timcobb

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by timcobb 11mo ago
Composer 1 from Cursor does a great job of distilling this stuff out...
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by timcobb 11mo ago
I think people this approach is overcompensating for over-apologizing (or, similarly, over thanking, both in excess are off-putting). I have a child who just says "sorry" and doesn't actually care about changing the underlyin
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by timcobb 11mo ago
Not sure, I could never get my mind around foobar2000. I've just been playing my single-file CUE/(FLAC|APE)s in VLC ;-(
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by timcobb 11mo ago
There are a few benefits in my opinion, mainly: - The CUE maps the audio in a "CD-native" way, like each track can have 1 or more indices, which enables things like pregaps. When you split FLACs into discrete tracks you need to fi
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by timcobb 11mo ago
Same, glad to know I'm not alone!
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by timcobb 11mo ago
How do you all handle FLAC/CUE releases? A problem I have is that I want to have processed/tagged tracks, but I also want to keep FLAC/CUEs. I end up have redundant and separate organized library and original data.
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US judge approves Trump administration's decision to drop Boeing criminal case(reuters.com)
7 points by timcobb 11mo ago|1 comments
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by timcobb 11mo ago
Brutal
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by timcobb 1y ago
> moving walkways, those standard infrastructural elements of such utilitarian spaces as airport terminals, subway stations, and big-box stores big-box stores? where??
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by timcobb 1y ago
> Composer though, it's quite good Wow, no kidding. It is quite good!
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by timcobb 1y ago
I would have thought it's because you use Cursor...
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by timcobb 1y ago
Does anyone code with GPT-5? I've never had it work in Cursor. I mean, like, at all.
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by timcobb 1y ago
Same... I've found that using a non-Claude model just ends up being more expensive and not worth it. "Auto" tokens are hardly free, and I've had plenty of experiences putting "Auto" to work on a "simple&qu
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by timcobb 1y ago
I wish it was easy to find out how much it costs relative to Claude :)
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OpenWetWare(openwetware.org)
1 points by timcobb 1y ago|0 comments
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by timcobb 1y ago
I think about React vs Backbone from time to time, too, but have drawn different conclusions. Backbone was one of my first "JS frameworks". I thought it was neat, but when React came out, I thought "oh, something actually use
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by timcobb 1y ago
And this is why I like LLMs, they hardly ever bark at you...
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by timcobb 1y ago
Not sure how this is off-topic, software and community go hand in hand. Despite the focus on community, there is still a healthy emphasis on the software part (and many compliments lol).
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by timcobb 1y ago
Dude if you have a whole thread of people you have all these problems with, maybe it's you? > I have no desire to force change on the man (it's his garden after all); ultimately, GitHub was the wrong destination for his work. I
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by timcobb 1y ago
> Sharing UI in complex apps, in my experience, always ends up being a "write once - debug everywhere" nightmare Amen!
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by timcobb 1y ago
Yikes
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by timcobb 1y ago
This looks like a case of the author doing their own research
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by timcobb 1y ago
That's humans for ya
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by timcobb 1y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45619537 ?
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by timcobb 1y ago
In my opinion because this is a discussion about this announcement, and it kinda feels like with not one but _two_ top-level posts, Simon is just kinda trying to hijack this conversation and turn it into a conversation about his posts. I&#x
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by timcobb 1y ago
then submit it, you don't need to post here about it
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by timcobb 1y ago
Compilation times?
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by timcobb 1y ago
> what prompted this post? well just tried to work with gpt5 and gemini pro That's the problem. GPT5, at least in Cursor, doesn't work for coding. It burns tokens and does actually nothing my in experience. Claude 3.5, 4 and 4.
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by timcobb 1y ago
One could argue that Osama bin Laden did succeed in destroying the US if not the entire Western order.
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by timcobb 1y ago
But this is true for anything that isn't statically linked?

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