joenot443

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   by joenot443 6mo ago

   > but I wish they would channel their frustrations into helping to find a sustainable model for OSS creators to make a living wage What are some ways that one might do this?
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   by joenot443 6mo ago

   I have a friend who recently hit $3000 MRR with a webapp most of us could prototype in a weekend. Nearly all his traffic comes from ChatGPT
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   by joenot443 7mo ago

   I'm still working on Nottawa ( https://nottawa.app ) - free live audioreactive visuals for everyone. It's a node based workstation for generating live visuals using shaders, webcams, local files, and more. 100+ effects a
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   by joenot443 7mo ago

   I think it's just a funny joke, I found myself chuckling.
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   by joenot443 7mo ago

   > TBH Claude Code is surprisingly shit to use given the technical resources and the amount of money behind it. What harness would you recommend instead?
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   by joenot443 7mo ago

   Wow, that writing is... earnest? > Below are just some of the many inaccuracies in the story and then the truth. > The Substack inaccurately said Delve relies on “Indian certification mills operating through front companies” and canno
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   by joenot443 7mo ago

   I love it. I'd love a search bar and maybe a means to sort by popularity (however you define it.) I like that it's free and clean and direct; I hope it remains that way!
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   by joenot443 7mo ago

   How does your system differ from an extension like this? https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/remove-youtube-shor...
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   by joenot443 7mo ago

   I'm glad this is getting more attention! I posted the original reporting from The Australian yesterday - it's a good primer. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47379740 https://archive.is/pvRaG
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    by joenot443 7mo ago

    I think the biggest thing in question when the Patterson film is discussed is who actually made the (supposedly) Hollywood-quality ape suit. Sounds like this doc might have a real bombshell though - > “Capturing Bigfoot,” premiering this
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    by joenot443 7mo ago

    https://archive.is/pvRaG
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    Tech boss uses AI and ChatGPT to create cancer vaccine for his dying dog(theaustralian.com.au)

    6 points by joenot443 7mo ago|4 comments
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    by joenot443 7mo ago

    > The global economy doesn't run on money or political treaties—it runs on highly fragile, hyper-specialized industrial technology Smells like GPT :/
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    by joenot443 7mo ago

    Woah! This I was not aware of - that's really cool actually. Hats off to u/dougall.
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    by joenot443 7mo ago

    In all my years of emulation, I've never come across a malicious ROM for a major console. Dolphin runs its own VM. Obviously anything is possible, but developing some kind of breakout-ROM which would infect the host machine is just way
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    by joenot443 7mo ago

    This seems interesting. What kind of products are you working on? Do you find there's still much juice to be squeezed from the reddit approach?
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    by joenot443 7mo ago

    > One of those unprotected endpoints wrote user search queries to the database. The values were safely parameterised, but the JSON keys — the field names — were concatenated directly into SQL. I was expecting prompt injection, but in thi
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    by joenot443 8mo ago

    Enough to make a comment, that’s for sure!
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    by joenot443 8mo ago

    Have any parents tried Elimination Communication? Basically teaching your baby to inform you that they’re ready to go, and taking them to the toilet immediately. This is something my partner wants to try when we eventually have kids. Someth
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    by joenot443 8mo ago

    > I spend more time coaxing them into doing 85% of what I need that I'm better off doing it myself What was the last thing you built in which you felt this was the case?
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    by joenot443 8mo ago

    I own a lot of dirt bikes, boats, snowmobiles, mowers, and blowers. It's much easier for me to ask about "My Polaris" than it is to ask about my "2011 Polaris Switchback Assault". Similarly, it remembers the dimensi
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    by joenot443 8mo ago

    This is awesome! Normally I'm pretty critical of LLM-assisted-blogging, but this one's a real winner.
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    by joenot443 8mo ago

    I'm sorry Dinko, but this ain't it. > On TV, input works very differently. Users navigate with a remote. Movement is discrete. Every interaction requires intention. Each action is one step in a sequence. That difference changes
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    by joenot443 8mo ago

    > [1] First, the EU countries have much higher World Press Freedom Index than the US I don't think the placement of the US on the World Press Freedom Index is necessarily informative of whether there's censorship in the EU. I&#
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    by joenot443 8mo ago

    The whole book banning thing is a little weird in 2026, IMO. It's exciting to think about, we all liked Fahrenheit 451, but a book not being bought for elementary schools doesn't really make it "banned" IMO. There are a
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    by joenot443 8mo ago

    > Can you write an independent iOS app without spending a lot of time screwing around with Apple? Yes! I've spent much more time screwing around with linkers and search paths than I ever have App Store Connect. It's really not
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    by joenot443 8mo ago

    Gotcha - that makes sense. FWIW I get the spirit of what you were going for, but maybe a little too on the nose.
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    by joenot443 8mo ago

    But this was you, right? https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/pull/31138 I guess you were putting up the same PR the LLM did?
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    by joenot443 8mo ago

    I wish I had a brain like that :) Coding has always been very tiring for me. A 4h onsite is genuinely exhausting.
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    by joenot443 8mo ago

    This is a good point. Thankfully I WFH; I agree that 12h in one office is too long.