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yuzuquat
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yuzuquat
2mo ago
reminds me back in the day when we used to do version control with google drive. you generally don't need to do this anymore i don't think. it should be fairly trivial to open the codex cli in the project directory, ask it to do s
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yuzuquat
3mo ago
would this not be trivially solved by say - removing the websearch skill from the main orchestrating agent and have it always delegate to some subagent? a subagent sans knowledge of any pii would categorically be unable to exfiltrate any in
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yuzuquat
4mo ago
I'm curious how multiple accounts come into play here. Does anyone know?
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5mo ago
my understanding is that careful means cleaning up the dead-man’s switch before revoking
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1y ago
I thought the premise was that he’s an exceptional interviewer (and maybe good engineer), but did no work so as to eventually get pip-ed and laid off. If he was exceptional at getting work done, then you’re right and a lot of the critique i
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yuzuquat
2y ago
looking at the docs, this uses swc under the hood
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yuzuquat
4y ago
If you're willing to entertain MPAs, there's small little library called swup that creates seamless transitions between routes (eg. /home, /faq) despite them being 2 different domains. I'm trying it out for www.lona
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4y ago
I'm building a completely native HTML spa app over at lona.so (just html + js web components and i bundle it myself). Still very much so early days but check it out!
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4y ago
My feeling is that the browser already does this in that it considers all DOM apis within a single 16ms (requestAnimationFrame?) as a single transaction. The trouble for browsers, is if certain DOM apis have a dependency on the layout of an
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yuzuquat
4y ago
I'd be interesting in learning the answer here as well. I've read that documentFragment are faster, but some microbenchmarking on chrome/mac makes me think either the improvements are negligible. Rerunning benchmarks on stack
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4y ago
I was pretty curious about the project too (am not the author) and did some digging. The benchmark is here: https://sansyrox.github.io/robyn/#/comparison I took a brief look into the internals and turns out it wra
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yuzuquat
4y ago
I’m currently early on working on a webapp/spa with no node and just some tooling I wrote myself (www.lona.so). I plan to document my process and post it at some point. My two points of advice if you’re looking to go the native route i
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4y ago
It looks like DeviantArt sent out an update to placate its community [1] with some interesting technical implications: 1) DA tos stipulates that works of art needs to be opt-in for inclusion into AI datasets 2) scraping/downloading art
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yuzuquat
4y ago
This is pretty anecdotal (6 years back) but I've had one professor tell me they were paid $800 for a NYT illustration and $400 for a smaller publication. I might be off with the specific numbers but these are the general ballpark numbe
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4y ago
As someone who's collected roughly ~40k images over the past decade, I'm tempted to say a lot of the images in the article look pretty good. That being said, I think the quality will only continue to improve. Moreover, for an art
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4y ago
There's already a lot of discussion on the legal/moral arguments here so I'd like to comment on something more concrete. As I understand it, an illustration for a magazine like the New York Times might net anywhere from $100
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4y ago
Ah, you’re right. Reading through the readme made me think this was very much designed with games in mind: “TPE is a keep it simple engine for people who just want to add simple physics to their tiny game without being bothered by bullshit.
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4y ago
aren’t games made “for entertainment purposes” by definition? :P
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4y ago
Casey did choose to help - explaining the issue and potential solution on github. It was only after his solution was dismissed, then catching the microsoft engineers using his solution and making a blog post about it that he complained.
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4y ago
if I'm not mistaken, the gist of the patent (10511557) seems to be 1) video playback can be switched between "live" and "vod" 2) a playback system (MCMS) that renders 1 or more streams and automatically priori
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4y ago
Hey! This is really awesome. I'm building my own SPA in vanilla js, and I'm definitely stealing some ideas here. I think a lot of people here see the resurgence of vanilla js as a repudiation of their favorite framework. There
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5y ago
There are a lot of comments here that tell you to listen and to give your focus to the other individual. To give this a bit more specificity, I would highly recommend learning how to paraphrase and mirror ( https://counseling.educ
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yuzuquat
12y ago
Hey there! I tried applying through your site but it doesn't seem to be working. Is there an email I can send my application to?