utopiah

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by utopiah 10mo ago
Even << "co-design" like "stuff that was designed to work together" >> sound strange to me. Typically when I read about co-design is stuff that was designed together, by more than 1 party.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Does it though? I'm using my QC on my phone without any app, just BT. Sure I can't adjust all settings but enough to be usable. Also FWIW first step for QC35 support on https://gadgetbridge.org/gadgets/headpho
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> opencycling Is that a word? Seems interesting but never read it before.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> You guys are getting downvoted but you're 100% right. Classic HN. /s
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Ah, funnily enough I'm a prototypist software by trade... but I have NO idea about that, none. Honestly you can find emulator, simulators, etc but typically those devices precisely only make sense because the emulated equivalents do no
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by utopiah 10mo ago
How are they more keystrokes between one screen and N screens? Don't you have to switch windows regardless of their visibility? I mean if you copy then paste elsewhere you still the same number of key strokes, don't you? Maybe I&#
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> If you keep hearing anecdotes at what point is it statistically important ? Fair question but one has to keep in mind about ALL the other situations we do NOT hear about, namely all the failed attempts that did take time from professio
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Before you dive too deep, check what's already available and let your tinker TODAY without having to solder anything. You can still do so, even design PCB and get them mailed to you (like I did, it's fun) but honestly spend a bit
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Hot take : they didn't, pure players (OpenAI & Anthropics) just didn't go as fast as they claimed they would.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
I'll bite (even though I think the proposed setup is dumb tbh) : why do you need 2 monitors? Can't you just alt-tab from one window to another? FWIW I do code on the go and I 100% prefer to code at home with my neat setup... but a
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by utopiah 10mo ago
That's the whole point of Tailscale or just any VPN really : it doesn't matter what your ISP says, as long as you can establish a connection to the outside, the outside can connect back. Tailscale just makes that easier if you are
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> reverse engineering existing clients and servers by inspecting their requests and responses. What a strange process... why not read the source code of an open source working library (easy to test, run a client made by someone else on i
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by utopiah 10mo ago
That's how I learned computer security, learned how IIS would allow specific commands, which paths Windows would not show, etc. Very interesting. That's also, maybe more importantly, how I learned about information propagation and
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Also on the topic of gaps... liminal space IS precious. It doesn't require coding per se though. You can problem solve, jolt down a solution THEN only implement it as code later on. What matters IMHO is that the potential solution is n
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Been using Termux and iSH on my phones for years. You can ssh to your server or just directly code for the phone itself. I also used Web based coding environment like Glitch (R.I.P.) for years. You can do that with your virtual keyboard, vo
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Ah that makes more sense, I couldn't make the connection! So on "So I fully agree that clarity about "how close" matters when that’s the claim. I’m just suggesting that in some projects, closeness to the original isn’t a
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Ah that makes more sense, I couldn't make the connection! So on "So I fully agree that clarity about "how close" matters when that’s the claim. I’m just suggesting that in some projects, closeness to the original isn’t a
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Another way to put, that I thought of few weeks ago : - embrace liminal spaces We tend to see such spaces as waste. We tend to skip them. We use any trick possible, from rushing to having a mobile phone with a podcast. We find ways to avoid
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by utopiah 10mo ago
It literally changed my life. A decade ago I was working a boring job paying the bills in a small company. I honestly felt that despite being financially safe I was wasting my life. I didn't believe in the company mission and I wasn&#x
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Well I'm glad you find new ways to progress on whatever you find interesting. This honestly though does not help me to estimate if what you claim to be is what it is. I'm not necessarily the audience for either project but my poin
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Neat, it's like an exciting way to dive into https://browser.engineering without having anything to install. I'm wondering if examples with Browser/Server could benefit from a small visual, e.g. a desktop/lap
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> i question the llm creativity involved with these types examples. Indeed but to be fair I'm not sure anybody claimed much "creativity" only that it worked... but that itself is still problematic. What does it mean to cla
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Indeed, same questions few days ago when somebody shared a "generated" NES emulator. We have to make this answered when sharing otherwise we can't compare.
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by utopiah 10mo ago
I'm not in the domain, even though I did dabble with DAW and tinker with a PGB-1 and its open source firmware, but how far would you say CMajor helped? I feel like solely picking the right tool, being framework, paradigm, etc can make
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Ah finally some positive use of GenAI! Wait no, still not... /s
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by utopiah 10mo ago
Poor title IMHO that leads to strange conversations here, should be "KDE contributor onboarding is good now"
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> serious app will need C++ What does this even mean? This is not 1980 or whatever, even a device the price of a coffee (RPi Zero ~$10) can handle a LOT, like an entire OS. I'm not saying resources don't matter but for most peo
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> not touching anything remotely related to Microsoft, even if it's a properly licensed open source, is way better and even some GNU projects have no issue with it. For sure those are important but what actually drivers a project ar
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by utopiah 10mo ago
How I'd do it : - setup PeerTube via Docker https://docs.joinpeertube.org/install/docker - record a video of a path on my phone - upload video on PeerTube server (via Web or its new mobile app) - print a QR code o
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by utopiah 10mo ago
> surprisingly readable and surprisingly strong chess engine in 111 lines of Python Link I get shows 500 lines and it starts with 50 lines of piece-square tables. Maybe it's obvious when you are into the domain but otherwise... that

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