jauntywundrkind

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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
Fable and Sol were pretty big step functions, but I wonder how much if this, from openai and anthropic, is knowing they are somewhat tapped out. That they don't have a ton more to give. Maintain the mystique under a veneer of, "oh
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
It'd be nice to see memory use. Ideally base usage, then cost of running 1 of a thing, then cost of running 50 if a thing. Personally low my 50% speed vs native does not sound like the worst to me. I've spent years using perl, jav
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
Reminder that Trump famously doesn't take Daily Briefs (first term and now) and for a year with Gabbard, she was omitting huge swarths of info from what he did get. https://www.politico.com/news/2025/05/0
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
Usually it's a bit cheaper, from what I see. Especially if you buy 3-5. Cost or no, like it because it means much much much less space. Instead of packing for a trip and wondering what set of cables I need, I have cables, and I have ad
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
You don't write your own libc to talk to the filesystem, do you? Same vibe here imo. Use zerofs, juicefs. Use picomq, automq, s3stream. Use slatedb. Use lancedb, fusion, tonbo, iceberg, vertex. Use duckdb, data fusion, polars. These sy
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
I still have quite a number of packing cubes with silicone-tie'ed and zip tie'ed cables. I do want to mention though, a huge amount of cables can be replaced by usb-c cables + an adapter. You don't need a bus to HDMI cable: j
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
Mine came from usb<->sata adapters.
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
Just to mention, saw some people saying Apple was working on AirPods with little cameras in them. Not this time, at least.
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
Blackboard Systems typically have a bit more formalism. There's a lot of different forms, but usually there's elements like Knowledge Sources, Triggers/Conditions, the Blackboard itself doing activation. It's a very inte
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
Technical constraint I want to mention: I just switched off of using .design/ because it was just too frustrating how many things don't see hidden files. The hidden directory was a win like 5% of the time, and annoying the rest of
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
yeah. you don't even need to export. i wrote a cli tool to query the opencode sqlite database. it's not great, i would want to improve it more before announcing it, but: it works for me and my agents. it was easy to write/und
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
At least we all got a reset out of it! I was holding off, refreshing & smashing "beg" on https://codex-resets.com I appreciate that he gave the heads-up. I deliberately burned through my quota yesterday, low key ex
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
I feel like the endless waves of buy outs & corporate consolidation means that there are less enterprising folks out there with high-end labor demand, less push for the ingenuity that often comes coupled with skillfully labor. The want
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
I appreciate the attempt here! > In other words, we need more gadgets like the Xteink: cheap, simple, and customizable. > The best thing about the Xteink is not any one feature. It’s that this tiny e-reader is fun in a way so few g
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
I do want a bigger phone at some point than the 6" I have now. But, I will say, when I read, it definitely is me using the same top of the screen all the time. I'll literally open notes in split screen even if I don't intend
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
I generally disbelieve in anti-features. You can just... not use the backlight! It's frustrating when people insist on a lack of features. There's no practical downside to backlights being an option.
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
already has a full sqlite based memory store of everything. :)
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
Oh great, a new fresh hell against users, keeping them from being able to see the world or understand computing. Fantastic. The War Against General Purpose Computing ticks on.
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
it keeps tagging the repub's favorite people, the police. so yeah flock can't survive, not because of the people, but because of all the bad apples it keeps outing. "ABUSE OF POWER COMES AS NO SURPRISE" Holzer-ism #14
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
I'm so here for an age where some of this IP protectionism felony anti-circumvention nonsense gets absolutely bulldozed. Please please please. It's entirely unacceptable, is suicidal corporatism to riff off the bad man, to have hu
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by jauntywundrkind 1mo ago
> And to ensure that humans remain in control of the future and are not left behind by unchecked progress, brought about by an alien intellect exceeding our own. Is there any place there is any evidence of AI being so useful or hopeful
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
If only there was a more general way to find the lying sneaking power tripping police officers. Flock is turning out to be quite useful for society, in this one very specific way. Data to watch the watchmen.
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
I got one for $130 ~8-10 weeks ago. Whew. Lucky. The Steam Machine I think is part of why these things are now suddenly super in demand but also, yeah, it was a riotously good deal for a long time; thank you for this one good thing crypto.
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
I mostly roll my eyes but it seems like there's so much fretting over echo chambers... when we are online. Only online. But this post is anecdotal example of IRL being a wicked echo chamber, a place where we stay within our bubbles and
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
It's also worth noting that one specific party and their very special media has been trumpeting Fraud Abuse Waste as if it's a real thing, on and on. There is a deliberate propaganda campaign that has been going on to convince peo
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
gtk4 and very few other dependencies, that's a bit surprising to me. would be interested to hear more on that.
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Its a cool board! Second submission on it ~7 years ago got a tiny bit of traction. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19488397 There's a fun/interesting lesson on some creative routing for the ice40 FPGA FPGA he
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
is this usable for streaming or only batch? do they give the price after the launch-discount (till end of year) goes away?
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
A guy who promoted murderous genocidal slaughter of humans. From a couple days ago. That thread went about as it should. Funny watching folks weirdly show up to this one pretend indifference or to try to cast mock back at those who have sta
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
can someone please go ham on a newer three.js, preferably with a lot of A-frame built in, for the modern era, that is also webgpu native? pretty please?

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