jeff-hykin

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by jeff-hykin 7mo ago
Take a look at github.com/dimensionalos/dimos. We are a team making - not only a replacement for ROS - but one that can be easily vibe coded, and one with compatibility with ros and containers. Always looking for testers and feedb
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by jeff-hykin 7mo ago
As someone who has used ros2, I feel fine passing judgment; it is terrible. If its easier to write your own stack, do it. Your own stack will be easier to add to and maintain long term. The conceptual design (nodes) is great, its just the e
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by jeff-hykin 7mo ago
There's lots of alternatives. Others have mentioned invites and proof of work, and I'll mention a third alternative: a voucher system. E.g. I make a new hackernews account, and say "just ask wikipedia, they will vouch for my
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by jeff-hykin 7mo ago
Using a real identity doesn't fix that problem either though: advertisers just pay real people in India to do ID checks.
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by jeff-hykin 9mo ago
I guess I'm the only one that appreciates the extremely minimal site design. Main page was interesting, clicked about, understood the idea, clicked login, enjoyed having no password, added a passkey, spun-up a server. Did have an issue
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by jeff-hykin 11mo ago
One of my long term goals is generating tauri builds on the web. E.g. click "build" and wasm cross compiles a .exe, a .app, and a .appimage which start downloading. Theres a long way to go before that's possible, but theres b
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by jeff-hykin 1y ago
I ran into many similar problems, sadly I don't think your example is an outlier. I had to write my own simple HTML bundler ( https://github.com/jeff-hykin/html-bundle ), not cause I want to or because I care about
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by jeff-hykin 1y ago
For a full experience, you could combine this with animalese! A library that makes animal crossing talking sounds in the browser. https://github.com/jeff-hykin/animalese
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by jeff-hykin 1y ago
They exist, I work with some of them. Its just unfortunate that they're the exception.
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by jeff-hykin 1y ago
> The US can. > Elsewhere, you are at risk of wasting important years of your life. Unfortunately, as a 5th year PhD student in the US at a tier-1 STEM research university I'm disappointed to say: students here are very very very
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by jeff-hykin 1y ago
> that account is eerily similar to the vast majority of technical PhD stories amongst my friends. As a PhD student in my 5th year at a tier-1 U.S. STEM research university, I know a good handful of exceptions, exceptions who are not &qu
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by jeff-hykin 2y ago
What prompted you to read it?
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by jeff-hykin 2y ago
For context, AFAIK, I maintain the largest Textmate (read as "regex document") grammar in the world; the C++ textmate grammar for VS Code. (Don't mistake that as bragging, its a literally-unfixable dumpster fire) It has prett
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by jeff-hykin 2y ago
And they still don't fix the escaping problem. You might as well use a niche utf8 emoji as a separator. Editors at least know how to consistently render an emoji.
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by jeff-hykin 2y ago
> Efforts to standardize them I actually just finished a library to add proper typed parsing that works with existing CSV files. Its designed to be as compatible as possible with existing spreadsheets, while allowing for perfect escaping