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by loufe 7mo ago
I built a suite of cli tools my last rotation at work for this exact reason. Made a contacts database using recutils with a go cli wrapper, used vikunja for Todo (with a cli wrapper from someone else), have all knowledge stored in a Johnny
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by loufe 7mo ago
You might be mistaken, the Monogame Github README cites Celeste as an example made with it.
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by loufe 7mo ago
I have probably searched "Obsidian CLI" once a month since I started playing around with AI over a year ago. This is pretty exciting.
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by loufe 8mo ago
Jarring to see these other comments so blindly positive. Show me something at a model size 80GB+ or this feels like "positive results in mice"
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by loufe 8mo ago
This tool is legitimately one of the best utilities I've ever used. I've got my entire corporate branch using it. It's a shame Microsoft can't figure their shit out and get a high quality native search figured out.
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by loufe 8mo ago
The lack of integrated sandboxing in windows compared to android/iphone is still frankly unacceptable. I've become increasingly paranoid about running any application on Windows (not that your average linux distro is even remotely
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by loufe 9mo ago
Threads like this one make me feel at home. Last night I spent an hour trying to figure out a way to adjust tailscale to allow me access to containers on a MacVLAN on my NAS when I connect in away from home. Claude's an excellent tool
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by loufe 9mo ago
I set up tracking all my bank statements, pay slips, Costco (and other multi-category store) receipts, and other things in Fava (beancount's webui) over the last month. I spent way too much time developing a plugin to help categorizing
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by loufe 10mo ago
AutoLISP is still my most fluent language, pleasantly surprised to see anything in it on HN. There's something fun about its idiosyncrasies, but I am genuinely so glad for modern IDEs, linters, tooling in just about every other environ
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by loufe 10mo ago
I've been transcoding my media collection leaving my PC on overnight over months, it's great. My biggest issue is client support for native playback of AV1, naturally. For what it's worth, AB-AV1 [1] is a pretty awesome tool
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by loufe 10mo ago
IIUC, it's more about the client hardware that determines ability to play without transcoding. You'd have to check the mix of devices you have connecting to it and make a judgement call.
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by loufe 10mo ago
First in-the-wild reference I've seen to some of my favourite books. I feel your watch as Goblin makes more sense if it's stuck around with you for a long time and generally works but is a bit of a pain to use. Thanks for the shar
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by loufe 10mo ago
I haven't laughed that hard in a while, WOW. I genuinely wonder if people believe this or if it's necessary fluff to sell.
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by loufe 10mo ago
The weights for the text-->image model are already on Huggingface, FWIW.
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by loufe 11mo ago
I just bought an AirGradient sensor and set up home assistant. What an absolute joy, both experiences (though I had issues building AirGradient's firmware due to some issues on their end, to their credit their dev team told me they&#x2
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by loufe 1y ago
Yeah, kudos, OP. It's a very different read before-after.
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by loufe 1y ago
Seriously. I still find it ridiculous that even after they upped Opus' limit from 60% to 80% they don't show usage % below that. It's sapping my ability to use it quickly on the 5x plan.
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by loufe 1y ago
Switching to Opus is an eye-opening experience. You hit limits often, and need to get creative to avoid burning through limits, but the difference is seriously impressive. You'll waste a lot less time with dead ends and bad code.
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by loufe 1y ago
Grok comes from this wonderful book: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stranger_in_a_Strange_Land
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by loufe 1y ago
This is incredible sarcasm. It seems like people who like this sort of control always find a narrative to sell it to the people. The US still has the Patriot act on the books, and that's been the norm for some people's entire live
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by loufe 1y ago
I completely agree. Andrej's definition was pretty explicit and in my experience it is two separate worlds of AI use.
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by loufe 1y ago
I really like this idea as I find Claude's transparency frustrating. Claude code's killer features revolve around better tools to manage context and limits vs the desktop app (compact and the % remaining until auto compact), but i
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by loufe 1y ago
Out of curiosity, who in a significant position within the trump administration has antisemitic views, in your opinion?
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by loufe 1y ago
The use of emojis is a source of small blips of anger I could really do without. I'm not sure why this sort of thing isn't a toggle.
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by loufe 1y ago
Having fun vibe coding my first personal website with astro and three.js - I'd say it's working pretty well so far. I need to tone down the amount of animation and glows this, it's a little too much. https://www.Lo
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by loufe 1y ago
I let Jules write a PR in my codebase with very specific scaffolding, and it absolutely blew it. It took me more time to understand the ways it failed to grasp the codebase and wrote code for a fundamentally different (incorrectly understoo
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by loufe 1y ago
Couldn't agree more. I wish all major model makers would build tools into their proprietary UIs to "summarize contents and start a new conversation with that base". My biggest slowdown with working with LLMs while coding is m
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by loufe 1y ago
Qwen 3 or 2.5?
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by loufe 1y ago
Likely the case for established model makers, but barring illegal use of outputs from other companies' models, a "first generation" model would still need this as a basis, no?
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by loufe 1y ago
Is any RL done without unit testing? I would be surprised to hear that that wasn't the case, as it would imply a disregard for accuracy for other model makers, which would be surprising. Perhaps you can do this for small modular proble

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