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by jjcm 1y ago
Agree with that, and fwiw I took the path of writing one of my senators. Here's what I wrote: The Honorable Maria Cantwell United States Senate 511 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 Dear Senator Cantwell, I am writing as
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by jjcm 1y ago
As mentioned in the article, this is primarily the result of a campaign from Collective Shout: https://www.collectiveshout.org/open-letter-to-payment-proce... What isn't mentioned is there are some pushbacks against th
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by jjcm 1y ago
I find it fascinating that the webpage has more pixels focused on Trump than AI.
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by jjcm 1y ago
For me the most interesting example on this page is the sticker gif halfway down the page. Up until now, chatbots haven't really affected the real world for me†. This feels like one of the first moments where LLMs will start affecting
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by jjcm 1y ago
One thing that's missing from this - your metric of success will change, and you'll have to navigate that. As an IC you have a tangible representation of what you accomplished that day - the doohickey now spins, the bloop now boop
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by jjcm 1y ago
To wargame the a rebuttal to this, the red tape might be circumvented just because there aren't rules to govern robotic work. You can fully agree to only use union labor, to only have humans working 8 hour days, or to only use certain
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by jjcm 1y ago
Great work on this - I made a terminal command similar to this (llmpeg), and was actively trying to get exactly this working - a webasm compiled version of ffmpeg that could encode in the browser. I for the life of me couldn't get the
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by jjcm 1y ago
> Is there any way you can get a global toggle to change that? Because enforce is what is often desired I agree with your premise, but not with your conclusion. A way to block detaches would not bring this closer to code - there's n
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by jjcm 1y ago
> I think the next big improvement (from eng side) would be some sort of (simplified?) git style version control for figma FWIW, we do have a simplified version of version control already - there's both version history as well as br
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by jjcm 1y ago
PM on Design Systems here at Figma. There's an element of truth to this post, but I think the author's conclusions are incorrect. First is the truth - we are working on things that allow designs to be closer to code (allow here is
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by jjcm 1y ago
Seems like lots of us have stumbled on this. It’s not the worst way to dev! > Maybe hallucinations of vibe coders are just a suggestion those API calls should have existed in the first place. > Hallucination-driven-development is in.
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> Microsoft's decision to name this product Copilot has to be the result of some form of internal sabotage If you look at this in isolation, yes. If you look at this historically, it's totally on-brand for Microsoft. Office 365
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> that's literally just the I-5 all the way You're not wrong, the 3hr drive only involves 14 turns. Where FSD helps: 1. This is a very common trucking route, and often involves navigating 18 wheelers rather than just following,
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It does limit things. I will say though, from a psychological standpoint, it does do a good job of making me value FSD more! I'm always surprised how much I miss having FSD when I have to drive myself now. Very much a, "ugh I have
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by jjcm 1y ago
I own two Teslas, and drive between Portland and Seattle about once every 10 days, using FSD nearly the entire way. FSD has gotten amazingly better over the last year, it can and has taken me from driveway to driveway between two cities...
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by jjcm 1y ago
Surely this is something that will go down in price as energy costs do, regardless of the yttrium approach, correct? With solar getting cheaper and fusion on the horizon, won’t that address the problem as well? I wonder if this intermediary
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by jjcm 1y ago
Most interesting aspect of this is it likely learned this pattern from human-written code!
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The most important thing in this article in my mind is in the level setting section - if you are basing your perspective on the state of AI from when you tested it 6mo+ ago, your perspective is likely not based on the current reality. This
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by jjcm 1y ago
Would you be willing to upload a basic template repo of your architecture? I'm very interested in this, and would love to see how you organized your project. Another question - how long did it take for you to rewrite your app?
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by jjcm 1y ago
I'm surprised they're leveraging a png for it instead of webp or some other compression format. Mainly surprised that compression of blog assets isn't automated for them.
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by jjcm 1y ago
Shopify's tooling is top notch. They're one of my go-to examples of a really well engineered design system and usable docs. Highly recommend using them for inspiration (and obv for integration if you need a shop front).
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It finally feels like the professional tools have greatly outpaced the open source versions. While wan and hunyuan are solid free options, the latest from Google and Runway have started to feel like a league above. Interestingly it feels li
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Lower on the page there's a knitted characters version that feels much better. It seems like for some of these, divorcing yourself from reality a little bit helps avoid the uncanny valley.
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by jjcm 1y ago
Am currently on nvidia and have no issues with their proprietary drivers. While they aren't following the linux ethos, the software runs just fine.
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A fair comment, but the argument I'd make against that is a lot of those creative tools are moving to the web. I personally work for Figma, and have seen that first hand. UI/UX design was entirely OSX/Windows centric for the
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by jjcm 1y ago
Overwatch is the big one - lots of random issues with it. But basically any game with Denuvo DRM is extremely high risk, resulting in either a ban or the game not running at all.
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When WSL came out I was absolutely overjoyed - finally an actual linux shell on windows! I use windows for my gaming pc, and I wanted to have a unified gaming/dev box. It felt like the solution. Over time though more and more small iss
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by jjcm 1y ago
Nathan is talking about naming schemes within each tier I mentioned, not different tiers. That blog is detailing naming schemes for the semantic and component layer. The primitive/semantic/component set of tiers are a general prac
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With regards to color on the web, semantic tokens refer to css variables that are named in a way that describes their use, ie: * bg-brand (this would be used whenever you need your brand color as a background) * text-danger (likely a red te
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by jjcm 1y ago
This is a great overview of the pros/cons of this. For those creating just a simple site, this is a solid easy way to have proper contrast. For those making anything at a production scale where you need wcag compliance however, I'

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