tommyderami

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by tommyderami 1y ago
Under the hood, is this simply checkpointing the files in the claude target folder or are you also checkpointing the claude context? One of my biggest pain points is after a few compactions/edits to claude.md and all of a sudden Claud
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by tommyderami 3y ago
I read this as a 'coding tarte' and was expecting some sort of hodge-podge of rust transpiled into WASM being invoked by a node process that interfaces with a slice of python in the middle.
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by tommyderami 4y ago
The Army has plenty of problems you see in other large organizations related to bureaucracy, strategic initiatives, retention etc, but one thing I think they do very well is their documentation. It is generally organized into four(ish) cat
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by tommyderami 4y ago
They are mentioned in the article, but I just picked up a pair of NREAL air glasses to use with my steam deck and I am blown away so far--the price point is about 1/3 of the T1s but most of the specs are very similar. The support for
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by tommyderami 4y ago
I think points 1-3 are valid and certainly contribute to the decision, but many manufacturers believe that the future of the interface is a mixture of voice control (environmental, cabin lighting, navigation etc) and manipulation of steerin
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by tommyderami 5y ago
Could you expand on the last sentence a bit more regarding effective altruism? Are the uncomfortable questions related to the utilitarian nature of how the movement racks and stacks the causes they choose to support or not?
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by tommyderami 6y ago
I feel their pain to a degree, but this also reminds me a bit of someone who says 'When I was young, I loved building tree houses in my backyard with a couple of boards and some nails, now as a structural engineer, I have to do all sor
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by tommyderami 6y ago
I believe you can generally just capture a scene with a lot of dynamic range (say a person standing in front of a flat wall with the light falloff ranging from dark to overexposed) and then zoom in on a frame and you'll see more or les
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by tommyderami 6y ago
I appreciated the copy of the landing page--my literal first question after 'what is this?' was why would I use this when slack video and live share has been fine...it's still a tough value proposition but I'll certainly
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by tommyderami 6y ago
They have a sandbox you can run the code yourself--I don't think we're at dystopian surveillance level just yet https://imgur.com/a/IfdLWau
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by tommyderami 7y ago
I actually felt the same way about Salesforce until about a year ago when my company bought it. It certainly has a duplo blocks side that let's non technical users do complex things (aka Excel) but their backed is extensible through a
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by tommyderami 7y ago
Echoing what a few other people have said, but a few things I've noticed Netlify does really well: - Their builds on popular front end frameworks that use say webpack are really good out of the box, but can be tweaked and configured a
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by tommyderami 8y ago
One thing I thing that is worth considering regarding whether or not to accept DoD funding is what kind of research/end goal it supports. Many research projects seek to improve the precision of lethal actions or the quality of intelli
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by tommyderami 8y ago
I'd agree, although I don't think the author is being deliberately misleading, it's probably more an issue of public perception due to Hollywood and anecdotal conversations. DoD members swear to "support and defend the
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by tommyderami 8y ago
While I don't come to the same conclusion, I think this is a great example of presenting a well reasoned argument for a position that is not widely held. I would love to see more debate over topics like this they doesn't resort t