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jamesforestwest
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jamesforestwest
8d ago
Bluesky is almost like Twitter, many people also use Mastodon and RSS. I also heard about threads, but I don’t like it, I can’t recommend it.
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jamesforestwest
8d ago
Typical Hacker News: instead of analyzing the technical side of OpenJev, half the thread is arguing about "vibecoding" and design...
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jamesforestwest
26d ago
You're using open-source Apple code (Darwin) and aiming for Cocoa API compatibility. How are you handling the legal side? Apple's APIs and frameworks are proprietary. Are you reimplementing them from scratch, or using something li
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jamesforestwest
26d ago
What an interesting and fun project. Now I want something similar too.
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jamesforestwest
26d ago
The caption editing workflow has been a pain point for years. I'm surprised they didn't fix it in a major release.
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jamesforestwest
29d ago
Interesting model. It's nice to see open-weight models catching up with the top proprietary ones. The coding benchmark results are pretty impressive. Overall, it's great to see progress moving forward. Curious to see how it perfor
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jamesforestwest
29d ago
Cool to see htmx alive and evolving. This update was long overdue. The change to attribute inheritance seems a bit debatable to me but maybe it'll actually make the code easier to understand
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jamesforestwest
1mo ago
What a great story. You have a very pleasant, flowing style. I didn't even notice it until I reached the end, it really captivated me
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1mo ago
Interesting work. The idea that the singularity is a surface rather than a point was unexpected to me even though it seems to follow logically from the theory of relativity. I wonder how this reconciles with quantum gravity. If the singula
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1mo ago
Funny idea, it turned out to be a bit more difficult than I thought
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1mo ago
Nice collection. I've been using some of these for a while, G-Helper is a lifesaver if you own an Asus laptop and Immich is probably the best Google Photos replacement out there right now.
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jamesforestwest
1mo ago
Oh man, the nostalgia. I had an Athlon XP too, and I still remember that fear when installing the heatsink. One wrong move and you're basically screwed...
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jamesforestwest
1mo ago
Well, not bad. But it's not uBlock, and Safari's blocker is already working fine for me. Brave's also been doing this for years. But at least it's something.
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2mo ago
I completely understand the author, at some point I also came to this thought. There’s something oddly liberating about not caring whether your computer is old anymore. In general I really dislike the modern trend toward disposability. It&#
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2mo ago
“Just check what the agent is requesting” sounds reasonable until the agent starts asking for confirmation every few minutes... The result is genuinely interesting. There’s a lot to think about