tlarkworthy

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   by tlarkworthy 1y ago

   Used mine today for a workout. Super low friction compared to going to a gym.
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   by tlarkworthy 1y ago

   note three.js [1] has nothing to do with React out of the box though, this page highlights an atypical way of using three.js through a popular React binding. [1] https://threejs.org/
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   by tlarkworthy 1y ago

   Yes that's a browser and it implements a standard supported by multiple vendors for multiple operating systems.
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   by tlarkworthy 1y ago

   no you don't need to run a webserver, it works from a file domain directly. But true its not a CLI. Been thinking about whether that is possible though.
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   by tlarkworthy 1y ago

   you do not need the internet to open a ".html" file. With some "importmap" gymnastics you can embed images and libraries inside that file, all without the internet, offline-first https://bsky.app/profile&
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   by tlarkworthy 2y ago

   It was spurs that made me think it was UK centric, lions as well is valid for England too
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   by tlarkworthy 2y ago

   Llms do not have it memorized. Try asking it to calculate the signed angle between two signed planes. I gave up and told it to copy the unity implementation.
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   Fermyon WASM Functions on Akamai(fermyon.com)

   3 points by tlarkworthy 2y ago|0 comments
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   by tlarkworthy 2y ago

   I had this idea too, imaging creating 3d assets using a virtual lathe
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    No I think you need service workers for notifications. You could do journalling but it's emits a file when saving by default. Index dB works so maybe that's a possability
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    still a WIP but I will write it up properly soon.
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    I have made a notebook environment inside a single html file. You have to map dependencies in an importmap to blob URLs and it works. I have a single file website online. And you can click download to play with it locally https:/&#x2F
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    I think if you also try to constrain yourself to only building orthogonal components it leads to a needs-based Lego set. I think it is difficult to see the underlying symmetry in a problem space if you design top-down.
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    oh and now the developer reopened it because it is not actually fully complete, lol. Yep, Iceburg on Clickhouse is WIP. I am actively watching this because it is relevant for my company.
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    Oh they just fixed this 9d ago and I guess this comment provoked them to close the issue!
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    I would say it doesn't but it is actively working on it https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/issues/52054
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    I see some BlueSky users mirroring their content from Mastodon
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    Also trialed Devin, it's quite impressive when it understands the code formatting and local test setup, producing well formatted and test case passing code, but it seems to always add extraneous changes beyond the task that can break o
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    Thanks you, I have it at last! Been watching from the sidelines for 10 years!
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    Can someone give me an invite. I am in Europe and I don't know anyone who has an account to vouch for me
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    I was excited when I read the title but after reading I am at a loss to understand how Netflix is solving the problem. Centralised cost dashboards??!? How do they solve it on AWS? Tags, Accounts, something else? Why can't they use cost
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    you are looking at the wrong app https://observablehq.com/@tomlarkworthy/ink
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    Pigment Mixing into Digital Painting(scrtwpns.com)

    379 points by tlarkworthy 2y ago|56 comments
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    oh wow, they have the fluid demo too!!! Thats so much better! https://scrtwpns.com/mixbox/fluids/
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    very easy, its a free parameter in the simulation see the "Ink dissipation" slider, you can set it to > 1 for some weird effects.
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    I tried it as a background on Android but it killed my battery within hours so I stopped. Shame, its so cool.
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    I have a fork of this that inverts the light model from additive to subtractive and suddenly its like ink in water https://observablehq.com/@tomlarkworthy/ink
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    Most favorited Hacker News Posts, 2020-09-01 to 2024-12-21(observablehq.com)

    3 points by tlarkworthy 2y ago|0 comments
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    read the article, close the feedback loop with something verifiable (e.g. tests)
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    by tlarkworthy 2y ago

    And then you discovered gimble lock, and to fix that you just need one extra float...