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by striking 1y ago
L is for lightness (0-100%), C is for chroma (0-0.5), H is for hue (0-360deg). Lightness dictates how white or black a color is, chroma dictates how saturated it is, and hue is which angle on the color wheel it occupies. Varying these one a
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by striking 1y ago
Is GPU memory size really changing that quickly? For that matter, is model size?
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by striking 2y ago
I really loved the Quartz chat app. I loved how carefully curated it was, how it didn't waste my time, how it gave me an outlay of just the things I care about. It felt a little like a friend was texting me about the news rather than j
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Fuck Run Club, Join Sit Club(rawandferal.substack.com)
76 points by striking 2y ago|56 comments
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by striking 2y ago
You may want to review the article linked from within the story. The original motivation here is not just to defeat the typechecker. It begins: > Let's say you want to have a wrapper around a boxed any that you can debug.
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by striking 2y ago
As a Depot customer, I'd say if you can afford to pay for GitHub's runners, you should pay for Depot's instead. They boot faster, run faster, are a fraction of the price. And they are lovely people who provide amazing support
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by striking 2y ago
You add some additional instructions to the Cursor rules here: https://github.com/getzep/graphiti/tree/main/mcp_server#inte... I think the difference is that Cursor doesn't update its rules automati
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by striking 2y ago
The actual MCP server is linked in the blog, I'll save you some scrolling by pasting it here: https://github.com/getzep/graphiti/tree/main/mcp_server
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by striking 2y ago
You should take a look at how Claude Code does its permissioning. It's totally fine to connect it right up to your GitHub MCP server because it'll ask each time it wants to take an action (and you can choose "don't ask a
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by striking 2y ago
Just be warned. You might find you can't get her out of your head.
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by striking 2y ago
Yeah, but at least buses and trains are accountable to the voter in one way or another... and I can still wear headphones.
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by striking 2y ago
I actually don't think I'll be going back to a staggered keyboard. Ortholinear layouts make setting up layers a lot easier, which gives you the ability to set up momentary arrow key or cursor movement blocks. ZMK supports N-key ro
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Technology isn't fun anymore [video](youtube.com)
3 points by striking 2y ago|0 comments
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by striking 2y ago
Tools that are too efficient in improving efficiency make it very easy to bring about inhumane environments. I have found this to be a pretty generally applicable line of reasoning.
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by striking 2y ago
I don't know the guy, what's wrong with what he wrote?
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by striking 2y ago
> According to the National Registry of Exonerations, in a study of 268 cases, 34% of minors reported giving a false confession. In a study of nine cases concerning minors under the age of 14, seven reported giving a false confession. In
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by striking 2y ago
> A typical example used is when law enforcement tells a child during an interrogation that their friend has already confessed or that they have DNA evidence tying the child to the crime.
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by striking 2y ago
> What are we at now, Rails 8? Is it just a reason to keep people employed?
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by striking 2y ago
My goodness, you're not kidding. https://www.kxan.com/news/texas/the-texas-law-that-dictates-... I dug a little further and apparently there's an "obscenity" law that prevents you from selling
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by striking 2y ago
Do you think there could be some sort of balance? Something between the tactical approach of redoing a single road at a time and ... flattening all of Paris? The way I see it, it can be hard for a centrally planned approach to meet all of t
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by striking 2y ago
Both things can be true: * an AI model is not a backup of the contents of all of the books in the sense that it would preserve their contents or similar such it might e.g. be useful for future generations * Meta has (allegedly) been unfairl
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by striking 2y ago
There's evidence of them seeding back as little as possible. I'm not sure how that's "creating a backup".
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by striking 2y ago
I find essays written in this style to be overwrought in a way that makes them impossible to challenge (setting aside AI summarization). Is this not, in and of itself, a form of fake thinking? For example, some section of this essay introdu
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by striking 2y ago
It's a reaction to how so many new websites are just Wix or Squarespace templates despite all of the new capabilities our browsers have gained; they appreciate how much more accessible web development has become while bemoaning the cos
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by striking 2y ago
There's a video that's quite convincing: https://youtu.be/K0Xio5yo_x8 It inverts the second image and passes the first and third images under it, and when there is a complete overlap the combined images make a nea
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by striking 2y ago
I'm not much of a video watcher, my bad
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by striking 2y ago
Source articles from the description of the video: "Here’s why firefighters can’t use ocean water to put out the deadly LA wildfires" https://thetab.com/2025/01/09/heres-why-firefighters-cant-us...
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by striking 2y ago
A lot of private funding at these consultancies actually comes from pet features. Some company says "hmm, we sure do rely on XYZ feature a lot, would be nice if it were faster", they throw some money at a consultancy like Igalia,
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by striking 2y ago
I love writing prototypes as a single file as much as the next guy, but there's almost 5k lines of code in this one file: https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/blob/master/src/htmx.... They&#x
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by striking 2y ago
I mean, it might be able to, as could a junior software engineer. That's besides the point. It's rare that just reading the code will actually capture the spirit of what it means, that you could skip the step of asking the folks w

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