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by trueno 2mo ago
i've been using safari technology preview with the mcp server enabled inside a macos VM. VM used to isolate away from my sensitive data
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by trueno 2mo ago
last week i finally bit the bullet and did the vm thing and my harness exclusively lives in there now, no more env files for local dev keychain access only which is requiring a lot of input from me but oh well. i'm 100% web browser cha
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by trueno 2mo ago
gotta get claude to write the garbage nextjs vercel app that plays the recorded video online ofc you're smart and you tell him to build a login screen but your no auth vercel edge function accepts requests from anyone. oh and you let o
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by trueno 2mo ago
broadly speaking AI has shown itself to be unreliable in a lot of domains so even if its strongest feature is in fact language, it still carries a readers predisposed experiences with the tech. That is just one problem. You also have to co
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by trueno 2mo ago
569 first time contributors yea i shall continue to not use openclaw
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by trueno 2mo ago
i threw the oscar server up on a container at work last year and sent my friends the clients. absolute trip hearing that open door sound again lmao. good times. we all just warned each other for the rest of the day. somehow that experience
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by trueno 2mo ago
bluesky redirect woulda been funnier
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by trueno 2mo ago
and i think this is somewhere in the ballpark of a p good approach, treat it as a dataset that has some predefined queries to get what's needed if you're OCD about seeing it in the code sql is an interface query way to talk to dat
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by trueno 2mo ago
am i the only one who's not afraid of sql taking up lines? sql thats formatted well is beautiful to read my brain enjoys it. it's way easier to read sql in terms of "what resultset is this trying to build" then it is to
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by trueno 2mo ago
oh. is this why icloud spam texts are running wild now
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by trueno 2mo ago
i use this stack quite a bit too. i made the claude do some load bearing 360 backflips, gate and seam a whole buncha smoking guns, and bolt go-starlark on top of this so i can just declare little web apps like its streamlit but it doesn&#x2
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by trueno 2mo ago
all of our engineering teams use macs except one dude who carries his early 2000s windows4life gamer energy with him wherever he goes. as it turns out if you aren't specifically like doing cuda or dx stuff having unix and being able to
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by trueno 2mo ago
My mom's from a third world country and food is literally her way of showing love and yea i dunno i find robotics interesting but i find myself pretty unamused at a lot of automation attempts in the world that just carry this thick und
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by trueno 2mo ago
i mean maybe? i wouldn't put it past them personally. producers allocate kind of a lot of budget to the marketing channels and late night talk shows for the cast to try and generate buzz, i think i'd be zero percent surprised disn
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by trueno 2mo ago
i think a lot of people don't realize how far not just nation-states are willing to go, but bajillionaire entities are willing to go to control any given narrative now that AI is so accessible. ig comments, tiktok comments, reddit comm
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by trueno 2mo ago
you're smokin crack, i don't know a single person who uses twitter anymore. literally not one. 5+ years ago? _everyone_ was on twitter.
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by trueno 2mo ago
im bored and want to buy some peppermint sups. someone drop a brand and sell me on it in the marketplace of ideas
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by trueno 2mo ago
thank god -.-
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by trueno 2mo ago
this is how i felt about opus 4.6 i still use it it's just faster and does enough to be super helpful. i've used these later anthropic ones a few times but the word salad and slowness feels like it just opens the door to building
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by trueno 2mo ago
he's holding back the smoking gun from us
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by trueno 2mo ago
ceding sovereignty and to many degrees cultures to another nation to kinda like be a vassal state is quite literally not thinking about your nation first lmao. even less so when the other nation funds your political ascension, like.. that&#
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by trueno 2mo ago
this ones gonna fuck me up. i actually think this one is going to destroy some goodwill, it specifically is worth maintaining...forever. and they have the resources to do it.
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by trueno 2mo ago
my problem with claude currently is the language its using is dense and feels like its not even meant for humans. this guy is calling everything a spine, a seam, a gate, load bearing, any ui element is "chrome", it's actually
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by trueno 2mo ago
lol calling things partisan when it shines a light on what is effectively a mob seizing control of a nation and its resources is very funny. the ted cruz playbook
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by trueno 2mo ago
indeed. i'm sure he's surrounded by some lumber moguls stateside that are going to get very rich from this. very russia coded. i don't doubt deregulation on clearcutting as well as removing land ownership and no logging in na
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by trueno 2mo ago
qt is exhausting. flutter is actually awesome these days but the last thing i want to do is commit to dart
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by trueno 2mo ago
there's a million gui frameworks under the sun and i still haven't found one that feels like what everyone has been asking for: good dx, cross platform, fast, not ugly. pick i dunno 2 or 3. tui's get to check 2 or 3 of these
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by trueno 2mo ago
yea i straight up am not downloading apps anymore if i can help it. virtually zero companies put apps out to provide a better experience, they just do it to get telemetry data. which is why all these banking apps are just their website in s
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by trueno 2mo ago
my org has snowflake as its data warehouse analytics space. for whatever reason analysts were given free reign to built streamlit in snowflake tools and the emoji hellscape is truly unbelievable
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by trueno 2mo ago
yo this is actually some really fire reading. i had to read it twice then go back and read the original that he's responding to here. i feel full of wonder right now seeing people who are this deep into compsci debating merits in the m

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