skeledrew

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by skeledrew 8d ago
I tried using Kivy some years ago and also found it pretty painful. Flet I've been using for a while now and find it a joy by comparison, and it's actively developed, with a release every couple months or so. With the stability of
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by skeledrew 8d ago
The things it focuses on makes it wildly popular, and will continue to make it so. So popular that quite a few have been using it as a wrapper for packages with a Rust core, for example. I personally think they should stick to all Rust beca
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by skeledrew 8d ago
Big disagree. I've been following this project since it's early days, and have made a few projects based on it. I haven't been bitten by any "inefficiencies" in such a way that'd make me give up the language. A
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by skeledrew 8d ago
It should be supported, but if somehow it isn't, support can be added by creating an extension. https://flet.dev/docs/extend/user-extensions/
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by skeledrew 8d ago
Loving it. Been using in projects for a while now.
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by skeledrew 8d ago
It doesn't really matter what powers the president is "given". As seen with this current US president, there're always ways to grab more power, directly or indirectly, no matter what checks are in place. And there are ce
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by skeledrew 8d ago
It does, but I feel like something is retained somewhere. There's already auto-memory, and the web chat has a persistent memory feature. It wouldn't surprise me if there's some hidden state that leads to per project or even p
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by skeledrew 9d ago
Can't wait for y'all to start being regularly banned/blocked/muted. Just as how today people spewing verbal diarrhea in a place of business can be reported and/or dragged out.
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by skeledrew 9d ago
I've gotten better results both after "shouting at" and praising Claude, though the former causes more token burn because it starts questioning asking permission for everything after, which gets really annoying. Even a sessio
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by skeledrew 9d ago
So... what's gonna be done about it? The recent precedent has been to invade the country, grab the president and try them.
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by skeledrew 9d ago
What democracy?
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by skeledrew 9d ago
Looks like a great way forward in general. But content/service has to be unique and of enough quality that agent users will allow their agents to pay.
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by skeledrew 9d ago
This ticked me off. People need to lay tf off the AI use bashing. If someone doesn't want to support a business or whatever because of X, then quietly take yourself and your negativity elsewhere. Don't make yourself a nuisance bec
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by skeledrew 10d ago
Hopefully the process is straight forward so others can easily pick it up.
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by skeledrew 10d ago
Sounds like a clear "find another store" message to me.
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by skeledrew 10d ago
I doubt Japan can join (on their own). They're essentially a US colony in all but name, so they'll need to be allowed by the fatherland.
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by skeledrew 11d ago
I don't get the feeling that the outrage has decreased. Actually I'd say it's increasing as more fields are "threatened" by the incursion.
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by skeledrew 11d ago
No, AI agents aren't doing anything. The people using them are. And need to define "ruin", as I'm pretty sure people running ads and other forms of enshittification have been doing their thing for years, and internet is
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by skeledrew 11d ago
So interesting. Before, it was great rejoicing, smugness and whatever other related expressions when headlines were saying "Apple is sitting out AI". Now, there's evidence that it isn't the case, and there's... most
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by skeledrew 12d ago
Quite intuitive. Let's heart those " just a next token predictor" cries now.
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by skeledrew 13d ago
I'm using Flet for a major project, which includes iroh, and it's been hellish going because the only way was to use the Kotlin build for mobile support, where I've had to be patching things all over to get something reasonab
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by skeledrew 13d ago
But does it work everywhere Python works? My main issue with this Rust move has always been compatibility. Python can be embedded and ran in a heck of a lot of places. What's the story when libraries that I may want to depend on are ac
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by skeledrew 13d ago
Why would it? Outline a scenario.
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by skeledrew 13d ago
Finally, a voice of reason.
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by skeledrew 13d ago
Until I see someone provide a sufficiently detailed scenario connected to current frontier capabilities that leads to the claimed "end of things", I also say this is just another "boy crying wolf" event. Why should I lis
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by skeledrew 13d ago
I could also say "I'm just a teacher". No significant difference made by "just" in this context, beyond giving flavour.
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by skeledrew 13d ago
I am very thankful to Evernote. In May/June 2016 they restricted their free tier to 1 device, which pushed me to migrate and in the process discover Emacs+org-mode, which I've been using since then along with syncthing. It was a g
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by skeledrew 14d ago
We use incomplete descriptions all the time. Like I could say "I'm an early riser". Is that reductive?
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by skeledrew 14d ago
Why would China - or worse, Russia - sign any treaty with the US that'd make them worse off if they actually follow through?
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by skeledrew 14d ago
> nuclear non-proliferation has been pretty successful; I'm assuming your bar of success takes in account that 8-9 nation states have nukes. So it follows that 8-9 nation states should have ASI.

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