justinhj

5 ms·

61.
by justinhj 6mo ago
Astrology is more of a cost centre than a gambling venue, unless you consider choosing a life partner based on the stars.
62.
by justinhj 6mo ago
It's not really a tui. At least that's not the reason for its success. It's a place where a human can talk to an agent with a common language (human language) and use the computer together in an environment that works for bo
63.
by justinhj 6mo ago
It's a very interesting project. Many popular open source projects are inundated with poor quality issues and prs, hence the defences they are starting to erect.
64.
by justinhj 6mo ago
You could always try ClojureScript
65.
by justinhj 6mo ago
Figma is the eggs maybe
66.
by justinhj 6mo ago
Anecdotally this rings true with me. I have a 15 year old (at least) Samsonite backpack. It has zero signs of wear and has been on many trips, jammed under my feet in economy or on a dirty train floor. It was relatively expensive at the tim
67.
by justinhj 6mo ago
I guess the downvote means yes but we don't like Elon
68.
by justinhj 6mo ago
Doesn't X have the things they asked for? end to end message encryption community notes open source algorithm What about the marginalized people organizing on X? They don't deserve EFF
69.
by justinhj 7mo ago
This game was so fun. I think there's a lot of unexplored game design in this style of 2d aviation. The multiplayer game Altitude was a good modern example.
70.
Gemini 3.1 Flash Live: Making audio AI more natural and reliable(blog.google)
2 points by justinhj 7mo ago|0 comments
71.
by justinhj 7mo ago
People store that data in databases in the same data centre so it's really the same level of trust needed that your provider adheres to the no training on your data. Trust and lawyers.
72.
by justinhj 7mo ago
What? OpenClaw and the like are almost the polar opposite of IFTTT.
73.
by justinhj 7mo ago
Epic was very lucky with Fortnite. Originally they showed the game at GDC as more of a mining, resource collection and building game. Frankly it looked boring. Changing that to a shooter with the Battle Royale mechanic was a $10 billion win
74.
by justinhj 7mo ago
I think the problem is also that there are many FPS multiplayer CTF games even if they are not all great, they all compete for attention in a crowded market. Destiny, Call of Duty and all their variants.
75.
by justinhj 7mo ago
As a site for people curious about technology, where is the sense of adventure? People are inventing the future of human/ai interaction themselves because big tech could not do it within their own constraints. Don't get me wrong,
76.
by justinhj 7mo ago
I don't click that garbage I've read enough of their work to know. They are the enemy of Canadians.
77.
by justinhj 7mo ago
These are MIT/Apache 2. Sure they can buy and influence the direction but they can't prevent forks if they stray from what users want.
78.
by justinhj 7mo ago
CBC which gets $1b of tax payer money to promote only the sitting government, which they do none stop, thinks people are unhappy because of social media. Terrible.
79.
by justinhj 7mo ago
for what it's worth I have been building a game with godot and using gemini flash and pro to help. it has no trouble editing gd script and scenes. so far it hasn't failed in anything i asked it to do
80.
by justinhj 7mo ago
They should be called Anthony Green Threads. Seriously though, great to see.
81.
by justinhj 8mo ago
Intuitively I expect this. Go is a language designed by Rob Pike to keep legions of high IQ Google engineers constrained down a simple path. There's generally one way to do it in Go. As a human programmer with creative and aesthetic ur
82.
by justinhj 8mo ago
100%. I have been learning so much faster as the models get better at both understanding the world and how to explain it me at whatever level I am ready for. Using AI as just a generator is really missing out on a lot.
83.
by justinhj 8mo ago
What's missing from Zig and its std lib for this?
84.
by justinhj 8mo ago
This is why I never use a calculator. Since my school days I have the skill to do long division. Why hit the sin button when I have the skill to write out a Taylor series expansion? For many other purposes I have the skill to use Newton Rap
85.
by justinhj 8mo ago
It's fun to explore how we will communicate and work with our new AI colleagues. We discover with play and play is not always safe.
86.
by justinhj 8mo ago
This sounds really cool and I am glad that Prolog has outlived CORBA
87.
by justinhj 8mo ago
The article is so far removed from personal experience it sounds like another site entirely. Maybe this is what you see if you log out for a long time and all Facebook knows about you is you are a young man, hence the content.
88.
by justinhj 8mo ago
I have found that interactive visualizations are a great way to understand code and systems in general. Now you can have an AI make one in under a minute it's a very useful tool. https://heyes-jones.com/externalsort&#x2
89.
by justinhj 8mo ago
Hating on Facebook had always been cool. It's like "not even owning a tv". Is it cooked though? I'm over 50 and it has a lot of value for me. Marketplace, local happenings and keeping in touch with family are all well s
90.
by justinhj 8mo ago
AI frontier CEOs are the least reliable sources for what jobs AI will be able to replace. They are running at valuations that may assume that and have no choice but to claim so. Sama and Dario are both wildly hyperbolic.

More ›