tomjuggler

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The new Aider-CE fork of Aider is now official(circusscientist.com)
14 points by tomjuggler 11mo ago|3 comments
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US Govt Shutdown stopped my Desktop Wallpaper from updating(circusscientist.com)
6 points by tomjuggler 11mo ago|1 comments
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
Can we expect a clone here, like Mine Test for Minecraft?
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
I'm adding chat to my site, and I'm writing it from scratch. Somebody stop me! The anime is great by the way, way better than cloudflare checkbox - where can I hire her to protect my chat users?
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
This is a great list of all the things the tutorials fail to mention, which you have to learn through hard lessons down the line.
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
My 11 year old son has an old android phone, to keep in touch with his friends and family. He does not have access to any form of social media. His friend list is limited to people he knows irl. Activity on all devices is monitored (Google
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
Cool, enjoy jail breaking Kindle. I live for liberating my devices, mostly old android phones and laptops that somehow have the latest updates despite being long forgotten my the companies who made them. I still remember the iPod my wife a
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
My dad was a computer programmer, so we were doing basic on apple2 from a young age. I did actually do one year of a cs degree but dropped out to focus on juggling. Yes. Later on I got back into programming because of electronic juggling eq
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
It sounds like the author never heard of a VPS? Yes it's someone else's computer but you own the contents, can switch providers any time. Personally no I would never host cloud connected stuff at home, but neither would I trust Dr
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
Best rant I have read in such a long time. Subscribed despite the fact that I am all-in on AI for coding (plus much more) and disagree completely with the author's point of view.
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
I believe this story, but being from a third world country it's not feasible to spend anywhere near that much. Also, as others have mentioned I am wary of "rug-pulls" when it comes to proprietary models and services. That is
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
Location: Durban, South Africa Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: PlatformIO, Flask, PostgreSQL, IOT, ESP32, Aider AI assisted development, MCP Résumé/CV: (old one) https://circusscientist.com/cv - more
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
I'm going to go ask the Zed AI now if it can port my massive 10 year old C++ project to Rust and see what happens. Gotta keep moving forward Otherwise maybe the platformio cli might be enough
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
Not Zed's fault but I'm still stuck with VSCode because Zed doesn't support PLatformIO (or rather PlatformIO doesn't support Zed). I'm guessing that this extension support problem will continue to be a barrier to up
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
Good article
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
The S3 is a really amazing upgrade to ESP32, dual core with FreeRTOS and Arduino side-by-side. I'm using the same chip for my upcoming product launch - having a good look at this firmware now to see if I can learn something..
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
Yeah I tried so hard to use LibreOffice. OnlyOffice is great
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
Still have a few of those knocking around. USB is just not the same
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
Yeah I gave up on Android apps after Google broke mine so many times. Just make a web app, works everywhere
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
Yeah have to agree with everything in this article, the state of audio on Linux! And Wayland also, "not there yet" for so many years. As a sighted person I can only imagine the frustration, I too find myself writing scripts to kee
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
That was super annoying when I was just picking up react.
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by tomjuggler 1y ago
Cursor may be $9B but Aider is priceless
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by tomjuggler 2y ago
I have been using AI coding tools since the first GitHub co-pilot. One thing has not changed: garbage in = garbage out. If you know what you are doing the tools can improve output a lot - but while you might get on for a little bit without
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by tomjuggler 2y ago
This is exactly the type of article that appeals most to me. Because it confirms my choice to drop out of college and learn on my own. I have the utmost respect, though, for those with degrees who actually manage to use the knowledge they g
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by tomjuggler 2y ago
I'm in favour of open source generally, but.. Android is cheaper. Google maps and calendar are the backbone of my business and work seamlessly. Maps is literally the only reason to have Google Play Services on my phone. Google workspac
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by tomjuggler 2y ago
I blog because once a post of mine made the front page of HN and you guys crashed my VPS with traffic for 2 days straight - including my work site hosted on the same server. I will cherish that moment of excitement and terror for the rest o
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by tomjuggler 2y ago
I recently got paid to do a version of a very esoteric side project that I blogged about for years. Had no expectations other than sharing something interesting, someone found my blog and contacted me and $$$
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by tomjuggler 2y ago
Deepseek Reasoner is a pretty good name for a pretty good model I think.. pity the performance is so terrible via the api
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by tomjuggler 2y ago
I already use Arch btw
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by tomjuggler 2y ago
How is SteamOS install different from just installing Steam on Linux?

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