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ramses0
2mo ago
It was my "vibe coding playground" experiment. I haven't gotten anything solid fleshed out, but conceptually I wanted the "safety layer" to only permit fully expanded, concrete references. Then break plain language
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2mo ago
It's the transportation "mode shifting" difficulty. Per the AI, the term of art is "Pure Transfer Penalty". It's the "ick" when doing bike => bus => bike instead of "only bike" or &quo
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2mo ago
As a matter of fact, I've been poking at this from a slightly different direction: "axioms and invariants" within home automation scenes. Invariants were like "if outside temp < 40 or inside temp < 65: heater.minTe
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2mo ago
If you're into bookbinding (it's great fun! /s?) what you're doing is effectively making smaller "text blocks". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bookbinding#text-block Cover => recto/
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2mo ago
Best place to drop this (related to Vanuatu): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meet_the_Natives:_USA https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfovX-ia33tF-6W_gfTvL... ...basically this is the "take a f
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2mo ago
Nine-Boxes, aka: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/P... ...and that was a grand improvement over having to make a "tic-tac-toe" table where you'd be putting t
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2mo ago
I've routed around that problem with several RCA-to-Stereo plugs for "when in a pinch" (and their natural reverse, the "stereo-to-RCA") but am still stymied sometimes by the difference between the different 2.5mm an
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2mo ago
"USB", "TV/HDMI", "Networking", "Every Audio Connector Known to Man", and the inimitable: "Plugs-to-Wall"
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2mo ago
... the joys of USB-A to C adapters! It's on my list to try that with a CD drive, but I'll add floppy to it as well (especially since I'm looking in to data recovery stuff was well... wonder if ye-olde appendable/eraseab
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2mo ago
Actually kindof awesome! ...but when I saw the phone call at the end my mind immediately went back to "Taco-Talkin' w/ the Nokia N-Gage"! => https://sidetalkin.com/original/
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2mo ago
Aside: has anyone found a good "fancy color" TB4 cable? I'd like to (eventually) have a distinctive color for my needed ~3-4 TB4 cables, but they're mostly black/white/grey. I found KondorBlue in my travels b
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2mo ago
LS-120 users unite! Loved that particular piece of tech, still have the drive and a few sealed floppies for it in my "data recovery storage bucket", forgot about that incredibly interesting detail w.r.t. it taking an IDE-chain po
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2mo ago
Fashion bag. Dock your cell-phone inside, bluetooth pair to the purse (w/ functional receiver + off-hook sensor) and treat that as a siri-enabled headset in a phone w/ fabric coiled cord. "Ring ring! Hello? Hey Siri, what&
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2mo ago
Pentagon pizza tracker?
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3mo ago
Go watch Superman III for more details...
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3mo ago
SQLar - https://sqlite.org/sqlar/doc/trunk/README.md ...basically `s/zip/sqlar/g` and you're not that far off. SQLite as an application file format - https://sqlite.org/app
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3mo ago
Agree/disagree! He's genuinely writing words for humans (load bearing! honestly!), and he's definitely on the forefront of _something_, whether you agree with his findings or not. I'm particularly struck by the Superma
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3mo ago
gog.com or Xbox backwards compatibility?
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3mo ago
Cameo -> inkscape plugin => https://github.com/fablabnbg/inkscape-silhouette """Run sendto_silhouette.py --help for information on CLI usage.""" I've used it before (from the in
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3mo ago
I strongly suggest you get into trebuchet building! It is a fascinating mixture of art + science. You can start with legos or a few popsicle sticks, paint sticks + screws, etc. To make things easier, start with an "integrated sling b
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3mo ago
In some cases (linux) you can middle click the scroll bar to jump to that position. Do some searches for "gnome xwindows scrollbar warp" for more references.
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3mo ago
I responded to one of your surveys: dive in to supporting "xbox + index.html + trmnl.js" as a BYOD / demo target! s/xbox/raspbpi/...etc... I've got extra monitors and RPI's dangling around, and it&#
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3mo ago
Look back to the olden days of "drag proxies" or outline/wireframe drags. Specifically for your example of maps, I would stick mostly to border buttons or UDLR gestures to "page" around rather than than trying to sh
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3mo ago
Looks like it's ~4 billion (2^32) crossover counter?
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3mo ago
"The Expanse" (or: "Leviathan Wakes" by James S. A. Corey). They talk about "living at the bottom of the well" within our solar system (gravity well, that is). Mars effectively "divorces" from Earth
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3mo ago
"superset" is just marketing mumbo jumbo that says: "I promise to embed an x86 virtual machine inside my spec that'll still parse whatever weird JSON you're currently handling and give it back to you as an object in
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3mo ago
In many situations you're already "latent" due to interacting via voice: "Hey Siri, turn on the lights" is ~3-4 seconds to say casually, allow another 0.5-1.0 seconds due to voice processing, network, etc, and the m
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3mo ago
I wish there was better support for something like `SECRET_CMD="..."` (ie: "run this command to get/refresh secrets"), but that's just baking arbitrary command execution into your development pipeline. Personal
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3mo ago
I really love hearing/learning about this! Imagine "The Mickey Mouse Earthquake Alarm" vs. "Yeah, NERV-Alerts, nbd..." I never watched much anime, but an old college roommate put me through Neon Genesis Evangelion
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Noice! :-D Never knew about that (even though it might be vim-specific), but yeah, so much easier than where I'll usually have to do some trial + error to get my cursor to land where I want it. (usually in a macro, or multi-`.` edit
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