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by yoz-y 10mo ago
Haha. I’ll blame the iOS keyboard on this one.
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
Given the displeasure a lot of developers have towards AI, I would not be surprised if such attacks became more common. We’ve seen artists poisoning their uploads to protect them (or rather, try and take revenge), I don’t doubt it might be
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
As a kid I had both lard and butter on bread. Bras with lard and onions is amazing. But also that’s roughly the only combination of that works. Butter is way more versatile.
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
For incremental changes 1-2 sentences are usually enough. Also, since the program itself is a workout app with live reload, I can actually fix bugs while I’m using it. As for too long of a wait I agree, it makes the sessions longer. Ideal w
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
I have not used Claude. But my experience with Gemini and aider is that multiple instances of agents will absolutely stomp over each other. Even in a single sessions overwriting my changes after telling the agent that I did modifications wi
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
It worked for me for finishing my app (vps+shellfish+gemini-cli), I've done a lot of coding like this on the train and in between sets in the gym, picking up on the more complicated stuff when at home. But also all of the changes I mad
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
I don’t buy the “it changes” argument. Yes, stuff is added, but everything that worked at some point still works. Just because CSS grid was added doesn’t mean that using flexbox, or even properly using divs and box model is suddenly out of
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
Ah least partly I believe the inconsistencies are due to the design of SF Symbols. That is, they are named after what they look like, rather than what they represent. E.g.: “square.and.arrow.up” rather than “share”. I do prefer this approac
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
Setting up build system and prototyping sure. As a replacement for Figma it’s great. But I would throw away all the code and start from scratch if I wanted to be able to maintain the code in the long term.
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
AI makes finishing projects easier. But I would steer away from starting them. In order for me to be comfortable with a code base and consider it mine I need to have written the foundation, not merely reviewed in. Once the pillars are there
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Show HN: Swolog, a text based workout log(apps.yozy.net)
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
Shellfish on iOS to ssh into a vps with tmux with Gemini-cli, lazygit and neovim worked quite well for me. The clicks keyboard does not have ctrl, arrows, page up, down or really any special keys so I’m not sure it would be that much more p
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
“Just”? A blackberry was a lot of a thing.
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
In 2023 I built a similar community around parties in my (small) apartment. With a group of around 80 people in the end, usually about 30 shown up. It was great fun, but ultimately it did not build a community. It was great, but vast majori
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
This is neat. How do you fill this in? I assume the highlights and notes come from a Kindle or similar reader. I also have a bookshelf (fully manual, in another comment), and I’m looking for better ways for retention. I do highlights but I
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by yoz-y 10mo ago
At some point I also made a virtual bookshelf but for a different reason: I found that I often didn’t remember what I read about. So I started taking notes while reading and also making pixel art covers for the books I’ve written about. I f
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
Eh. Vibe Coding is best when your “writing code to eyeballing results” is the smallest. It works well when you can “test” that your code works with purely looking at the result and clicking around. For this it’s the web deployment target an
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
You can still run into problems if the standard one day decides to actually give your custom tag any semantics and default styles.
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
Indeed. And since a lot of web is fire and forget, one day you might get a surprise.
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
This website violates the rule that all custom elements must have a dash in the tag name.
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
Is there an orbit which has 24/7 sun and a visibility to same location?
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
Most attempts fail and if you get into debt you don’t get to try again. I agree that it takes a special kind of person to try and try again, but it clearly is not for everyone. A lot has to come together, you need to be alone, have a very s
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
I’m on a small boutique instance. I guess the trick is to follow somebody who reposts stuff from people around.
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
I just follow people on Mastodon and read stuff they link.
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
The curse of intelligence is being able to see the world as it is. And (as TFA points out) the benefits is that then you also have the choice of what to do about it. But talking about intelligence always brings visceral reactions. While we
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
I expect that steam machine will have better controller support. I found wireless controller support on Windows (both for ps4 and Xbox controllers) seriously lacking.
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
Back during Covid I bought a PC tower just to play PC games. Later I also bought a PlayStation because the couch experience is better. If the steam machine was available I’d definitely opt for that instead of both. If steam continues the wa
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
To add to this: I've worked on projects that came out of waterfall process, and on projects that came out of too hasty agile iterations. They both have issues but they are very different. A waterfall project would have inscrutable stru
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
It seems to me that most people (myself included) never experienced the actual Waterfall elsewhere than in school curriculum descriptions. It's a bit funny to see people describe a spec written in days (hours) and iterations lasting mu
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by yoz-y 11mo ago
Indeed. It seems that the only way out is to elect a government that would have that on their program. Dubious that this will happen.

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