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by jwr 10mo ago
Yes.
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by jwr 10mo ago
I've been using https://github.com/isaacphi/mcp-language-server to do pretty much the same thing for quite a while now in Claude code. And it works with clojure-lsp unlike the limited set of plugins available now.
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by jwr 10mo ago
I must be doing something wrong, because I can't get OpenCode to actually do anything useful, and not for lack of trying. Claude code gets me great results instantly, opencode (if I can't make it talk to a model, which isn't
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by jwr 10mo ago
Agreed. I've been trying to use opencode and crush, and none of them do anything useful for me. In contrast, claude code "just works" and does genuinely useful work. And it's not just because of the specific LLM used, it
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by jwr 10mo ago
If we write content for closed platforms known to do terrible things, I guess we should not be surprised when said platforms do terrible things. I keep trying to convince people not to use Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter/X, but
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by jwr 10mo ago
I am still hoping, but for the moment… I have been trying every 30-80B model that came out in the last several months, with crush and opencode, and it's just useless. They do produce some output, but it's nowhere near the level
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by jwr 10mo ago
Sadly, only available through a hosted API. I don't see how this is useful for OCR, unless you are OK with uploading your confidential documents to "the cloud"? I'm still hoping for improved locally hosted models: qwen3-
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by jwr 10mo ago
As a reminder if you own an LG TV, turn off the sneakily named "Live Plus" thing. This "option" makes your LG TV spy on you, tracking and reporting what you watch based on the image that is shown on the TV. You need to g
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by jwr 10mo ago
Enshittification at its best ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification ), I'm very disappointed that Apple is doing the same thing as everybody else: degrading user experience for short-term increases in prof
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by jwr 10mo ago
> so maybe that 1.9L Diesel engine looks more attractive now again Sure, if you don't care about leaving a planet for your kids to live on. But this discussion got derailed, I should not have used the muggle joke. I didn't mean
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by jwr 10mo ago
> I'm just not willing to upload all these private documents of mine to other people's computers where they're likely to be stored for training or advertising purposes. And rightfully so. I've been looking at local LL
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by jwr 10mo ago
That is such a bad explanation. One, Russia is not the only supplier, two, Germany still buys fossil fuels from Russia.
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by jwr 10mo ago
The article says the extension has been "manually reviewed" by Google.
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by jwr 10mo ago
I used CL for many years before I switched to Clojure. And by "used" I mean really used it, not just for applications, but I also dove into CL implementations, for example I added return-from-frame (also known as debug-return) to
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by jwr 10mo ago
Hmm. I think none of what you wrote is applicable to my specific SaaS.
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by jwr 10mo ago
I would include this in the "spreadsheet" metaphor. I do not know your use case, so please don't take this as addressed to you specifically, but I found that there is a learning/complexity problem: many people do not rea
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by jwr 10mo ago
Clojure is just better than CL in pretty much every respect. Excellent and well designed standard library, great concurrency primitives, core.async, built-in transducers (CL has SERIES which does a kind-of similar thing, but isn't as w
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by jwr 10mo ago
"if you use PostgreSQL" (in the scientific reporting world this would be the perennial "in mice")
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by jwr 10mo ago
Muggles, in Harry Potter books, are non-magic people, who do not have magic, do not understand it, have a lot of misconceptions about it, and fear it. :-)
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by jwr 10mo ago
> Which I don't think can be replaced by AI in a lot of cases Yes. I try to visit my customers as often as I can, to learn how they work and to see the production processes on site. I consider it to be one of the most valuable thing
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by jwr 10mo ago
I am the founder of a niche SaaS ( https://partsbox.com/ — software for managing electronic parts inventory and production). While I am somewhat worried about AI capabilities, I'm not losing too much sleep over it. The
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by jwr 10mo ago
As a reminder if you own an LG TV, turn off the sneakily named "Live Plus" thing. This "option" makes your LG TV spy on you, tracking and reporting what you watch based on the image that is shown on the TV. You need to g
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by jwr 10mo ago
No need to get agitated. Some people enjoy sitting in the car for multiple hours, some people don't. I found it changed for me as I got older. However, about those 20 minutes — this, again, is a misconception. Stop at a busy rest area
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by jwr 10mo ago
GDPR has nothing to do with cookies, in spite of the commonly spread false narrative.
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by jwr 10mo ago
> On a vaguely related note, driving 3000 kilometers through Europe in an electric car was surprisingly nice. Having done a number of multiple-thousand km trips in Europe in an EV (not a Tesla, nobody buys those anymore) — it's amus
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by jwr 10mo ago
Let's take an example: if there are several images, you click on the "next" button (keys do not work!) several times, and if you are not careful, the last click gets you a full-screen image, because the button has disappeared
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by jwr 10mo ago
The management of reddit doesn't seem to use reddit at all and they seem to be unaware of the fact that a) the "new" layout just isn't that great, and b) their mobile app is terrible. They killed third-party apps, which
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by jwr 10mo ago
As a reminder, turn off the "Live Plus" thing on your LG TV. This "option" makes your LG TV spy on you, tracking and reporting what you watch based on the image that is shown on the TV. You need to go to Settings -> A
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by jwr 11mo ago
As someone who currently lives in Poland, I hope this will be a wakeup call for Western Europe, which has so far been living a medieval dream of "the aggressor is far away and there are countries between us and the aggressor, so we can
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by jwr 11mo ago
The reason is money. Google (in spite of what they would have you believe) does not show you what is "good" for you, it shows you what it gets paid to show you (paid in various, sometimes very complicated ways). I am sad that Goog

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