nvader

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by nvader 11mo ago
I'll add another cautionary word in with everyone else who is panning this implementation. This is just using operator overloading to determine keywords, but it locks you out of ever using the same type twice in your signature. Notice
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NPM install Vite is broken(github.com)
3 points by nvader 11mo ago|0 comments
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by nvader 11mo ago
This line also stuck out to me. Because it conflates power with energy. Converting the whole sun to energy gives us a term lets say, X Joules. It sounds like they're trying to say that much energy pours out of the flare every... second
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Lena: A short story about simulated consciousnesses(qntm.org)
3 points by nvader 11mo ago|0 comments
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by nvader 1y ago
You are not a Clojure programmer. You use Clojure to solve problems in a professional context. I'm sorry that there's a political tribal war based on language going on at your workplace. But especially now that coding agents are r
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Tmate is like Tmux plus ngrok(github.com)
2 points by nvader 1y ago|0 comments
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by nvader 1y ago
Not really, unfortunately the word hovers in the comment sections of mainstream American political discourse.
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Zawinski's Law Was Never About Email(danverbraganza.com)
1 points by nvader 1y ago|0 comments
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by nvader 1y ago
This is fascinating. I really don't know much about the world you're describing, so thank you for sharing your perspective. Don't customer needs change over time? How would one adapt to shifting demand, or new materials becom
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by nvader 1y ago
I'm not arguing with your overall conclusion. However, the hardware situation you described sounds very brittle to me. If the machine shop is so tightly constrained and error-phobic, that sounds like there's very little space of t
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Zawinski's Law was Never About Email(danverbraganza.com)
3 points by nvader 1y ago|1 comments
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by nvader 1y ago
Not just visually organizing the terminals for the agents, but also keeping their environments and source trees straight, and merging them to the correct upstream branches, can quickly turn into a very complex co-ordination problem. This is
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by nvader 1y ago
If you think about it, that's because "the problem we're solving" is running out of time. Once it's solved it won't be able to try out ideas.
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by nvader 1y ago
I wonder how this sentence ended up with so many commas. > The problem, doctors say, is that lower and lower reimbursements mean reliable community doctors, like Wagner, could have to make choices that are inherently bad for patients, li
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by nvader 1y ago
Very neat. Although philosophically I prefer the unix approach of "do one thing and do it well", I really admire this tool. I think it might be the fact that the one thing this does well is curating a set of functions for a partic
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by nvader 1y ago
I suspect this runs into the blub paradox somewhat[0]. The purpose of language is to teach you think, and so what might be terse and idiomatic in one language might be so diffuse and convoluted in another that it might be inscrutable. To pu
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by nvader 1y ago
Incidentally, a research preview of Sculptor is what I used to build my voice practice app, Vocal Mirror: https://danverbraganza.com/tools/vocal-mirror
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by nvader 1y ago
Seems like an important project to unlock a whole amount of productivity. Although, Sculptor does not use work trees, but that is an implementation detail.
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by nvader 1y ago
I've been working on a parallel coding agent environment called Sculptor at Imbue. We just launched today, so that's exciting. Meanwhile I'm also slowly learning Rust.
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by nvader 1y ago
I hope you remember to add monitoring for your cache expiry cron job so you can be notified if it ever fails to run due to a code change or configuration change. For example, database credentials might be rolled and if you forget to update
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by nvader 1y ago
I have a vision of a device kind of like a pair of scissors, except instead of shears there are two levered attachments: a holder for a needle and a hook to manipulate yarn. Every time you close and open the handles, it puts one standard kn
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by nvader 1y ago
Maybe we want Ante-*, not anti-, if this is about the artifact existing in a pre-complete or maybe never complete state
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Continental Drip(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by nvader 1y ago|0 comments
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by nvader 1y ago
I do want to provocatively point out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continental_drip
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by nvader 1y ago
After reading this, I have to comment with this link to https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/your-review-my-fathers-inst... This story describes the dangers of NOT standardizing on a single, proper version.
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by nvader 1y ago
> they only got the head start by taking copy of Encyclopedia Britannica Wikipedia used a version of Encyclopedia Britannica that was in the public domain. Go thou and do likewise.
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by nvader 1y ago
The presense of an earlier problem does not solve, or make less severe, a later problem. Why are you winking?
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by nvader 1y ago
Not every intruder who enters your home is necessarily a burglar.
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by nvader 1y ago
A link to the poisoned version of the same article: https://heydonworks.com/nonsense/poisoning-well/
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by nvader 1y ago
In charity, I think there is actually a product opportunity for improvements to the standard shell histfile. I've often been frustrated by my history not being easily shared between concurrent terminals, difficulties in searching, and

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