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by k__ 11mo ago
Software engineering and technical writing consultant Location: Germany Remote: only remote Willing to relocate: no Résumé/CV: https://kay.is
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by k__ 11mo ago
I tried it a few times, but smoking in general was very unpleasant, so I never started smoking anything.
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by k__ 11mo ago
Yeah. I worked with Grok 4.1 and it was awesome until it wasn't. It told me to build something, just to tell me in the end that I could do it smaller and cheaper. And that multiple times. Best reply was the one that ended with somethin
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by k__ 11mo ago
Same. I always felt like I'm 10 years behind.
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by k__ 11mo ago
Maybe, we have to rethink depencies from the ground up. Implementing everything yourself probably won't cut it. Copying a dependency into your code base and maintaining it yourself probably won't yield much better results. However
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by k__ 11mo ago
Sure, but what about 10 or 15 years?
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by k__ 11mo ago
35 years seem quite excessive. Taking half your life to get your stuff back?
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by k__ 11mo ago
Who in the top 20 wouldn't you consider conventionally attractive?
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Borrow Checking in Nim 3.0(github.com)
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by k__ 11mo ago
I just learned about XIAO boards from Grok a few days ago, lol. The Sense versions are pretty rad. Now I only have to add a battery and a touch sensor and I'm good to go.
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by k__ 11mo ago
Is this similar to what FlyIO is doing? Running containers as microVMs?
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by k__ 11mo ago
My current stack: LG Gram, Manjaro, Steam. I'm mostly playing MtG: Arena and it works like a charm. I could even install Steam via the package manager.
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by k__ 11mo ago
So, I can sew a battle west made of rock?! Finally \../
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by k__ 11mo ago
While TS allows easy integration with JS, this doesn't work well with other languages that compile to JS. You lose all type benefits of libraries that are written in TS.
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by k__ 11mo ago
I'm still mad about Reason/ReScript for fumbling the bag here.
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by k__ 11mo ago
I've learned this the hard way, by putting an Arweave gateway behind Cloudflare. The gateway was checked regularly for random data and the client would stop a download after 1MB, causing the gateway to stop sending the rest of the file
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by k__ 11mo ago
Awesome! I'm always on the lookout for embeddable JS engines. How hard would it be to make Boa deterministic? Like, with seeded randomness, etc.
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by k__ 11mo ago
I always thought it was funny that the north of the US becomes as snow paradise in the winter, while most of Germany, which is at Canada level, just becomes a bit colder version of autumn at that time.
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by k__ 11mo ago
To be fair, "outside of budget" and "didn't qualify" are pretty much catch all.
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by k__ 11mo ago
Good point. I've forgotten that blood pressure is another word for it, as all medical papers use hypertension. Thanks!
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by k__ 11mo ago
There doesn't seem to be any mention of hypertension on that page.
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by k__ 11mo ago
Can't we filter out fisheye distortions digitally, if we know what lenses caused them?
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by k__ 11mo ago
SEEKING WORK Germany, remote only. Software engineer and technical writer with over 10 years of experience. Backend, frontend, mobile, cloud, crypto, AI, APIs. My latest endeavours led me to Effect-TS while building a decentralised web craw
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by k__ 1y ago
The details get better or near photorealistic when I'm about to doze off. When I wide awake, parts of the image are "gone" when I'm not focusing them. Also, the sensation of seeing in my mind does feel different. It&#x27
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by k__ 1y ago
I'm using Steam on Arch and am very happy with it. The recurring compilation of Vulcan shaders after every update bothers a bit, but it works very well.
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by k__ 1y ago
No. When I'm fully awake, the mental images are more like someone attached a new camera with a field of view that ends at the edges of the object/scene I try to generate.
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by k__ 1y ago
I think, Nim is probably the best fit. It also compiles to JS.
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by k__ 1y ago
They gotta do this. If they don't put AI in every tool, they won't get new training data.
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by k__ 1y ago
This. It's about to find the sweet spot. Vibe coding is crap, but I love the smarter autocomplete I get from AI. Generating whole blog posts from thin air is crap, but I love smart grammar, spelling, and diction fixes I get from AI.
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by k__ 1y ago
Maybe because the type can be inferred and it potentially adds effort for changes in the future.

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