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by interleave 1y ago
> Do something for me that I don't know how to do.
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by interleave 1y ago
Wanted to say something similar : high-quality code is not an excuse to make something that doesn't "work" (in regards to sales, usefulness, iterations, learning - all for which vibe coding are a perfect fit IMHO)
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by interleave 3y ago
Congratulation on shipping! What I love most about this is your "inner monologue" component at the bottom. > You're an artist. > A good one. > Nope, a great one. > But you have a sh*tty site. > You wanna make i
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by interleave 3y ago
That was unexpectedly fun :D Turns out: Lips _are_ lips!
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by interleave 3y ago
Wow. As an experiment-design nerd, this may be one of my personal top favorite HN posts of all time. I don't 100% get the generation part yet, but I believe that's just me needing practice. A long time ago back in New York, Grace
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by interleave 3y ago
> The problem with SQL is that it is not a (very) composable language. I thought the same until a few weeks ago. Then we used the WITH operator for pre-processing and giving things human-readable names. That helped us manage complexity.
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by interleave 3y ago
I had a similar experience this month. We've been pair-programming using Dbt to write "long-form" SQL to bubble up a report to our business users. After an initial "Uh-oh, I haven't manually written complex SQL in a
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by interleave 3y ago
Yup! At least for me, I wanted ChatGPT to be native and keyboard-first :)
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by interleave 3y ago
The flood began years ago with low-priced ghostwriting services. I'd venture to say that most of the non-fiction ebooks, and especially the best-sellers for Kindle, are published by multi-nom-de-plume "grindset" publishers. I
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by interleave 3y ago
Alrighty! Just pushed a new release for this. As a sidenote: I'm so happy about being able to share something really, really 'neat' with you all. Sure, in many ways, it's yet another UI to ChatGPT. But to me it's so
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by interleave 3y ago
Thanks! I tested against `strings | grep` the other day, too. I'm surprised that returns anything today. Will check what's up!
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by interleave 4y ago
I agree it seems weird on first contact. To me it makes a bit of sense because I had built a GPT3-based chat two weeks ago, based on their completion documentation^1 The "format" for this prompt already has everything needed: Syst
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by interleave 4y ago
I just rewired our project from <|im_start|><|im_end|> to use the { "role" : "user", "content" : "Hi!" } format. Naming-wise, the JSON format is not ChatML, right? Does it have a name yet?
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by interleave 4y ago
Interesting! Out of sheer curiosity, I've been monitoring Paxos Dollar and Paxos Gold for 6 months. If anything, they're one of the least active, more self-centered ecosystems. Binance USD is a relatively disconnected and slow eco
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by interleave 4y ago
Great idea because the framing takes away a lot of the pressure I feel when talking about my side projects. Here are two open-source products I'm very proud of: * https://getstreamline.app A stream-of-consciousness writer f
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by interleave 4y ago
I love this. Short and concise, this combines two of my most favorite mindshares. 1. "Hackers and Painters" – I stumbled across in late 2004 at the Technical University of Vienna's (excellent) bookstore. Reading it changed my
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by interleave 4y ago
No need for Obsidian per se. You can test it with any folder containing one or more markdown (.md) file. If you want, I've created the release with .zip and .dmg here: https://github.com/akaalias/getstreamline&#x2F
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by interleave 4y ago
Yes, I think so! I made a manual for drawing on whiteboards with a bunch of exercises and tips. Feel free to download it here: https://publish.obsidian.md/alexisrondeau/Attachments/Whiteb... Let me know if that go
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by interleave 4y ago
Oh, this is not awkward at all - You are spending your time on this with me. So I appreciate your questions and input very much! From 3.5.2 to 3.5.3 I did remove image assets from a view[^1], so the app contents are not the same. I have a
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by interleave 4y ago
Good call – the two differences are the type of packaging and the version number in the manifest.
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by interleave 4y ago
Thank you, I appreciate your pointer! Based on your comment and mike_hearn's, Gatekeeper Path Randomization squatted in squarely my blind spot :)
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by interleave 4y ago
Thank you for clarifying! In every test, I copied the app to /Applications before starting it. For reproducibility, here are the exact steps I took, with .zip[^1] and .dmg[^2] respectively on a test machine: 1. Download the archive fro
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by interleave 4y ago
> To distribute the app as a zip file, the process is simpler: pick the upload option from Xcode after selecting “Developer ID” and it’ll produce a notarized version of your app, which you can then zip up and distribute directly. While p
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Show HN: Streamline – A stream-of-consciousness writer for Obsidian
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by interleave 4y ago
Oh, I love this. Since you have a whole section on learning: One thing I've noticed is that, at least on physical whiteboards, most people I've worked with weren't comfortable with their handwriting and drawing skills. Even w
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by interleave 4y ago
Related to seeing mysterious outflows on ETH. I built a little tool that tracks the transaction networks of several top tokens. If anything: Highly entertaining, I see a LOT of weird stuff. It's called Pudding (because that's wher
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by interleave 4y ago
After moving from New York to Berlin, the impact of SAD hit me hard. So, my short answer is: I am absolutely in love with my Luminette 3[^1]. I use it every day in the morning. In my opinion, even though it's "just a piece of plas
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by interleave 4y ago
Location: Berlin Remote: Yes! Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Javascript/Typescript, Swift, Ruby, Clojure, TDD Résumé/CV: https://alexisrondeau.me/ Email: alexis dot rondeau at gmail dot com -- Hey there, Al
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by interleave 4y ago
I built a tool for myself for Algorand that's (maybe?) somewhat similar to their Reactor offer. It's called Ballet and it's open source, too! - Quick demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hnNzSf2-Ak -
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by interleave 4y ago
Seconded. I have found this movie to stand the test of time, even 20 years after release. To add, the movie captures some of the societal anxiety of cold-war West Germany accurately. August Diehl's portrayal of Karl Koch is, imho, a st

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