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Nice development for the library, I've been using it in https://teskooano.space for ThreeJS camera transition - I'll have to check out this new stuff too
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This is also what I am doing in my day job - our team own a full-stack solution for a Headless CMS and delivery platform - with that we've had to build our bits of the tech stack that over time now allow us to offer it to more team - b
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Whoops! I built a UI framework
(teskooano.space)
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One of those things - you start writing an app, and end up with a framework. I'm not planning on releasing it, but thought it might be worth sharing
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1y ago
https://newsthump.com/2025/04/21/pope-loses-will-to-live-aft...
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Show HN: Teskooano – Multi-camera 3D N-Body Simulator
(tanepiper.github.io)
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Very useful - I'm working on a 3D space engine ( https://youtu.be/dJ7tK-M3he0?si=7U-5u1-raR6WFRQ1 ) and started with CPU textures before moving to GPU - some of the patterns for procedural generation aren't quite ri
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This is also my opinion of Backstage. It's positioned as this easy-to-use open source tool for IDPs - but in reality, it's a product that needs a team to maintain it constantly.
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4chan: Because even Something Awful had some kind of flawed moral compass
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More like last year they laid off a whole bunch of people. We've been waiting for several open tickets on GitHub to be picked up, some were but seem to be abandoned and others just ignored.
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I've already used it as an example when talking to some people about our technology choices. Sometimes - to be able to live in the societies we do, we have to accept that there's very little choice. But if you live in full awarene
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You've clearly never worked in large corporations - I'm almost 4 years in and I've learned: - Any advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic for a lot of "business users" - Decisions get made the spee
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Training dogs prepared me for wrangling LLMs
(thinkingaboutbehavior.substack.com)
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LLM's "Think" Differently
(thinkingaboutbehavior.substack.com)
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I'm still struggling at the moment to see where they fit in to the distributed nature of working with LLMs and other data sources. For example, depending on the model I use in LMStudio - some can use tools, but it doesn't yet seem
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Laughs in European Consumer Protection How's that "break regulation to innovate" working out for US?
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A few years back I wrote a WebSerial/WebUSB app for fun - https://web-serial-app.netlify.app/ It still throws a 'Blue screen of Death' for Firefox
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Videos had Japanese men, but the event was in China - Video generator must have just went with "generic asian warrior"
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"It'll be fine" and other lies we tell ourselves
(thinkingaboutbehavior.substack.com)
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The core idea was to work with a commercial TV broadcaster in to embed the codes in certain ads, or have it as part of a TV show - so the "listener" would need an active app to handle it. If it had all gone off well, the eventual
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Not only dangerous but also unhinged - the way the "crowd" laughs like he's hosting a roast.
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12 years ago, I worked on this prototype - https://github.com/tanepiper/adOn-soundlib The original plan was to develop essential "audio QR codes" that would allow short codes to be transmitted that could be p
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One thing I've found is that while I work with a LLM and it can do things way faster than me, the other side of it is I'm quickly loosing understand of the deeper code. If someone asks me a question about something I've worke
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I can also relate - I'm a tech lead, and it just also happens to be I find programming to be an enjoyable puzzle. When my wife sticks on some TV, I'll usually scratch an itch with some problem I've spotted, or some improveme
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Yep, I wrote a script that starts at a root `node_modules` folder and iterates through to remove anything not required (dotfiles, Dockerfile, .md files, etc) - in one of our smaller apps this removes about 25Mb of fluff, some packages are u
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Honestly, if you are still using FizzBuzz in 2025 as a hiring question, you don't deserve the best developers. If you're still demanding a university-level education for a full stack developer you're going to be missing out o
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When I was playing with WebSerial, I ended up using XP.css because it reminded me of configuring with old serial modems - I think the aesthetic works quite well. https://web-serial-app.netlify.app/ (Source: https:/&#x
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Is this a trailer for Black Mirror's new season?
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Meanwhile, some of us can have entire internal conversations and hear symphonies on demand (but then I personally have aphantasia so absolutely no ability to visualise with the mind)
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Not even subtle with that Matrix-like intro
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