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by xlii 3mo ago
There are so many peculiar things here, I - as not an US citizen - don't understand: If the border isn't "US soil" then what jurisdiction is it? How come American forces can seize goods if that's not US? What preven
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by xlii 3mo ago
Not all HN visitors are native English speakers and in some languages "it" doesn't construct well with verbs, thus thought frameworks forms through usage of him/her. Nothing more to see I suppose.
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Falsities of LLM Negationists(xlii.space)
5 points by xlii 3mo ago|1 comments
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by xlii 3mo ago
Good idea, haven't thought about this before.
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by xlii 3mo ago
It's infinite canvas, so I'm actually drawing diagrams for code, for LLMs (those are much more receptive to text diagram than screenshots). Scratchpad is default mode but it can edit text files, or have own files for editing. One
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by xlii 3mo ago
Well it isn't that simple :) It mentions 144FPS, because of scrolling/zooming events. If there's a key-by-key panning then probably you need 1 frame and you're good. Macbook's Pro touchpads generate events with 150h
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ascdraw: Editor for ASCII/UTF-8 diagrams (in 144FPS)(github.com)
62 points by xlii 3mo ago|10 comments
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by xlii 3mo ago
effect of accidental development of a framework for GUI apps and personal sympathy toward diagrams
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by xlii 3mo ago
I've seen the other lately submited text-effect-claim-to-be font and I must say I find this much more amusing. Humans can squint, AIs can't squint!
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by xlii 3mo ago
It's possible to single task using Round Robin strategy. Have a list of things you do, go one by one over them. If new task appears add at the loop "gap". I found that the worst thing is chasing the bunny: Oh wow. This finish
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by xlii 3mo ago
I ran 10k test locally on 2e5 and I'm seeing 4 orders of magnitude instability, but very high local stability (i.e. runs within specific second are very stable, showing almost no deviation, runs couple second later are the same, but re
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by xlii 3mo ago
Is it only me..? Quicksort is supposed to be an algorithm that has O(n) to O(n²) performance and O(n log n) being only an average performance case. Test was made on random data coming from different archs (so I doubt it's characteristi
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by xlii 3mo ago
Obviously Kakoune is much simpler than Emacs, so face variability, very interactive UI is not there (though there'd be nothing preventing writing it, but I doubt anyone wants it enough). As for transition - I always was somewhat of an
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by xlii 3mo ago
Oh, cool I was wondering how can I get to see that decoy!
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by xlii 3mo ago
Technically it's not a font, because font needs to be still. Analogy: if I took photo after book was closed would we say that font cannot be read by a camera? Took a picture (only a single frame) and a 1s movie and threw it toward GPT
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by xlii 3mo ago
In this space I think I'm becoming LLM advocate. Finding, reading outdated, writing, updating, grooming documentation is so much more expensive than just throwing LLM on repository (or multiple ones) with a "Go Fetch" quest.
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by xlii 3mo ago
I agree with the premise of the article. For example I've been using Jujutsu exclusively (as a Git frontend) for years and I don't think about it, I just use it. I reflected on this couple of years. It's existence is complete
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by xlii 3mo ago
Not very thrilled mainly because I used chats for ad-hoc search queries. Now it's hard to reach. Not to mention private chats being removed. Regarding "ChatGPT Work" vs "ChatGPT Codex" - In Work diffs are gone and i
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by xlii 3mo ago
It has spoilers in it :)
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by xlii 3mo ago
For me, using Fuzzilli for testing a Zig code is not fuzzing, it's integration testing. If you're running code externally (e.g. wrapping binary) you cannot guarantee that side effect isn't caused by IO. I consider fuzzing a l
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by xlii 3mo ago
Yes, because neovim != vim :)
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by xlii 3mo ago
Dear Aunt Bee, Thank you for the sweater. https://tinyurl.com/z9m89k2z
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by xlii 3mo ago
Word-engineer hat on: > The grapevine was (...), and all those grapes contained the juice of the same message: Jarred was a stinky manager. Per exact words these two are different: - I think someone is stinky - I spoke with peo
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by xlii 3mo ago
AFAIU fuzzing code != fuzzing results. Through skimming it seems that integration tests were using fuzzing, but I would call it fuzzing the code itself. From "product" perspective there's no difference, but in program-compile
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by xlii 3mo ago
As sibling mentioned - bugs and regressions are the thing that are (in a perfect world) usually covered. The problem however is non-covered success cases. A visualisation of the problem: let's say universe of interaction for DB consist
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by xlii 3mo ago
I have found (partial) remedy: let it go. There's some YOLO approach to it, but now Codex has self-approving as well as Claude Code (auto mode). I implemented the same feature by my own on Pi with models through OpenRouter and found r
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by xlii 3mo ago
I'll emphasize that using something without a legal base isn't a crime. It isn't even about legality (because laws usually don't regulate how one can interact with entity they have no legal ties to) but only about litiga
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by xlii 3mo ago
Geez, people have no idea how licenses work... License is not an ownership - It's limited right to use something. Any action anyone does that isn't covered by license (in software) is called "piracy". Games were never so
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Codex ticket: first-class Jujutsu support(github.com)
3 points by xlii 3mo ago|1 comments
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by xlii 3mo ago
There are dozens of us. Dozens!

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