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hdjrudni

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    Comment #49226512

    Well, I'm impressed. Someone else here said we could get the model via OpenCode Go for $10/mo and get about $120 worth of credit, so I decided to give it a whirl. My first month is…

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    Comment #49192682

    Author doesn't like protos. > Protobuf even marks the required keyword a hazard developers must avoid. These rules exist because a single definition is forced to serve every docume…

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    Comment #49192656

    > Version 2 just added a new required email field to the person record. In mutable schema systems, adding a new required field is universally forbidden. The API guidelines for Goog…

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    Comment #49163535

    I suppose. But real human-made games require lots of play testing to become fun. Maybe we just have the AI churn something out, have humans play it, and iterate. It could still spe…

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    Comment #49062145

    I wonder why you'd be unable to read it? :-)

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    Comment #49031029

    As opposed to tabs that either (a) get so small they're illegible, or (b) scroll off the screen so they're no longer accessible? The moving tabs issue we can fix but just not movin…

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    Comment #48971542

    I hired a guy to assemble a desk...he did a shit job. Won't be doing that again.

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    Comment #48944193

    Amusingly, when I know my peer is just going to point his AI at my feedback, I write for their AI, not for them. I'm much more curt. Maybe not so amusing but I don't feel bad about…

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    Comment #48944172

    I don't even want to put 'my' code or apps out into the wild anymore. I've built a a few things I think are useful and I'm using myself but I'm afraid it'll just get called slop or…

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    Comment #48931687

    This looks pretty nice for humans too actually. The "for agents" is a bit of a turn off for me. Are they just trying to jump on the AI hype train or is this really AI-centric? Beca…

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    Comment #48931272

    It's actually kind of funny that the purpose of the Turbo button was to slow your computer down so you could play games that were running too fast. But I guess they didn't want to …

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    Comment #48931222

    I did that too but not for the sake of the LLM, just for myself. Massively helps discoverability. It also protects from backwards-compat if you ever want to change a default withou…

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    Comment #48931192

    My work recently changed an agent API. It was a certain CLI tool built for agents which I had copied into one of my Skills. What they did was kind of clever. When the agent calls t…

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    Comment #48931129

    There's probably some efficiency to it too. Encoding a dozen images as one and load them in one request will be quicker than 12 separate images each with their own overhead.

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    Comment #48931111

    Really? was also supported since Chrome and Firefox 1. Is ismap older yet? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/...

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    Comment #48916687

    I don't like that semi-colon. AFAICT `i, s;` is not an independent statement. `i, s: vec` would have been fine, but `;` ?!?! madness.

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    Comment #48916669

    > That one actually shows what the variable is initialized to. This one doesn't. reply Which variable? `i` is clearly initialized to `0` and `it` doesn't have an initializer per se…

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    Comment #48855087

    I've been wanting to make an RTS but found it a bit daunting. I thought this might be a bit challenging for LLMs too but I guess not! This is nice to see.

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    Comment #48841986

    > I was hoping it’d end in a “so how much did this cost?” so that others team looking at similar migrations have an estimate on what they can expect It was in the middle. $165k.

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    Comment #48841830

    Isn't that equivalent? The task here was port Bun from Zig to Rust. He's saying that task will cost more.

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    Comment #48841786

    It's only 4% unsafe and most of it is single-line pointers that came from C++ > At the time of writing, about 4% of Bun's Rust code sits inside an unsafe block (~13,000 unsafe keyw…

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    Comment #48841766

    Box3D just showcased some stuff including deterministic replays. If you wanted to port that, you could probably import the replay and make sure it plays back the same way in your n…

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    Comment #48841692

    At first I was really impressed, I thought granny was the voice. But it turns out it's the same kind of annoying voice and tone. And then Constance starts talking to it and it imme…

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    Comment #48841655

    I don't think it needs an 'internal clock'. It needs two things. (1) the timer tool, (2) to know not to lie about having a tool or using a tool. I think (2) is the hard thing.

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    Comment #48829057

    > The two biggest hardware challenges are reducing the size and weight of the ultrasound probe and replacing ultrasound gel with a more practical coupling material, such as hydroge…