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ultrasandwich
2mo ago
> To do this, my agent writes the test, then it deletes the code it covers, reruns the test, confirms it goes red, and finally puts the code back. Why? Are you aware of red/green/refactor?
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ultrasandwich
3mo ago
This is a really cool idea. Been thinking of a way to introduce my daughter to my old LPs without her wrecking the vinyl, and this might be a good compromise!
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3mo ago
I'm working on a tool to automatically sync your work-in-progress music from your DAW (digital audio workstation, like Ableton Live, etc), to your phone. Basically a workflow tool for musicians and producers! Also has some quick share&
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ultrasandwich
5mo ago
Last.fm is my favorite service I've ever used, period. Been using it since the early days, met real people through its comments section, and generally never had complaints about the quality of recommendations, etc.
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ultrasandwich
5mo ago
Using this "out-of-the-box" with an OpenRouter subscription using DeepSeekv4, I just blew through 15 dollars in 45 minutes on a moderate sized code base, just making a plan and executing a refactoring of an upload pipeline to use
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ultrasandwich
9mo ago
Aeropress coffee maker. Look up the James Hoffmann recipe on YouTube and you can never drink another coffee style again
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ultrasandwich
1y ago
Having just received a toniebox as a gift for my daughter's 1st birthday, this got me so excited. Had no idea this was possible. Gonna get some of the NFC tags next week.
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ultrasandwich
1y ago
A friend of mine created a graphic novel about this, called "Madame Choi and the Monsters", if you're interested in that kind of thing. https://www.abramsbooks.com/product/madame-choi-and-the-mons...
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1y ago
Is the last sentence satire? I can't really tell. Literally entire fields of study are dedicated to this, including one at Harvard. https://sts.hks.harvard.edu/about/whatissts.html
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2y ago
Not sure how much this adds to the conversation, but I have a 1990 VW Golf which is possibly the easiest piece of technology I've ever worked on. Has satisfying buttons that button. Has an actual windshield wiper handle. Diagnosing and
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3y ago
Since I'm neither in Austria nor Cologne, I'd go with https://sensor.community
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3y ago
> All-in-all quite a disappointing session IMHO the worse I attended at 37c3, nothing compared to the excellent https://events.ccc.de/congress/2023/hub/event/numerical_air_ ... that was running at the
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3y ago
I learned a lot about this kind of predictive modeling function of our brains from _The Experience Machine_ by Andy Clark. He was on Sean Carroll's podcast not too long ago and they had a great conversation on this topic.
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4y ago
Yeah this was absolutely amazing. Blake did a great job curating the contributors and the comments led to some great conversations sometimes.
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4y ago
Terra Creta was everywhere in Crete when I was visiting there. Maybe it doesn't ship to the mainland very much?
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4y ago
"Ring of Fire, an Indonesian Odyssey" is at the top of my list. An incredible journey spanning 10 years. Allegedly bankrolled by Ringo Starr who was captivated by the premise, and had faith in the brothers who set out to trace the
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5y ago
How does uncited trash like this make it the front page?
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6y ago
wanted to add my email but the console reports "mailchimp ajax submit error: error"
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7y ago
Such a great blog. Gives me some motivation to find a way to organize my own writing and photos in a genuinely useful way.
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7y ago
The actual changelog of this game is legend. - "Dwarves form grudges with animals" - "Flying creatures stop flying, fall to the ground, and explode" - "Knocked out teeth dont bleed" - "Rodent men don'
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7y ago
Great further reading on this sentiment from academic/philosopher Byung-Chul Han if you're interested. He makes a pretty entertaining case against positivity in his book "The Burnout Society." "...Because Otherness
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9y ago
Your impression is possibly why the bar gets nudged pretty high for mass transit providers in Germany.
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9y ago
As an American in Germany, I say good for them. My FlixBus rides have been downright amazing compared to Greyhound back home.
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Puck – Checks your Python project dependencies for updates
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9y ago
It's a little thing, but 14.4kb/s should really be stated as kbit/s. 14.4kbit/s is 1.8kB/s. Looking at this reminded me how fascinating the Wikipedia entry for "modem" is [1]. Apparently "The first 9,
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10y ago
Check out Laurie Spiegel too, who worked at Bell Labs in the '70s and '80s I think. She's absolutely brilliant. And fun fact, she composed music that also ended up on the Voyager spacecraft in 1977. https://www.you
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10y ago
Wow, how random that you are on here too, haha. Thanks for building a great product. It addressed pretty much every gripe I had with the bigger streaming services.
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10y ago
I've found some solace using Mubi, which has a pretty devoted film fan base that really puts thought into written reviews + star ratings. I almost always read a handful of these before following-through with a viewing. They also have a
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10y ago
Convenient option on Cyanogenmod. Been using it for about 2 years and it's surprisingly easy to get used-to.
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10y ago
Edenspiekermann | Front-end developer | Berlin, Germany | ONSITE | Full-time | VISA https://www.edenspiekermann.com We are designers, developers, researchers, writers, creators and facilitators from more than 18 nations. We are
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