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Comment #47250544
What I hope to do with refactoring is to distill namespace and common patterns into a DSL. I am very curious about what tradeoffs you found.
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Comment #47250394
Am waiting for the next Mac Studio to come out to experiment with the "AI for everything" approach. Most likely, the open source distilled models will lower quality. So, another "p…
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Comment #47249478
Good idea. Am still a bit shy around token budget spend.
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Comment #47248680
I wrote something similar in a Claude Code instructions.md: "minimize cyclomatic complexity" What happened next? It generated an 8 line wrapper function called only once from a dif…
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Comment #47248646
I wrote something similar in a Claude Code instructions.md: "minimize cyclomatic complexity" What happened next? It generated an 8 line wrapper function called only once from a dif…
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Comment #46767677
I wonder. I follow @DamiLeeArch on YouTube. She talks about architecture in the built environment. Ostensibly, built for Humans. At least for now.
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Comment #46406737
Has California Law changed, since 2015? My company was acquired by another company that had in-house lawyers. California Law states that you have rights to your own IP, when produc…
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Comment #45086560
Long ago, a proud moment for me was writing -20K lines of code in a month. A few years ago, I tried that again with a remote team of 20 coders. I failed; I couldn't keep up with th…
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Comment #44941638
So, aside from trust the biggest barrier is lack of adaptability?
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Comment #43847514
My chain of thought: 1) Aaron Marcus - who found optimal menu count to be 5 +/- 2 2) Magic number 7 +/- 2 3) Fitt's Law selectivity (bigger is easier) 4) Shared layout for mobile +…
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Comment #43571162
Personal context is tacit experience. Cultural context is aggregate. Wittgenstein stated that the differences between personal and cultural language makes it impossible to agree on…
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Comment #42935351
>> In 2023, the company said it pays out nearly 70% to the industry Does not stop there; there are tiers of middlemen: https://youtu.be/kVY7-Ti77UQ?si=2neBSw4yJL7qGdxX&t=441
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Comment #42607751
Apple also squandered maps ... until they didn't.
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Comment #42410538
I look forward to the James Hoffmann review, should it ever come about. Am tempted to buy as a piece of functional art that I can drink. Currently, the 9Barista serves that purpose…
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Comment #38904817
I was going to submit the same link. Like Benn Jordan, I was an AutoPilot enthusiast. Was going to buy a Model Y with FSD, until a drive from CA to AZ nearly drove me off the road.…
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Comment #38348056
Someone suggested that companies with a board of directors are the first AGI. Somehow OpenAI reminds me of a paper by Kenneth Colby, called "Artificial Paranoia" [*] https://www.sc…
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Comment #37282147
ALS is a configuration. Blindness is a configuration. Conventional UIs are built for a different configuration. Accesible UI usually overloads the conventional. If you start from s…
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Comment #37279057
I've been working on the menuing side [1] based on crossing Fitt's Law with Huffman trees. But, don't know the constraints for ALS. Hopefully, whomever takes this on doesn't take t…
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