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by savolai 11mo ago
Wow I love the design of this site. Really hit some right notes for me. If you’re going to talk about reviving the ”old web” on hn, please follow through and reach for the originality level of this. So many thoughtful details.
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by savolai 11mo ago
The llm answer to this was clarifying. Thanks for bringing up the q.
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by savolai 11mo ago
Git is an interesting case in its obscure ergonomics. Maybe Linus was right in that for his initial user target group that turned into advocates, algorithmic elegance was a more important quality, so git won regardless of ergonomics for wi
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by savolai 11mo ago
Yes. Arguably because of the organisational cost of maintaining both a web version (which they arguably need) and a native windows version (which they arguably don’t need).
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by savolai 11mo ago
If you can deploy your wxwidgets app as a networked app in the browser too, then sure.
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by savolai 11mo ago
Apparently js on both this and Frame page causes the webpage to die (entire page grey area) when scrolling on iphone with link opened from steam app.
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by savolai 1y ago
Yeah, as someone who has gained a lot of interaction skills by playing with the constructivist learning ennvironment called the enneagram, I can attest that it much resembles behaviour characteristic of certain enneatypes.
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by savolai 1y ago
And yet, even ”knowing about the working of the business” is different from actually understanding user needs at UI level, which involves a lot more variables. The single most valuable tool is user testing. However it really takes quite a f
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by savolai 1y ago
I like your clarity about personal responsibility, but it might also help to remember that human capacity for self-regulation isn’t uniform. We all grow through developmental stages and carry traits that shape how we handle influence, impul
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by savolai 1y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19978091
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by savolai 1y ago
”The 15.18.5 update is also having an adverse reaction to sideloaded books. If you deliver a book using Send by Email or copy it to your computer via USB, a critical issue may arise, where a pop-up appears with an ‘Invalid ASIN‘ number. The
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by savolai 1y ago
https://marshallbrain.com/manna1 Obligatory Manna link
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by savolai 1y ago
It’s wild they do not talk about accountability features for the ai at all. I.e how do I even know if it has hallucinated if it can do anything anywhere in the workspace?
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by savolai 1y ago
Yes let’s go further https://youtu.be/3XvzlHuqlXY?si=3l52BmWcjELs-Mt8
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by savolai 1y ago
As this was briefly flagged I’ll extrapolate as I was considering doing this myself as thought experiment. I wondered could this be the architecture i’m looking for since I want something that is offline first but works online. Hyperclay re
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by savolai 1y ago
In combination with https://docs.hyperclay.com/docs/docs-tldr-paste-in-llm/ it could be used to build a lightweight offline configuration editor, for instance.
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by savolai 1y ago
I have taken a glance, the integration between documents and db tables is what makes notion relevant for me in this space though and i don’t see how airtable competes.
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by savolai 1y ago
Yep. Notion databases are also the best implementation seamless of ux I’ve seen for relational databases for end users. It could probably be made even smoother but I cannot imagine obsidian being competitive, having used it. Just too much h
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by savolai 1y ago
Thanks for your respectful response. To me it seems that developer/tinkerer types strongly live in an echo chamber. Of course we are both speculating here, but to me it seems that's exacly where apple derives its market value. By
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by savolai 1y ago
Yes. Devs tend to want to scratch their own itch, instead of the itch of 90% of the population. I’m a developer (fullstack, conceptual modeling, db, architecture, c++/qt, php, python, cs degree) who is trained in UX too and using windo
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by savolai 1y ago
With all kindness: Compared to mac/ios, android and linux and windows ux is death by thousand papercuts. (I’m not saying apple is perfect either, and maybe we have landed in a digital experience world that is broken for nearly everyone
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Al could be hiding its thoughts: Tech giants warn of 'Chain of Thought'(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
1 points by savolai 1y ago|2 comments
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by savolai 1y ago
I’m asking for insight. Am I missing something? Economic Times seems to have drawn upside-down conclusions. The whole article comes off as alarmist at first glance. As far as I understand, the actual “thinking process” of LLMs—statistical l
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by savolai 1y ago
It would be helpful if this printed out the relevant sections from the ’man’ page of the command line options it suggests using, or told the user this option is undocumented in the man page. This way user could directly review if it is sugg
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by savolai 1y ago
That’s really clumsy ux wise (scrollbars, surrounding content on nocodb page probably). I’d need a deeper integration i.e ability to link to rows directly at a minimum using @ like in notion without looking up row url.
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by savolai 1y ago
I’m wondering if integrating this with nocodb mentioned above would work, as i also use databases in documents.
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by savolai 1y ago
Sure, if that suits you it makes sense. Just happened to take out one piece I felt was ai-related at the time. I suppose mlx would have worked better.
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by savolai 1y ago
llm, ai, cuda, agent, gpt. Wish it returned more unfiltered items tho.
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by savolai 1y ago
the idea that microplastics are “mostly inert” is starting to break down. they can bind with environmental toxins like PCBs, heavy metals, and flame retardants. they hitch a ride into the body and potentially leach out. the plastics themsel
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by savolai 1y ago
Thanks. The lack of direct documentation/instructions or link in the terminals to official rules strikes me as horrible ux. You basically just have to be in the know or know who to ask?

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