effective thing to pass with "//TODO fix
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Gloop – A Self-Modifying AI Agent and TS Library(gloop.codes)
1 points by hypendev 5mo ago|0 comments
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by hypendev 5mo ago
Thank you so much! If you ever have any feedback or wishes for the Go side, feel free to reach out!
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by hypendev 5mo ago
I'm actually working on that - it's called Hypen - (hypen.space). You can build your core in Go or any other supported language, and write the UI in the Hypen DSL. While desktop is still in the works and should be out in the next
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by hypendev 5mo ago
I mostly agree with the article - I believe the differentiation should be between documents and applications. While HTML serves its purpose, especially for documents, the modern web is a giant mess of that legacy, combined with unfriendly e

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