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by npilk 8mo ago
Not loading for me, archive here: https://web.archive.org/web/20250320114939/https://theshambl...
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by npilk 8mo ago
As far as I can tell, Zipline are way out ahead in this space right now.
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Model is 6'2" wearing size Medium(pilk.website)
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by npilk 9mo ago
You might enjoy Sam Kriss' writing, starting with 'The Internet Is Already Dead'.
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by npilk 9mo ago
I'm pretty sure you can still open that fridge by hand. The design is the same as many existing Samsung fridges - there are no visible handles, but you open and close the doors with handles under the bottom or over the top of the doors
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by npilk 9mo ago
Consider this, from an FAQ on consequentialism ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consequentialism ): > The end does justify the means. This is obvious with even a few seconds' thought, and the fact that the phrase
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by npilk 9mo ago
The page is called "a website to destroy all websites", and their goal is to...get everyone to make their own personal websites? I agree with that goal, but then I might change the title. Maybe that's part of the problem - &q
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by npilk 11mo ago
And 24 non-fiction books.
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by npilk 11mo ago
Can't decide what to think. On the one hand I shared a quote from this with some friends, thinking it was cool there was an original version, and not realizing this post was some kind of creative fiction. Kind of embarrassing and feels
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by npilk 11mo ago
If anything it seems like the agents would be easier to trick (at least right now).
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by npilk 11mo ago
But for a broader definition of "personal computer", the number of computers we have has only continued to skyrocket - phones, watches, cars, TVs, smart speakers, toaster ovens, kids' toys... I'm with GP - I imagine a fu
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by npilk 1y ago
It's absolutely reasonable to criticize the decision and feel like you're losing an option in the future. I guess I would expect this to scan more as disappointment, rather than anger or the sense of being 'ripped off' w
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by npilk 1y ago
What a fascinating thread. I bought Affinity Photo and Designer V1 as one-time purchases a few years ago. I didn't upgrade to V2 when those came out. I have continued to occasionally use the V1 apps - I was just in Photo the other day.
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by npilk 1y ago
> Discovered by Euler Figures...
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Experiments with AI Adblock(notes.npilk.com)
2 points by npilk 1y ago|0 comments
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Experiments with AI Adblock(notes.npilk.com)
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by npilk 1y ago
> For every $1 spent on model development, firms should expect to have to spend $3 on change management, which means user training and performance monitoring I think the general point here is true, but it's also brilliant framing fr
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by npilk 1y ago
Claude Code built me a custom RSS feed reader in just an hour or so. I wanted a simple list of unread posts, which would be auto-deleted when I clicked on them to read them. It took less than 24 hours to go from "ok I'll try to ma
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by npilk 1y ago
Agree. And then people anchor on what the technology was like when it launched, and don't notice or account for the additional improvements and iterations that happen over time. E.g. - I was considering a 3D printer but I had heard the
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Ten Thousand Agents(notes.npilk.com)
3 points by npilk 1y ago|0 comments
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Ten Thousand Agents(notes.npilk.com)
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by npilk 1y ago
HTMX is amazing for simpler web apps. If you have a ton of complexity, need to manage a lot of state, etc., I can see how it would be frustrating trying to get everything to fit into HTMX's patterns. In fact, it might actually increase
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by npilk 1y ago
Completely agree. Another use case is a static site generator. I just write posts with whatever syntax I want and tell Claude Code to make it into a blog post in the same format. For example, I can just write in the post “add image image.j
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by npilk 1y ago
Your original blog post links to www.postcard.page, which throws a Cloudflare SSL error, but the bare domain https://postcard.page appears to work fine.
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by npilk 1y ago
Sure, there are higher energy costs and it's probably worse for the environment. I just wanted to clarify what I meant by convenience - less effort and "processing time" for me, personally, not overall. I guess I'd compa
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by npilk 1y ago
Nice - I didn't realize Bear had such extensive customization options. Would definitely be worth looking into next time.
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by npilk 1y ago
What makes you say this? Using inline CSS styling alongside Bootstrap classes? Applying both vertical padding and margin? (For what it's worth, that was part of the handwritten template already, not something the LLM generated on its o
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by npilk 1y ago
Perhaps my statement in the first quote is a bit unclear... Markdown is easier to write than raw HTML, and deterministically transforms. But writing strict Markdown (or using any specific syntax) creates an efficiency penalty - e.g., how do
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ChatGPT is my static site generator(notes.npilk.com)
17 points by npilk 1y ago|37 comments
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by npilk 1y ago
Maybe this is yet another application of the bitter lesson. It's not worth learning complex processes for partnering with AI models, because any productivity gains will pale in comparison to the performance improvement from future gene

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