lylejantzi3rd

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by lylejantzi3rd 26d ago
It's how everyone with a smartphone learns how to write these days. Editing large blocks of text on a smartphone is still extremely annoying, so people get used to hitting send between every few words.
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by lylejantzi3rd 3mo ago
I have a similar setup with 2 2016 MPB M1s connected to an LG ULTRAGEAR+ display via a UGREEN KVM and a Minthouz Dock. Switching between them got to be so annoying that I had to disable sleep on both devices using this command: sudo p
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by lylejantzi3rd 3mo ago
I agree that this isn't communicated well, but I think the idea he's going for has nothing to do with virtualization or containerization. It's reducing all application level actions to a sequence of events, complete with the
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by lylejantzi3rd 3mo ago
That market is growing because of AI. Everybody I've seen use AI gets to a certain point where it breaks and they don't know how to fix it. They have a choice to make, then: ditch it and pay for real software that works, or pay so
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by lylejantzi3rd 3mo ago
How much does it pay, relatively? The last time I looked into jobs in the UK and in Europe, I could make more money flipping burgers in the US.
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by lylejantzi3rd 3mo ago
I'm working on GPS tools to help support my current contract. I've found there are no good tools for tracing a route on a map and having a mobile device think it's traveling that route. I'm not just talking GPS coordinat
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by lylejantzi3rd 3mo ago
It looks nice. Maybe I'll give it a shot.
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by lylejantzi3rd 4mo ago
A system for instrumenting GPS routes. A user reports a location bug on their morning commute. You're 2,000 miles away. Instead of flying out to reproduce it, you replay their exact GPS trip on your simulator. Same route. Same speed. S
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by lylejantzi3rd 4mo ago
A MacOS desktop app and a mobile app for instrumenting GPS routes. Screenshot here: https://x.com/LyleMakes/status/2063784301594853657/photo/1
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How does anybody test phone applications that do location tracking?(twitter.com)
3 points by lylejantzi3rd 4mo ago|2 comments
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by lylejantzi3rd 4mo ago
I ran into some interesting limitations when trying to test a friend's trip tracking application. I can record a sequence of events that includes just about anything the phone can do: lat/long changes, speed, orientation, changes
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by lylejantzi3rd 5mo ago
I'm working on GPS tools to help support my current contract. I've found there are no good tools for tracing a route on a map and having a mobile device think it's traveling that route. I'm not just talking GPS coordinat
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by lylejantzi3rd 6mo ago
An old school WYSIWYG RAD GUI builder for native applications. Because I don't accept that native app development needs to suck as much as it does.
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by lylejantzi3rd 6mo ago
Just because it's popular, doesn't mean it's financially successful. Take a look at YouTube. They lost money hand over fist for decades.
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by lylejantzi3rd 6mo ago
> I don’t think this is necessarily what is happening. This is exactly what happened with my niece, my nephew, and all of their friends. Which isn't to say they've outgrown all of the games they played when they were younger. T
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by lylejantzi3rd 6mo ago
But, why? It's been 30 years. You'd think somebody would have figured out how to make a decent GUI toolkit or framework.
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by lylejantzi3rd 7mo ago
Probably. The RADDBG folks recently created their own debug format (RDI) to replace PDB and DWARF. Could be worth a gander. https://github.com/EpicGamesExt/raddebugger?tab=readme-ov-fi...
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by lylejantzi3rd 8mo ago
Wouldn't that be more of a RAD tool, like Lazarus[0]? Or are you suggesting you could do both in the same tool? I'm not doubting it's possible, but those are two very different (and large!) products from a functional standpoi
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by lylejantzi3rd 8mo ago
We'll have to agree to disagree on this one.
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by lylejantzi3rd 8mo ago
If you have patience, the first 30 or so episodes of Handmade Hero are pretty good. https://guide.handmadehero.org/code/
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by lylejantzi3rd 8mo ago
Are you working on the original codebase or the OpenJK fork?
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by lylejantzi3rd 8mo ago
This is a great video by SuperfastMatt on the engineering behind and evolution of the Tesla door handle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bea4FS-zDzc
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by lylejantzi3rd 8mo ago
You can do the spaced repetition logic yourself with a leitner box. Details here: https://ncase.me/remember/
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by lylejantzi3rd 8mo ago
The product in question has a cast part. How do you do that in low quantity by yourself? Sand casting?
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by lylejantzi3rd 8mo ago
> Even with messy hands Why would you do this while you're cooking? I do all of my calculations before I start, usually in front of a computer.
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by lylejantzi3rd 9mo ago
Tallow is popular right now, but plain old butter is just as good, easier to work with, and doesn't make everything it touches taste like beef.
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I Asked an AI Consultant How He Makes $80k/Month [video](youtube.com)
1 points by lylejantzi3rd 9mo ago|0 comments
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by lylejantzi3rd 9mo ago
These companies carry Errors and Omissions insurance.
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It's hard to justify Tahoe icons(tonsky.me)
2487 points by lylejantzi3rd 9mo ago|951 comments
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by lylejantzi3rd 9mo ago
> Neurodivergent Brains Build Better Systems ... that "normal" people can't understand or use. That's how you get things like this story of Tom, told by ThePrimeagen[1]. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/wa

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