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by rcarmo 10mo ago
Well, I got _something_ to work on Apple Silicon: https://github.com/rcarmo/ml-sharp (has a little demo GIF) I am looking at ways to approximate Gaussian splats without having to reinvent the wheel, but I'm a bit
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by rcarmo 10mo ago
Genius. I might have a pretty good use for this, since I have constant issues with my consoles fighting for the TV.
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by rcarmo 10mo ago
Because reading the RSS feed is much more productive, and I use Reeder Classic on iOS, macOS and iPadOS
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by rcarmo 10mo ago
Well, I read Dickens, Hawthorne, Austen...
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Pretty much spot on. The LinkedIn versions can be on the far side of clueless.
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Goodness, I forgot about TOEFL. That might indeed shape a lot of your early vocabulary choices if you need to get an English certificate (which I suppose would happen during college years, which is also when most of your personal writing st
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Autocomplete does that for me (bilingual English/Portuguese).
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
I actually think that's a great endorsement of Kenyan education. I don't deal with English-speaking African countries that often (I'm Portuguese, so naturally we have ties to other bits of the continent), but I've often
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
That's a hallmark of Claude. I stopped using Claude for documentation because it was overly... JavaScripty in feel (all the stuff it churned out felt like JavaScript framework docs of the 2010s, and I bet it would have added Neon Cat i
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
I'm bilingual (so not fully native by most criteria) and I read enough classic English literature to actually use "proceeded" regularly, as well as multiple other more established means of conveying my intended meaning :)
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
I feel this a bit, since I'm a voracious reader and a constant writer across a few languages (but mostly English), which over the decades has led to my converging on a certain (if imperfect) degree of polish. Plus my multiple concurren
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Bass OS(bassos.navotpala.tech)
1 points by rcarmo 11mo ago|0 comments
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Well, time to see if valetudo (or some other "free the vacuums" project) can help me replace the firmware on mine...
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
You get two blobs if you use ZigBee :)
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Smooth Scrolling on the Sega Master System(bumbershootsoft.wordpress.com)
3 points by rcarmo 11mo ago|0 comments
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
I like this kind of thing, but like many on this thread have mixed feelings. nostalgia vs the cyberdeck concept vs practicality don’t really yield a good enough appraisal. Still, it’s a nice design. But the iPad Mini I’m typing this on (eve
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Anecdotally, I’ve had instances when using Claude models inside VS Code they tried to access stuff outside my workspace. Never had that happen with Gemini or OpenAI models, and VS Code is pretty good at flagging dangerous shell commands (an
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
I just built myself a DYI TRMNL ( https://taoofmac.com/space/reviews/2025/12/13/2200 ), decided to hack together my own server for it, and (serendipitously) got asked if it could be an official contri
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
I keep having to explain that if you use a mobile app with an embedded browser none of those will work.
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Hobbyists don’t get full exposure to this, but the reality is that the embedded space is still very much a binary blob landscape. Even relatively popular SDKs like Expressif and Nordic’s are full of weird proprietary stuff, and it just gets
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HyperCard on the Macintosh(stonetools.ghost.io)
21 points by rcarmo 11mo ago|3 comments
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Efficient Basic Coding for the ZX Spectrum (2020)(blog.jafma.net)
60 points by rcarmo 11mo ago|15 comments
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The Trmnl (DIY Everything Edition)(taoofmac.com)
4 points by rcarmo 11mo ago|0 comments
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
You can use https://pypi.org/project/mega-lite - works perfectly fine (I too am not a fan of Mega)
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
“you are totally right!” does feel like a very human behavior in some respects…
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
They’re not alone in that.
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
Well, my MCP servers only really started working when I implemented the prompt endpoints, so I’m happy I’ll never have to use MCP again if this sticks.
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
And yet we cannot have dark mode, which would be a simple CSS tweak. But I’m thankful for the other little things.
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by rcarmo 11mo ago
I hope someone gets this into the Internet Archive as a tidy ZIP so we don’t have to scrape them… I’ve just pushed https://github.com/rcarmo/python-fastapi-trmnl-server and these images are going to look great as part
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Rcarmo/Python-FastAPI-trmnl-server: Lightweight TRMNL BYOS server(github.com)
3 points by rcarmo 11mo ago|0 comments

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