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AyanamiKaine

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About AyanamiKaine

Thus spoke Kaine: "Meaning gets created by themselves, not imposed by others." - Lover of arts and crafts.

My art: "https://ayanamikaine.com/artworks/"

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    Comment #49194434

    Muse Code and Muse Spark 1.2 cannot be that good, as it couldnt be used to vibe code a windows version of Muse Code itself. This is my new LLM benchmark when a provider cant use th…

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    Comment #49048578

    Ohhhh that is so cool, but I agree with the others its more halftoning. When you want to dither/pixelate an image you can use Image-to-Pixel [0]. [0] https://tezumie.github.io/Imag…

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    Comment #49034726

    Its already happening, I am not a doctor but work with them closely. One patient used ChatGPT for his problems because he waited so long for an appointment. He was a bit neurotic a…

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    Comment #49023489

    If you want to use the learned knowledge I would recommend to use something like Sokol [0] or use the SDL-GPU API [1]. While Sokol is more higher level both can be used. Otherwise …

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    Comment #49004558

    I know what you mean, but its not about if a certain ideology is right. Its about reality. Reality will not diverge it will stay as one. Like the future it cannot diverge there wil…

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    Comment #49004017

    It seems the conflict between LLM/AI and programmers is getting hotter and hotter by the week. I wonder where all of this will lead. Our times are uncertain. Many people believe wi…

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    Comment #48989376

    You know what, all of the computer power and so. They still can’t vibe develop a Linux client.

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    Comment #48967700

    I can only say, if you become this much attached to a model. You must seek help immediatly. This will not end well.

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    Comment #48959846

    There is one question I ask myself everytime. Do words hurt in such strong ways that they should be censored? Some simple words may express the wish to end the existence of a parti…

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    Comment #48949270

    I can also recommend clojure. For me it has the best parts of common lisp and the best of the java ecosystem. But its also quite different from common lisp and scheme. Different en…

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    Comment #48945831

    It seems to be a big fight between the I am interested in the end result and I am interested in the process. Some people think the same regarding art, they dont see art in the proc…

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    Comment #48945813

    Another good read about automation in general is [0] Ironies of Automation. I believe the same principles can be applied to AI automation. [0] https://static1.squarespace.com/stati…

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    Comment #48920318

    I sometimes think about the same. Its a sad truth that if you bad days those days may be at the worst moment. Sleep definitly helps for a good mind but also exercise!

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    Comment #48920180

    Yea, one way I saw you can circumvent it is by running in xwayland mode. But that can come with its own problems.

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    Comment #48920167

    That features works completly fine when I use Blender(5.2) and wayland cant say if older versions might not work.

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    Comment #48920147

    Oh wp_pointer_warp_v1 works fine when you want to move the cursor that is not a problem. One application can simply say move the mouse to a different window but it cannot say click…

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    Comment #48920123

    But only if you "disable Wayland’s extra restrictions around keyboard/mouse access for Mouseless to work". [0] [0] https://mouseless.click/docs/wayland_configuration.html

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    Comment #48919121

    Slightly related. On wayland based linux desktops this would never work because an app is not allowed to hijack the mouse pointer to dispatch events. I believe only the compositor …

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    Comment #48911375

    I believe its "too much" as soon as we trade procedural knowledge against declarative knowledge so much you can only remember the what and not be able to do the how anymore. Knowin…

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    Comment #48882818

    While I do agree that reading is really important especially when it comes to good books. BUT simply consuming something for the sake of consumption is rarely a good idea. I know o…

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    Comment #48869397

    Two really good modern books on how we actual learn are. 1. The ABCs of How We Learn by Daniel L. Schwartz 2. How Learning Happens 2nd by Paul A. Kirschner & Carl Hendrick I can re…

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    Comment #48864580

    > I wonder how that time is being spent. Doomscrolling? I hate, doom scrolling with a passion. And still I am doing it from time to time, On reddit, youtube shorts or even a little…

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    Comment #48845363

    > Zig on the other hand has embarrassingly low test coverage And? Why would low test coverage matter. It’s not an indication of project quality nor does a high coverage mean an abs…

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    Comment #48844611

    I find this sad, as I use Bun as a Node.js replacement that works really well. I wanted improved builds times and run speed. Both things bun provided. It reduced ram usage and work…

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    Comment #48844569

    > We became increasingly horrified at the programming practices we saw in Bun's codebase. Hacks on top of hacks. > Jarred was already writing slop well before he had access to LLMs…