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3mo ago
we are selling it pretty cheap we got 1000 made and gave 150 away to Big Sky Dev Conf attendees Not trying to make money on it, it’s for the lols
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3mo ago
modretro has new ones https://modretro.com/products/chromatic-tetris-bundle you can find cheaper ones on amazon/temu too
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3mo ago
yep
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3mo ago
yep, you'd need to transcribe it
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3mo ago
hello all, we are releasing htmx 4.0 on the Game Boy and Gameboy Color (thank you rcy for submitting) it is a real, honest-to-goodness mario-bros inspired GameBoy game with four levels over three biomes ending in a slop factory where you ba
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3mo ago
A computer can never be held accountable Therefore a computer must make all unpopular management decisions
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3mo ago
I’m surprised apple hasn’t solved this in some way. Seems like the apple is at would be to make removing the drive just work.
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3mo ago
"The limits are here too, and they are real." You are right to push back on that.
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3mo ago
You are right to push back on that.
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3mo ago
Please, please, please: we NEED a magsafe version of USB C Yes, you can buy adapters, but you end up w/device warts that don't work w/normal USB-C cords and my understanding that they are for the most part pretty dangerously
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3mo ago
That's not me, but I do weight 50/50. My experience is that no students get a C- except for students who blow the first part of the class and try to work back. I usually work a deal out with them anyway.
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3mo ago
Building visualizations with LLMs has been a major boost for my CS classes: https://htmx.org/essays/universities-and-ai/#demos-visualiza... Many visualizations that I have always wanted but just didn't have t
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3mo ago
no strong opinions on the article since I don't watch TV or go to movies often, but I do recall the in the "Solo" movie thinking that when the female (if I'm remembering correctly) abandons Han for the other guy it was s
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4mo ago
lol, he must have plagarized himself so many times over the years
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4mo ago
lol i clicked on the article prepared to be angry that GK Chesterton wasn't mentioned and he was the first one mentioned. His collected works run to at least 37 volumes: https://www.chesterton.org/store/product&#x
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4mo ago
i'm sure this is unpopular, but I think dark mode was an (understandable) mistake in my made up, undersourced version of tech history, what happened was that the first LCDs that came out were very dim compared to the CRTs they were rep
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4mo ago
interesting story as an aside, I think the original code, with the if statement, was clearer and would be easier to debug, etc, even if it was a bit longer
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4mo ago
Why not both? ORMs for the simpler CRUD operations, SQL when it gets a little hectic. The author basically says this in the first paragraph, but the title (and some of the language the author uses) implies that people should just use SQL.
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4mo ago
no: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Mockingbird
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4mo ago
Well, then... G'day, mate! Let's put another shrimp on the barbie!
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4mo ago
sorry: https://bdp.cs.montana.edu
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4mo ago
idk i think i'm pretty good w/AI in general, e.g. designed these using it: https://mtmc.cs.montana.edu https://bcp.cs.montana.edu but we can all be better i guess
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4mo ago
Opus 4.whatever (it was last week) via a command line interface in the IntelliJ Claude plugin. The series of prompts weren't particularly interesting or innovative on my part: a paste in of the user report then a few back and forths on
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4mo ago
I would like to offer someone the next openclaw: a GUI for the mac that allows people to manage and install local models with a single click, provides GUI tools for tweaking important aspects of them, and also provides a good command line
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4mo ago
:) i let a younger person on the core team create the new website for something different it is using astro, we are scaling down the use of tailwind (I wanted to give it a try, but didn't really click with it.) I don't mind someon
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4mo ago
hello all, this is an article I wrote up on my interaction with an agent, Claude, in fixing a bug in the hyperscript parser it was a rather mundane bug, but i thought the interaction was interesting and worth analyzing to show where AI is v
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4mo ago
“Too much capitalism does not mean too many capitalists, but too few capitalists.” -GKC
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4mo ago
less the hardware (although that is still expensive at scale) and more the management, physical space and maintenance.
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4mo ago
We have a testing center set up for people who require accommodations, another piece of legacy functionality I never expected to use back when I gave my tests online.
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4mo ago
I agree and would like to move towards a customized computer setup like you mention. A friend at Berkeley manages a similar setup. Unfortunately Montana State is too small to have set one up yet.
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