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jeff-hykin

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    Comment #47336829

    Take a look at github.com/dimensionalos/dimos. We are a team making - not only a replacement for ROS - but one that can be easily vibe coded, and one with compatibility with ros an…

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    Comment #47336764

    As someone who has used ros2, I feel fine passing judgment; it is terrible. If its easier to write your own stack, do it. Your own stack will be easier to add to and maintain long …

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    Comment #47167941

    There's lots of alternatives. Others have mentioned invites and proof of work, and I'll mention a third alternative: a voucher system. E.g. I make a new hackernews account, and say…

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    Comment #47167411

    Using a real identity doesn't fix that problem either though: advertisers just pay real people in India to do ID checks.

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    Comment #46412615

    I guess I'm the only one that appreciates the extremely minimal site design. Main page was interesting, clicked about, understood the idea, clicked login, enjoyed having no passwor…

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    Comment #45892964

    One of my long term goals is generating tauri builds on the web. E.g. click "build" and wasm cross compiles a .exe, a .app, and a .appimage which start downloading. Theres a long w…

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    Comment #45491525

    I ran into many similar problems, sadly I don't think your example is an outlier. I had to write my own simple HTML bundler ( https://github.com/jeff-hykin/html-bundle ), not cause…

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    Comment #45074887

    For a full experience, you could combine this with animalese! A library that makes animal crossing talking sounds in the browser. https://github.com/jeff-hykin/animalese

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    Comment #43840471

    They exist, I work with some of them. Its just unfortunate that they're the exception.

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    Comment #43840344

    > The US can. > Elsewhere, you are at risk of wasting important years of your life. Unfortunately, as a 5th year PhD student in the US at a tier-1 STEM research university I'm disa…

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    Comment #43840266

    > that account is eerily similar to the vast majority of technical PhD stories amongst my friends. As a PhD student in my 5th year at a tier-1 U.S. STEM research university, I know…

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    Comment #41201994

    What prompted you to read it?

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    Comment #41201940

    For context, AFAIK, I maintain the largest Textmate (read as "regex document") grammar in the world; the C++ textmate grammar for VS Code. (Don't mistake that as bragging, its a li…

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    Comment #41140706

    And they still don't fix the escaping problem. You might as well use a niche utf8 emoji as a separator. Editors at least know how to consistently render an emoji.

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    Comment #41140643

    > Efforts to standardize them I actually just finished a library to add proper typed parsing that works with existing CSV files. Its designed to be as compatible as possible with e…