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by jtwaleson 1y ago
I believe you can reflow the soldering on the GPU on the T42 by heating it up, this was a common problem.
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
The keys are identical though, so if you're careful you can swap the physical ones back to the proper way ;)
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
Omg, I've been thinking about how to achieve this. Feel a bit stupid reading it's a standard option.. Thanks! Since earlier this year I've upgraded my hardware, I'm on the wild linker, the Cranelift backend and I've
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
I understand what you mean but "pay it once" is the wrong description for something that you do hundreds/thousands of times per day as a developer. Every time I save a file in my IDE, the Rust checkers run and are very slow.
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Energy Driven Development(blog.waleson.com)
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
I switched to utoipa as I also needed an Open api client generator. One neat thing is that I generate the complete client with a bit of python code. Then I use Knip to find unused exports in my Typescript project. I actually found some unus
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
Nice, would be good to package this as a https://pre-commit.com/ hook.
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
Awesome to see a self-hosted alternative to Sentry. Can't wait to try it out. In practice most companies are always sending some PII (or even PHI....) to Sentry because filtering is always one step behind. Having it self-hosted would b
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
I'm using Loco a lot since half a year, and have contributed some upstream patches. It's definitely not Rails, but where I was always afraid of refactoring Python applications, that fear is pretty much gone with Loco/Rust. Th
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
Thanks, that helps! Like I said I had only very briefly looked at Yjs. The thought of an "updates" table has crossed my mind yes, but after some time you want a "materialized view" instead of replaying the history from t
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
I have a first attempt at a sync engine for my app, but it's very primitive. Just a websocket that sends updates based on database triggers. If you miss one, you have to do a full reload. I know I'll need something better in a yea
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
Pro-tip, just say that "you have not gotten a business phone line yet" when registering at the Chamber of Commerce. That's a loophole I've used to stay unlisted, after my previous company got weekly spam calls.
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
Broken links with 404s have been called "a feature, not a bug" of the web, but I think that for internal documentation purposes, having consistent bi-directional links is a _very_ good thing to have.
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
Cool story :) out of curiosity, do you program those kind of things on the calculator itself? I did that with the hp49g and was proud of the programs I was able to write in such a constrained environment, but the single line display of the
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
Understandable ;) In any case,the hardware is a fraction of the costs if you count the hours... Would be interested to see a bit of your hardware setup!
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
Shameless plug for those who like rotary phones: I converted mine into a fully functional bluetooth headset, including dialing phone numbers with the rotary dial. The HN post didn't do well but it got featured on hackaday. https:&#x2F
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
I visited Rome two weeks ago but only knew about St Clemente. Too bad I'm only reading this now, would have loved to have visited the other sites too! St Clemente is great though, and not nearly as busy as other sites. Highly recommend
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
Wellll, there is Berlin Unterwelten. They don't glorify the Nazi past by any means, but they do allow you to visit bunkers from WW2 and the cold war.
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
Having the LLM modify the AST seems like a great idea. Constraining an LLM to only generate valid code would be super interesting too. Hope this works out!
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
For some reason I looked into this a couple of weeks ago, and discovered there's one in Amsterdam pretty close to where I often work, in the Grand Hotel Amrâth. It's supposedly open to the public every Sunday between 10am and 2pm.
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by jtwaleson 1y ago
Agreed, and it seems to stem from the NiMH requirement. Maybe designing a protective shell around a LiPO battery (to avoid puncture damage) would have made more sense? Pretty impressive work though! I think you must have learned a lot. I&#x
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by jtwaleson 2y ago
Thanks! Quite a bit more money than Cursor (probably better quality, as Cursor's context is limited) but still peanuts compared to hiring someone :)
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by jtwaleson 2y ago
Nice! I tried it out when you launched last year but found it pretty expensive to use. I believe I spent $5 for half an hour of coding or so. Can you share what the typical costs are now, since the model prices have changed significantly?
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by jtwaleson 2y ago
How bad is the bill?
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by jtwaleson 2y ago
A bit off-topic, but I wonder when Cursor is going to see a massive price increase. I've tried Aider (granted, this was when GPT4 prices were still much higher) and spent $10 in one hour easily. Now I use cursor a LOT (100h focussed pr
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by jtwaleson 2y ago
Well, we (in NL) are used to bikes going mostly the same speed and people in cars and bikes following the rules. With overpowered fat-bikes, it's now much more chaotic than a decade ago. The established road / bike path system her
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by jtwaleson 2y ago
Very cool, I'm working on something similar as part of a bigger project (not TUI related). I'm interested in how you did blame caching, will take a look at the implementation. I am trying to do a "forward blame" so that
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by jtwaleson 2y ago
That's what the mailmap is for.
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by jtwaleson 2y ago
For sure. But through writing we've been able to learn more, and through AI we'll produce more.
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by jtwaleson 2y ago
Plato, in the Phaedrus, 370BC: "They will cease to exercise memory because they rely on that which is written, calling things to remembrance no longer from within themselves, but by means of external marks."

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