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jvidalv
8mo ago
What is the definition for intelligence?
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Game sound effects for Claude Code
(josepvidal.dev)
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8mo ago
Hello! I’ve created an easy to install sound packs that are played on certain Claude actions. Sometimes I was missing requests from Claude, and this is a fun way to put myself back in action. Counter Strike, Half life, Old School RuneScape,
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8mo ago
Totally agree, schema issues are easily solved with solutions like drizzle or prisma. I would never go full mongo considering how easy is now a days to have TypeScript first postgres.
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11mo ago
Prepare the prompts for the features.
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jvidalv
11mo ago
When I read the first or second comment ranked in this news (stavros, mrasong) I can't avoid thinking that they are paid comments by OpenAI.
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1y ago
Agree, tho, on their defense, they look super cool and hackerish. Now, velocity and confort, they don't beat any top IDE.
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jvidalv
1y ago
Cool! Can you add support for an MCP API so we can use it within claude?
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jvidalv
1y ago
Same in Spanish or Catalan. We say “dejame en paz”. And is not a young thing, is how it is said around here.
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2y ago
I’m also from a small town in Spain, ~600 people. And while it’s not as popular as before it’s still going strong in summer. I’m Catalan so we call it “la fresca”, translates to “to the fresh air”. In my street, ~5-10 people, my mother and
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2y ago
The biggest forum in the world is european. forocoches(dot)com And I have more: mediavida(dot)com ( it means half-life :) ) And then I have random ones: redcafe(dot)net foro.acb(dot)com I read them, and post on them daily, forums are alive
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2y ago
A few weeks ago, during a one-on-one with my manager, I had an interesting realization about this topic. I understood that my chaotic nature isn’t due to a lack of organization—it’s because I thrive in chaos. I can function well without str
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2y ago
Hopefully one they do a Pro Mini, fingers crossed.
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2y ago
> Musk’s DOGE team has gained access to a truly staggering amount of personal and sensitive data on American citizens, moving quickly to seize control over databases at the U.S. Treasury, the Office of Personnel Management, the Departmen
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2y ago
I do :) https://jvidal.dev/memento-mori
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2y ago
I never thought about that, but honestly that sounds super cool, imagine our grand grand children 300 hundred years from now, if somehow they have access to our cloud images they can basically check out how their ancestor fully lived their
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3y ago
As an european (Spanish) is very suprising to read than in the US it takes up to 2-4 days to deliver for Amazon. Here, even in a remote village, normally it's 1 day, and if you live in the big cities you can even have the "same da
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3y ago
Interestingly, but last month while climbing (actually doing ferratas, if you don't know what it is check it out, very fun and friendly) in a mountain the phone fell of my pocket, easily 35 meters free fall onto the forest below. I rec
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3y ago
Just wanted to share that in my country (Spain) and more concretely in my area (rural part of Catalonia) we have a building technique called “Pedra Seca” literal translation is “Dry Stone”. It basically involves building stuff with just roc
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3y ago
Holy, I just pay HBO and Apple Music. Is this really the middle class U.S family reality?
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3y ago
Can you back this data up with any source? Afaik here in Spain is rather common to have your wisdom teeth pullet out (I have), and it's the first time I hear this theory.
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3y ago
In small towns in Spain is very common, when the weather is good people just sit outside their houses with a chair, and im talking about houses without garden whatsoever, they just sit on the street, of-course its secondary streets where th
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4y ago
Humanity is nature and natural, everything we produce and do is literally just a transformation of something that already exists. What's the difference between the honey created by bees and the nuclear waste of a nuclear reactor? If yo
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4y ago
Are you aware that is not the rich people who sustain the state and thus 99% of its income, but the middle class right? That's why politicians who campaign with ideas like "taxing the rich to fix X problem" are pure populist
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4y ago
Same in Spain, and I guess most of Europe, when you are parking temporarily ( < 5 minutes normally ) somewhere you shouldn't you put the hazard lights on. But I'm not talking about blocking the road entirely, of course that
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4y ago
Airbnb should be regulated to the ground. On the other hand construction regulations should be removed and government intervention lowered down so the market can fill the gaps by building like crazy.
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4y ago
Im the only one who never had a joining bonus?
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4y ago
I honestly think that these kind of situations are the best ones of our careers. I barely can’t rembeber the perfectly written API, but I still laugh over some of the wild shit I saw over the years on companies that started with a single ph
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5y ago
Im not saying that skin cancer is not a thing, but that from my position seems overblown. The fact that seems that if you take sun without sunbathe you could likely get skin cancer is crazy. As I said, I live in a rural place where most peo
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I think people overblowns it. I live in a rural town in Spain where most people are still farmers ( wineries, olives ). It means most of the men can take up to 6-7 hours, at minimum, of sun their entire life each day. Its a small town so we
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