tikimcfee

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by tikimcfee 10mo ago
Happy to help build said integration with ya, feel free to post an issue, fork, or send me a dm. The tool itself exposes the internal DB as well so others with interest can access logs, context, etc.
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by tikimcfee 10mo ago
The idea works well with or without direct integration. You can have a cli agent read arbitrary state of any tmux session and have it drive work through it. I use it for everything from dev work to system debugging. It turns out a portable
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by tikimcfee 10mo ago
Here's a portable binary you drop in a directory to allow agentic cli to cross communicate with other agents, store and read state, or act as the driver of arbitrary tmux sessions in parallel: https://github.com/tikimcf
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by tikimcfee 10mo ago
In a genuine and everyday real sense, no, your likely thousand dollar device is not usable. The App Store requires an account to download from. Internal services and apps often complain about not being available. You are mostly stuck with w
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by tikimcfee 10mo ago
This is all I can think of and it depresses me how exciting the video is about turning more materials into emissions. I get I have no power over these people building this, but I just wish they didn't make it. I don't want the wor
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by tikimcfee 1y ago
This might seem a bit silly, but this is probably the first easily accessible and open iOS backup format extraction tool I've seen in many years. Maybe I've missed the good ones, or the hidden ones. But I find it quite fun that I
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
Thanks for the input! - Yep, it's annoying to have the current window controls overlayed by the safe area. You can still move it around if you're careful enough, but yes, it's not great. - The mobile app expects you to downlo
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
This is exactly the use case I'm aiming for! I've done a lot of mentoring, a big part of getting familiar with a code base is building one's mental map for where things are in any kind of relationship to what things are doing
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
Your implementation sounds great, and I'm looking forward to seeing it. Yes, the SDK is extremely obtuse and really not that easy to play with. I kinda was stubborn and refused to pick up the new rendering tool after just having learne
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
Hey there! In reverse order, I'd say yes, you may want to try at least Xcode 15.4, and preferably 16.0. I've also had issues with older versions of Xcode on the M series, and have had to update begrudgingly across versions over th
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
Well then I have to say well done, haha. I had an old version in SceneKit / ARKit that worked in AR, but performance was limited based on my implementation and I could only get a few hundred files on screen on at once before you starte
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
Glad you think so! =) I'd love to chat with ya. Do you see my email? Feel free to email me! If not, reply here with whatever you'd prefer to chat with and I'll get back to you.
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
Ha! You're kinda right and I like it. I guess thinking of literal files floating in space isn't a unique human experience eh? Good to know I've got someone like me out there at least =)
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
> call flow graphs Stay tuned! This is a planned future I had temporarily removed while I worked on performance in the Metal engine, and is coming back very soon =) I'd love the opportunity to pick your brain about potential interme
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Show HN: Glyph3D – A 3D text visualizer for macOS and iOS / iPadOS(github.com)
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
I've thought about this a lot, and `overlog` looks awesome! I appreciate you validating the use case. I've seen a lot of apps that have something like this - either an open socket that runs that allows the app to consume data, or
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
Not yet, but I was planning on putting up at least a beta within the next few days or so. Most of the features about editing, searching, colorizing, syntax analysis, etc., are in some almost-finished stated or another, but I'd love to
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
Well first and foremost, by doing exactly what you're doing now and asking a bunch of people for help too, haha. It's not been easy, and I'm truly still terrible at it. However, honestly, most came from following this tutoria
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
I'm obsessed with visual space representations of word as well. My application has a test mode where I render an entire dictionary (like, Webster) and then "plays" a book word by word, highlighting the word, then it's de
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
I'm working on a 3D infinite canvas of text, focusing on code. Runs on iPhone, iPad, macOS so they can all act as separate viewports into a space. You can point the app at a repository, download a copy locally, instantly render the en
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
It actually runs any text you throw at it, it just happens to be written in Swift :)
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
If you've got an iPhone or iPad, I've got an AR prototype for glyph based rendering like this you might enjoy playing with: https://github.com/tikimcfee/LookAtThat Alpha release builds an AR app to pull code,
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
This might interest you too: https://github.com/tikimcfee/LookAtThat
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by tikimcfee 2y ago
Are you hiring? I'd love to port this into your framework. https://github.com/tikimcfee/LookAtThat
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by tikimcfee 3y ago
Bingo. Every C-suite egotistical narcissist is seeing that the one thing they do - talk- is even more worthless than it was to begin with. The number of conversations I’ve had in the last year that reek of “terrified upper management” is bo
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by tikimcfee 3y ago
Hey there! Sincerely cool stuff, I’m glad it’s fun for you. It’s actually quite approachable to play with, and some of the comments about, “wut?” may be best answered by a little more experimentation on the user’s side, haha. I think the co
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by tikimcfee 3y ago
I wonder what patterns we could create from the word glyphs that produce meaningful patterns. You said “edge of the galaxy” based on the position of the words. I wonder what else you’d come up with different embeddings and organizations.
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by tikimcfee 3y ago
This is so damn cool! You just showed me something that may change the course of my ideation, current project, and who I may talk to. Thank you so much for sharing. Words in space. It’s finally freaking happening!!!
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by tikimcfee 3y ago
Thank you.. sincerely, thank you. You just unlocked something in my brain about how this works in a certain way and I.. am incredibly excited to explore this more. If I’m intuitively understanding that, I really really really feel like I ca
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by tikimcfee 3y ago
I’m very much with you. Since most languages I know of are written with combinations of ordered glyphs, they all get rendered the same (although I don’t handle about 20k current Unicode characters of the full 400k+, and none of the grouping

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