vunderba

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   by vunderba 7mo ago

   This is the stock CC vibe-coded aesthetic - it loves to give the middle finger to even the most basic of web accessibility requirements like contrast ratios.
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   by vunderba 7mo ago

   Very cool, it reminds me a bit of those musical cellular automata things I’ve seen. A couple of suggestions: it might be interesting to try different types of scales like a pentatonic scale and maybe add a way to disallow certain intervals
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   by vunderba 7mo ago

   I’ve heard a lot of discussion about them accepting payments in Chinese yuan. I wonder if there’s a stablecoin pegged to it.
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   by vunderba 7mo ago

   These are crazy impressive. What I wouldn't give to see a time-lapse video of her working on a piece from start to finish.
5. 635.▲
   by vunderba 7mo ago

   Haha - I appreciate your generous interpretation of my rather poor UI/UX as a puzzle! That's going to be my excuse in the future.
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   by vunderba 7mo ago

   Very cool. Kind of reminds me a bit of my solar system clock though I did mine using ThreeJS. https://clocks.specr.net/solar-system Senko you might also be interested in this one - it doesn't go into the same depth as
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   by vunderba 7mo ago

   > Something specifically that could live outside the IDE for non-technical stakeholders or for generating documentations/summaries that Copilot doesn't prioritise. I think the terminology might be a bit confusing here. You’re
8. 638.▲
   by vunderba 7mo ago

   Nice job. I think you'd get more traction if you allowed people to play as guests, with some kind of limited tier system so they don't exceed your credit budget (assuming the NPCs are driven by an LLM). A lot of people, especially
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   by vunderba 7mo ago

   Nice job. I'd say the first question you need to answer would be: Why would somebody use this when Github Copilot Chat exists, lets you chat with any repository, and is integrated into the Github site itself? https://docs.gi
10. 640.▲
    by vunderba 7mo ago

    Thanks for the tip! The wadokei clocks on the museum's site look incredible. https://museum.seiko.co.jp/en/collections/traditional_Japane...
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    Yup. Remember the blowback from those videos showing potential double-taps on the alleged drug smuggling vessels in the Caribbean? That’s a clear violation of “hors de combat” as outlined on page 244 of DoD’s own Law of War Manual [1] bec
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    Exactly. This is more like the pre-ripped jeans version of brutalism.
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    +1 for Keychron. I have a Q5 Pro with brown switches (which is almost identical to that Q12 model) and it's one of the best keyboards I've owned.
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    This looks pretty funny paired with a sleek fancy MacBook though. You need a proper Soviet-esque workstation of a laptop to sit on that concrete block - go get yourself a nice, chunky ThinkPad T530.
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    This and 100% client-side PDF editors/tools. It's the new "hello world" for vibe-coding.
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    Super cool but that rubber membrane keyboard is making my hands cramp up just looking at it.
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    Very neat. Reminded me a bit of Terminal Velocity from a purely visual perspective (even though they used a more standard texture mapped 3d engine). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_Velocity_(video_game)
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    TIL - this is very cool. It looks like somebody actually put together a wari-koma (temporal) watch in 2011 as well. https://www.masahirokikuno.jp/watches/temporal-hour-watch/
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    BIAB is still best in class (even if the UI is practically Soviet era) simply because of the sheer number of RealTracks, which are actual performances by musicians that dynamically adapt to your chord progression. I’ve actually taken some o
20. 650.▲
    by vunderba 7mo ago

    Thanks for the kind words!
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    Thanks that was a fun one to work on! I initially had it working at the second level HH:MM:SS but the zooming in and out on the canvas every second gave people whiplash.
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    I do! Cogsworth is my spirit animal.
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    I’d also be interested to know what the impetus was for developing ghost-pepper, which looks relatively recent, given that Handy exists and has been pretty well received. Extra bonus is that Handy lets add an automatic LLM post-processor. T
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    Thanks! It's actually just mostly vanilla HTML, CSS3, and Tailwind. I used ThreeJS for the solar clock, 3d euclidean clock and the water clock, and MatterJS to handle the physics for the marble based clock.
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    It's here: https://github.com/arman-bd/guppylm/blob/main/guppylm/genera... Uses a sort of mad-libs templatized style to generate all the permutations.
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    Show HN: Weird Clocks(clocks.specr.net)

    53 points by vunderba 7mo ago|19 comments
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    This is a direct output from the synthetic training data though - wonder if there is a bit of overfitting going on or it’s just a natural limitation of a much smaller model.
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    You can just add the site to your home screen on Android / iOS - that addresses the convenience point IMHO. I’m also not sure how an HN app ( buried among the trillions of other in the respective app store ) would necessarily be any mo
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    by vunderba 7mo ago

    Nice job. It's sort of in the same domain as how you can buy a reproduction of the New York Times front page from the day you were born.
30. 660.▲
    by vunderba 7mo ago

    It's true, I heard that in recent news protesters have gone from assaulting ICE officers with the smaller 6-inch subs to using entire footlongs. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/man-who-threw-sandwich-a...