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by pryelluw 2y ago
Is gumroad or PayPal not available in Spain? Feels weird to WhatsApp someone to buy the cards. Anyhow, the design is deliciously complex. @Op, can you play briscas with these cards?
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by pryelluw 2y ago
“I think a difference here is that a person who is discerning enough to use an LLM product to read more information on a given subject is probably going to be turned off by the horrible UX of ads.” Once one us ads others follow. Not up to t
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Hey from there too. HMU! pryelluw at gmail
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Yeah, agree. It’s a video but still impressive. One day someone will find a way to code the actual game.
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Wasn’t aware of this! Gonna have to dig into them again. It’s been a while since I did any chip programming. Miss it.
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by pryelluw 2y ago
year = year + 1
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Python Atlanta organizer here. Come hang out sometime if you’re close! Happy new year!
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Yes, interested as well. If this can be built for less than $100 then I’m in.
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by pryelluw 2y ago
I didn’t know the propeller was still for sale. I remember learning spin years ago to play with one of the older propeller chips. This is a good surprise and seems like a fun project to do. For some reason I keep wanting to go into retro co
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by pryelluw 2y ago
I learned to code in a c64 and still sort of program in the same way. I sometimes print (in paper) code to better understand it. Also, I code on plain Vim with no plugins or custom config. *shrugs*
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by pryelluw 2y ago
If not then probably in German. I used to spend a lot of time watching Japanese robotics videos back when RoboOne became a thing. Biped fighting robots were cool. The videos were so god awful. I developed a liking to them in a Stockholm syn
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by pryelluw 2y ago
I enjoyed it for those reasons. It’s definitely a Japanese’s robotics video. Been watching them for years and they’re definitely their own thing.
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Same. Although enterprise python is akin to wrestling a boa constrictor.
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Typical HN passive aggressiveness sandwich. Nitpicking criticism with a half meant closing praise. Cool comment, though — don’t mean to take away anything from it. And Merry Christmas!
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by pryelluw 2y ago
I meant that some of the code reminds me of enterprise python. The kicker is that code that works > pretty code. People here act as if ugly code is somehow lesser just because it’s ugly. Meanwhile there’s a lot of ugly code making milli
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Enterprise Python code. Somehow ends up being worse than Java enterprise code. I’m too used to it at this point.
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Not controversial, but simplified. My flow comes from working out problems on my notebook (pen and paper). Typing into the editor is the outcome of my flow process. This aso applies to my writing. I figure stuff out on paper and then put th
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by pryelluw 2y ago
> but, personally, as it stands all I can really see is “makes easy things easier with sensible defaults”. “Lighter” may be used as an alternative adjective to the word easy or easier. Your post, which comes off as very rude, misses the
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Such a great two sentence intro to the project: “ Copper is a user-friendly runtime engine for creating fast and reliable robots. Copper is to robots what a game engine is to games.” Other projects should take notice.
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by pryelluw 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42297423 :-) Find it by looking at the whoishiring user submissions.
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Friendly heads up that the freelancer version of this thread might be more in line with what you’re looking for. :-)
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by pryelluw 2y ago
You didn’t see a hamburger for $24, you saw: An Americana classic styled sandwich made with grill style beef patty, melt grade American cheese, two pillow soft buns with organic sesame seeds, and a dash of our back of the house made ketchup
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by pryelluw 2y ago
I’ve noticed some of AI tools (maybe not this one) are being sold with the intent of having less people do more work. However, this one specifically doesn’t seem to do much beyond being an automated audit check. Code and tickets can be writ
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Hey, this was fun. I wrote about time machines and all kinds of crazy things. It kept me in the loop and got me to finish the game. There’s fingerprints in the glass pane. :-)
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by pryelluw 2y ago
I’ve come to the conclusion that most programming problems like this can be solved my having programmers work as building superintendents for 3 months. Practical experience will open their eyes to how the world really works.
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Careers link points to index page :)
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Yep, same here. I didn’t know what I wasn’t supposed to do so I tried whatever. Spending hours just typing nonsense until something worked. Getting the monitor to display different colors was certainly exciting! I never made it into demos b
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by pryelluw 2y ago
I thought they sold reproductions of the wax records. They sell thumb drives instead. Wonder how much data can a wax record store. Anyone care to calculate it?
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by pryelluw 2y ago
Good to know. I’m looking to transition into a Linux laptop setup and have been looking into power efficient setups. What processor do you have?
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by pryelluw 2y ago
At the time (2017), I was using an intel 2012 MacBook. Battery life was fine. The biggest challenge was not having a useful local search engine. It has prompted me to download lots of models and run them with ollama. I create local knowledg

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