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by linsomniac 2mo ago
You say that, but I asked Codex to build a Asteroids (but FPS) as a web app, and it wrote it in under 4K LOC, and a Tempest implementation in 6.5K LOC. Those seem like really reasonable line counts to me. I also built a caching proxy serve
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by linsomniac 2mo ago
I'm not familiar with Stellar 7, but from a gameplay video it does look somewhat similar. Funny you should mention tanks, because that same day I had Claude build a Battlezone-inspired tank game: https://linsomniac.github.i
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by linsomniac 2mo ago
Similar, last week I had AI imagine Asteroids, but as a first person shooter, play RoidBelt in the browser at: https://linsomniac.github.io/roidbelt/
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
Last month I said to my wife that we should start paying homeless people to hold their signs while standing in front of the radar speed cameras the city has been putting up around our town.
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
>It doesn't affect knee room at all. There are definitely airline seats where the reclining seats impact the knee room. I'm 6'2" but I seem to have more of it in the legs than typical, which really shows up in non-ex
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
This isn't news, the real news is that the AI tooling allows YOU (specifically) to have a custom prompt tool built specifically for you, in the same or less effort it would take to set up one of the existing prompt tools. For example
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
CloudFlare has their plusses and minuses, but they do offer domain registration at cost, for example $10.46/year for .com (every year, not one of those deals for the first year then more expensive down the line).
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
Looks like that system uses the "AP Systems EZ1" microinverter I mentioned above. Their "latest news" page lists UL 3700 with a date of about a week ago, so it looks like they've gotten it.
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
Unclear to me: does this also do shell history? I'm using atuin and not interested in changing that. I did just switch over to oh-my-posh a few weeks ago and it's good, but I would be open to trying something else to compare, pa
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
It is likely not going "back to the grid" unless you have the rest of your house shut down; where the "balcony solar" output is greater than your house usage. These systems are "back-feeding" into your circuit
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
As I understand it, the US is mostly waiting for UL listing of equipment, which hasn't been a priority because no US locals have allowed them. With Utah and others starting to allow them, UL listing will likely come at some point (hop
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
I've had a similar experience with NixOS configured by Claude Code, and it's been really nice. I have the same config on 3 machines, all managed in one git repo, including home manager and sops, and one of the machines I skin as
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
It seems like the "lightweight" they seem to be concerned with is RAM, not disc. I can't really comment on disc space usage on my own NixOS system, though my "thin client" skin does fit nicely on an old Chromebook,
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
TheOutdoorBoys youtube channel mentioned something about special batteries for cold temps. -10c for many of his hiking and camping trips isn't unusual, and (as I understand it) he did weekly videos with Go Pros for a decade. He proba
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
This comment is WAY more interesting than the article it is a comment on.
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
My concern there is that the friction is too high: it wouldn't be something that family members would use in casual conversation, and could also be written off by the AI: "They won't give me my phone", "I lost my ph
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
A year ago I promoted the idea among my wife's family that we should establish a sign/countersign system for the family and use it regularly so that in the event of something like this we could positively identify a legit request.
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
>People need to stop yelling "Slop!" all the time People are applying that label to anything that has the taint of AI on it. I get why. I realize there are a lot of reasons why people hate AI, but one that is frequently cited
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
Reminder: Serious people have been predicting a market crash "within the next 3 months" for 3 years now. In that time, the "market" has gone up around 70% (66%-86% depending on the what part you are looking at). A frien
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
As another reply said, the consensus I read is that you really shouldn't memorize the table of "-.- is K", if you do you'll likely need to "unlearn" it to get any level of speed. The best thing is not really t
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
A few months ago I had Claude build a morse code trainer web app, it was pretty fun but my interest waned: https://morsetrainer.linsomniac.com/
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
I've been throwing together some web-playable retro arcade games: Rally-X: https://linsomniac.github.io/rally-xy/ Tempest: https://linsomniac.github.io/teapot/ Dig-Dug: https://lin
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
apt-cacher-ultra: To help reduce the impact of future DDoSes of Ubuntu. Just released 1.0 yesterday after working on it a couple months. As that DDoS was going on I realized that some of our dev and staging processes were impacted by it, a
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
>I wanted the thing 30 years had taught him Unpopular answer that the author seems to be dismissing: Maybe the thing that 30 years has taught this guy is that the LLMs can answer the question better than he can. Or that he can't gi
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
I've been saying for months that any time you say something about the capabilities of the AI tooling you should say what exact model, agent, and effort level you're using. Because I've taken a few of those "AI can'
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
A couple years ago I decided to stop maintaining a .vimrc (after ~35 years), and started using LunarVim and later AstroVim with as few customizations as I could live with. But then around 2 months ago I decided to switch to NixOS and there
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
^G in Claude and Codex will drop you into $EDITOR to edit your prompt. I use that all the time. "vimdiff" is a really great way to review code changes side-by-side.
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Claude reset 5-hour and weekly rate limits for all users(xcancel.com)
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
I'm also a long-time Claude Code user here, though the last 3 weeks I've been doing loops having claude use codex to review until they reach consensus; uses tons of tokens but the result is really good. I'm trying Codex as my
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
Has anyone tried teaching the agents to use jj or gitbutler-cli to do their ideas of lightweight branches? I keep feeling like that would be a huge win for the multi-branch development I'm doing much more of with agents, but I haven&#

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