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by yomismoaqui 1y ago
Don't know... maybe you can pick one of them in BGG and drill-down by mechanics?
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by yomismoaqui 1y ago
> how soon before we start designing codebases for LLM agents to navigate more cleanly? flat structures, less indirection, more declarative metadata This is something that I have been mulling over since I heard reports that LLMs work ver
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by yomismoaqui 1y ago
How does this compares to Amp ( https://ampcode.com ) a similar offering from Sourcegraph? (it also has a VSCode extension) Yesterday I burned 15€ (10€ free credit) trying Amp and I gotta said I was impressed. The next few years a
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by yomismoaqui 1y ago
> there are a lot of games about strategy [..] and innumerable games about tactics [..], but very few about operations Operational wargames are a thing (at least on boardgames) https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/1810
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by yomismoaqui 1y ago
Counter-example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blondi
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Builder.ai coded itself into a corner – now it's bankrupt(theregister.com)
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Sam and Jony introduce io [video](youtube.com)
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by yomismoaqui 1y ago
I loved NixOS when I tried it, its value is real. But the problem as always is the cost you have to pay for that value. In my case I was using Flutter for an app and when a new version was released the version supported by the current NixOS
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by yomismoaqui 1y ago
It's not my favorite language but Dart feels like a more modern less-verbose Java from another timeline. Features like sound null safety rule and writing Flutter apps feels nice, in no way Dart gets in the way. That said, I prefer writ
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by yomismoaqui 1y ago
German is the Java of human languages (at least when related to naming)
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by yomismoaqui 1y ago
Seen the same on Android Chrome, for a moment I thought my screen was wrong.
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by yomismoaqui 2y ago
This is 4chan worthy fan-fiction
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Why the Military Plays Games to Prepare for War [video](youtube.com)
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That is called "doing a Van Gogh", right?
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I spent $5000 to debunk the biggest data recovery myth: 2M cLeAn RoOm [video](youtube.com)
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They did "fix it" on Kingdom Come 2 and personally think they did a good job about how the reaction would be when meeting a dude with dark skin on that specific time and place. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_
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by yomismoaqui 2y ago
Let's face it, Rust is better for some things (low level programming) than other (not so low level programming). You pay a price in accidental complexity when using Rust and accordingly get some benefit for it (performance). And hearin
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by yomismoaqui 2y ago
Don't think so, raster to vector conversions don't look that sharp
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by yomismoaqui 2y ago
No source available but the JS code for the extension should be readable on your extensions dir. I'm using MutationObserver to check for tweets appearing and then extract their texts and send them to the server. Server side code is jus
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by yomismoaqui 2y ago
I made was tired of reading political crap from some accounts I follow and created a Chrome extension to filter them out. Just define topics you don't want to read about and the AI filter will hide them from your feed. Technically is j
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by yomismoaqui 2y ago
Already implemented something similar but using Gemini Flash 1.5 https://twitter.cercaapp.com
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by yomismoaqui 2y ago
The app is pretty straightforward - I built it with Go and standard templates on the backend, keeping things simple with vanilla JS on the frontend. No fancy frameworks needed. It runs as a PWA so you get that nice native app feel on mobile
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Show HN: I built a receipt scanner that exports directly to Google Sheets(receipts.cercaapp.com)
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Show HN: Zen Tweets – Chrome Extension to Hide Unwanted Twitter Topics(chromewebstore.google.com)
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