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by promiseofbeans 9mo ago
The question on everyone’s minds: did Claude write all this prose (the readme has the exact same tone & vibe as the above comment) or was it ChatGPT?
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by promiseofbeans 9mo ago
Fluxx is cool - it’s like a more structured version of this. IIRC it does have a theoretically finite rules space, but there are many, many unique fun combinations of rules, and it feels like you’re devising your own. I highly recommend it!
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by promiseofbeans 9mo ago
Not AI generated . The ML model isn’t coming up with anything novel^, it’s just converting from one format to another, or extracting data - similar to automatically cropping photos to faces. It’s still AI, but it’s not the AI system genera
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by promiseofbeans 9mo ago
The JSC people have been relatively involved as the spec was developed, and they have it behind a flag in their TP builds . It’ll probably ship in Safari once it ships in Chrome so that their users don’t complain about broken websites
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by promiseofbeans 9mo ago
Please never do version checks. Test for the existence of the exact features/methods you need instead - this is trivial in JS: if(Temporal) Checking against version numbers helps cement existing browser monopolies, makes it difficult f
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by promiseofbeans 9mo ago
We’ve been loving using it in our Deno servers since last year. It’s been frustrating that we haven’t been able to upgrade our web client date logic yet, since even though Firefox has supported Temporal for a while, Chrome have really dragg
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by promiseofbeans 9mo ago
Another key part: the command can be displayed as just `echo`, but allows execution of anything
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by promiseofbeans 9mo ago
Content marketing and modern “journalism” at it’s finest
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by promiseofbeans 9mo ago
Microsoft publish two different editions of the Windows Minecraft launcher with different sets of features. One is the MS Store version and one is the regular version
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by promiseofbeans 10mo ago
Oh, the code review system. I was worried that my favourite web svg editor got bought up: https://graphite.rs/
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by promiseofbeans 10mo ago
Astro’s starlight docs generator/template is quite nice as well: https://starlight.astro.build/
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by promiseofbeans 10mo ago
Stop using Discord as well - their software is packed full of data mining, ads, and cosmetic upsells. For public community groups use a forum site (then it’s indexable as well!), and for private groups use something actually private like Si
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by promiseofbeans 10mo ago
> some people actually use web version of Discord to chat, or sign-in on the website for whatever reason Beside this security blunder on Discord’s part, I can see only upsides to using a browser version rather than an Electron desktop ap
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by promiseofbeans 11mo ago
People often avoid it because of the name, but Github desktop is pretty amazing. It works great with all git repos (including ones not on Github), and makes it super easy to amend commits and cherry-pick files/lines to include. Everyth
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by promiseofbeans 11mo ago
Your Mint language looks awesome! You’ve done a great job making it very seamless between the 3 languages. I had a couple thoughts regarding your css/styling though: 1. The one feature I prefer in Marko when compared to Mint is Marko’s
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by promiseofbeans 11mo ago
This is actually quite cool - JS inside HTML, rather than the more React-y HTML inside JS. As I understand it, Ryan Carniato was a major part of this project, and later went on to lead SolidJS, which goes back to the React style HTML in JS.
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
How does it handle companies with huge numbers of subsidiaries, like Volkswagen?
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
The confusion might come from the author using commands / external software to generate and assemble parts of the redstone machine. The final machine doesn’t use any command blocks as part of it’s operation, but the description is a bi
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
There are libraries that let you generate minecraft structure files programmatically [0]. These can then be pasted into the world. You still need to come up with the circuitry for all the maths and figure out how to represent all the state
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MuseScore Studio 4.6 is now available(musescore.org)
3 points by promiseofbeans 1y ago|0 comments
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
So… Typescript?
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
Kagi’s Orion browser tries to do this, and it works great for me on iOS (though I still use Firefox on my mac) https://kagi.com/orion/
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
Some still can! Usually more low-mid teir devices. Some of the higher end ones (such as my phone, which is how I know this) have the AM/FM signal processor built into their SoC, but the pins aren't wired to an antena.
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
Ente auth is a great free option with sync and apps for every platform. https://ente.io/auth/ They also have a good Google Photos alternative, which is how they make money.
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
Note that this doesn't use Spotify's own time synced lyrics, it pulls them from https://lrclib.net/
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
I mean, they made their keyboard swappable, with open-source firmware. If you are passionate enough, you can make (and sell) a replacement that solves these issues.
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
I've not touched oklch, but I've played with oklab gradients a fair amount. How do they (oklch & oklab) compare for different uses?
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
Why not just get a regular monitor? That does everything you want, and is not smart. Plus you aren't locked in to a particular brand. If you do want streaming apps, Bluetooth, wireless sharing, etc, you can buy a plugin box/dongle
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Word Embedding Demo(cs.cmu.edu)
1 points by promiseofbeans 1y ago|0 comments
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
This demo is a lot more useful for comparing word embeddings: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/WordEmbeddingDemo/index.html You can choose which dimensions to show, pick which embeddings to show, and play with vector m

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