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jasonthorsness
HN member- Joined
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About jasonthorsness
https://www.jasonthorsness.com/
projects:
https://jasonthorsness.github.io/tree-dangler/ (ornament editor and dangle physics simulation)
https://hn.unlurker.com (find active discussions on HN)
https://ginprov.com (improvisational web server)
https://weather.bingo (yesterday, today, AND tomorrow's weather)
social:
https://x.com/JasonThorsness
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-thorsness
https://github.com/jasonthorsness
As you can see from these links, my name is relatively uncontested ;)
Recent public activity
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Comment #46651466
Just let me pay to not get ads and for all tiers keep them external to the LLM output
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Comment #46623109
lol can never resist call to plug: read my blog! https://www.jasonthorsness.com/ My favorite articles to write are on crafts like the below, I just got a Prusa CORE One kit (not pu…
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Comment #46339351
The descriptions of the problems make it sound a little like algorithmic puzzles but your only tool is Excel instead of some programming language… Excel is pretty amazing in what y…
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Comment #46338392
OpenSCAD is great! I used it to create a bunch of things to cut on a CNC router over the years. Best achievements were a scale model of Mount Rainier and some one-piece picture fra…
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Comment #46317069
Recently I’ve had the best results with Gemini; with this I’ll have to go back to Codex for my next project. It takes time to get a feel for the capabilities of a model it’s sort o…
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Comment #46290498
C#'s runtime (dotnet runtime) adds overhead compared to Rust with GC and other stuff too. This is true even with single-binary AOT compilation, the runtime is still there (just lik…
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Comment #46290367
This isn't true at all anymore for years! Microsoft acknowledged Linux won for server-side and since C# is primarily used as a server-side language they made everything work incred…
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Comment #46277326
This one is an apt pick. I only worry it’s early and the true wave of slop is not yet upon us.
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Comment #46267864
I can’t handle the swipe up to switch apps gesture with reduced motion it becomes too jarring. I set the glass to “tinted” and that’s about it. I wish they had a stronger disableme…
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Comment #46266901
This is great! I’m going to try the melting carnauba wax in tung oil one. I tried pure tung but it’s too matte for what I want.
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Comment #46245638
I love unstyled UI components since you get complete visual control but accessibility still works and that's so easy to screw up and not notice it's broken. I've used Tailwind head…
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Comment #46245308
I have it now
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Comment #46245289
When a data tree is tightly coupled (like a complex sample of nested data with some arrays from a sensor) and the entire tree is treated like a single thing by writes, the JSON col…
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Comment #46245186
This is the typical practice for most index types in SingleStore as well except with the Multi-Value Hash Index which is defined over a JSON or BSON path
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Comment #46235426
Does anyone have it yet in ChatGPT? I'm still on 5.1 :(.
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Comment #46233455
I don't and have never gone very often, but it's a lot of fun to see certain films in enormous theaters like IMAX. I will definitely see the Project Hail Mary film that way. And my…
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Comment #46232882
And here I am in Washington State still over $4
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Comment #46232773
You can run the compiler with a flag that shows all the escapes with -gcflags “-m” and there’s also support in goland and vscode to show the escapes as inline annotations in the ed…
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Comment #46232274
It is handled on the Unlurker front page (you will see a little note that says “time adjusted for second chance”). The replay doesn’t do any adjustment for it, but I think that mak…
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Comment #46221368
It's fun to read some of these historic comments! A while back I wrote a replay system to better capture how discussions evolved at the time of these historic threads. Here's Karpa…
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Comment #46125759
Sounds like a step in the right direction. I would like to see an all-up dashboard of everything in the shared state, and good control over upgrades (maybe a mode where in-progress…
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Comment #46124089
The distributed state associated with workflow systems like this makes observability and code upgrades a challenge compared to just having an application orchestrating workflows wi…
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Comment #46123706
If you like this sort of content, I recently found Sandy Petersen (Call of Cthulu, Doom, Age of Empire, Halo) is extremely active on X. Lots of interesting tidbits about game desig…
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Comment #46122696
ha what an incredible consumer-friendly outcome! Hopefully competition keeps the focus on improving models and prevents irritating kinds of monetization
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Comment #46122596
"AI overview" has become a running joke in my kids middle school due to this sort of thing :P. This one is particularly good