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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
I never understand why people don't talk about banning the general usage of sugar, probably has far worse effects on societal systems than smoking does. (attention, fatness, hormonal imbalances)
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
Was already struggling to do any work today and now my builds aren't working. https://xkcd.com/303/
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
They kind of are not though, you can't call them out of order and other things which is checked at runtime by the React "engine" and will stop script execution. If they were regular functions you could call them anytime.
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
Same here, multiple monitors, overlapping windows has never worked for me. I don't need big monitors for the same reason. I also make sure to keep the number of things I have open to a minimum. Then simply tabbing or using a tiling man
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
Pretty sure I read Economnics in one lesson because of HN, he makes great arguments about how automation never ruins economies as much as people think. "Chapter 7: The Curse of Machinery"
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
Regardless of model, I've found LLM's very good at things like Tailwind. I didn't even want to use Tailwind in my projects, but LLM's would just do it so well I now use it everywhere.
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
100% 1) Build a directory of X (a gazillion) amount of tools (just functions) that models can invoke with standard pipeline behavior (parallel, recursion, conditions etc) 2) Solve the "too many tools to select from" problem (a sea
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
I understood it as that the economic relationship they have is going to make Microsoft broke somehow, be it dollars and/or just the focus of the company.
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YouTube to be included in social media ban for under 16 after exemption reversed(abc.net.au)
10 points by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago|3 comments
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
How much did you spend?
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Designing for the Human: Three Stories That Got It Right(typewritingux.substack.com)
1 points by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: LLM-benchmark – Make LLMs fight for fastest ops/SEC on your code(github.com)
1 points by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago|0 comments
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
Would love more feedback on this, I will definitely downgrade from Max 20x if it is the case. Cost me $350 a month in Australia...
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
Yeah, when I'm building side projects that sometimes have more traction than anticipated I build them taking many shortcuts. I've found LLM's add lots of standard protections to api endponts, or database constraints etc than
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
I built it because sometimes I have a function in a codebase that needs to be a lot faster. So here you just pass that function, choose some models, it then asks each LLM to perf optimize that function. Then you will have fn1.original.js, f
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Show HN: Llm-benchmark – Benchmarks LLM-optimized code across multiple providers(github.com)
8 points by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago|1 comments
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Hacker News MCP Server(github.com)
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
Baha
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
That doesn't sound like a problem they need to solve. On your client you need to implement some form of echo cancellation.
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
A lot of people use our gist hosting option. You create a gist called resume.json and it automatically get's render by the registry e.g. https://registry.jsonresume.org/thomasdavis Convenient because it is versioned, e
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
chatgpt can easily do that? What was the last time you tried?
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
There are some passionate naysayers in here. I love "Translate this page" in Chrome, better than nothing.
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
Legend, thank you!
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
Aha fo sure. I'm thinking of writing an MCP server that does this, just takes my night of vibe coding and recent commits/branch etc Then just cobbles it into an AI post and adds it my blog under some category.
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
"Written by a human [0]" I've been playing around with this on my own blog. I'd like the blogging community to have a consensus on a nice badge we can put at the top of our blog posts, representing who/what wrote th
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
I love scrabble, it may be going through a growth spurt at the moment, kind of like chess after all the netflix movies. Everyone should follow Will Anderson, he runs an extremely high quality Youtube channel -> https://www.you
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
Does mid six figure mean ~$500k? That sounds insane for a crud app with one million users. What am I missing?
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
I'd guess the prompts and employees. I've found Windsurf more reliable/efficient than any other editors by leagues. How ever they have named the tools, crafted their prompts and generally how their internals reason is just on
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
Oh great thinking. I will have a play around, I might be able to import your package into the registry, and then anyone can serve it via http://registry.jsonresume.org/thomasdavis.mcp or something like that
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by thomasfromcdnjs 1y ago
This is cool, going to steal some ideas. I started working on this mcp server that updates your resume based off what you have been doing in your editor/git-commits -> https://www.npmjs.com/package/@jsonresume&#

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