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rajangdavis

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    Comment #49202147

    I don’t know that this qualifies as enshitification… on one hand, the author created something that scratched his own itch, shared it, and now it’s become a tool that he wishes to …

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    Comment #49201695

    Can't make money if people use your tool and are required to share their source code

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    Comment #48928585

    I have a hypothesis that the bubble in and of itself would not be so problematic if the United States was not in a war with Iran. I am looking to test if there are several second o…

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    Comment #48868196

    Just out of curiosity, why are there no flat keys and ability to construct chords? The website looks slick but I think from a functionality perspective, there is a lot lacking with…

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    Comment #48493647

    This is really strange, but the link provided has an iframe pointing to https://mimo.xiaomi.com/coder When you look at the source, you can set it to English from the params https:/…

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    Comment #47940678

    Throwing out this idea, but would you ever consider making your own version of Github?

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    Comment #46996867

    Am I crazy or is this AI generated? Parts like `No boilerplate, no imports, no build system. Just Ruby being Ruby.` and `The insight behind Shoes wasn't technical—it was emotional`…

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    Comment #46558881

    The more I use AI, the more I think about the book Fooled By Randomness. AI can take you down a rabbit hole that makes you feel like you are being productive but the generated code…

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    Comment #46402889

    This is really neat, thank you!

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    Comment #46398482

    I have been programming with Ruby for 11 years with most of the time in a professional context. It's my favorite language :). I don't care much for types, but it can be useful with…

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    Comment #46398452

    If it is at all possible, it would be nice to have a little bit better support for metaprogramming namely around `define_method` and supplying a typed lambda or block for the dynam…

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    Comment #45892248

    I've gotten a couple of posters and shirt from this store: https://mcescher.com/shop/

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    Comment #43455708

    This is great, thanks for sharing.

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    Comment #38390410

    Where do you learn this stuff?

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    Comment #37964446

    I liked that the author included his thought process through out each change.

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    Comment #36990216

    This is really neat! The API reminds me of mithril.js https://mithril.js.org/

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    Comment #35737880

    I made an app to control my pedalboard via WebMIDI https://github.com/rajangdavis/macrocosm_js Was inspired by some existing editors so I made my own and extended it to create macr…

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    Comment #34717348

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet

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    Comment #34485824

    Writing workable Arduino code: https://youtu.be/dnrnOscJY2E

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    Comment #34371251

    I think this is pretty neat, my only feedback is that I'd like to see documentation on how to incorporate with an existing or new Next.js project.

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    Comment #34293287

    I looked through the docs and did a couple of google searches and found nothing, but what’s the story with using toit for a DIY MIDI controller using the ESP32?

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    Comment #34219060

    To summarize my experience, state is hard, phones got introduced as a target, and browser code became fun to write. Is the complexity artificially inflated? It depends on the app y…

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    Comment #34153378

    https://circle.tufts.edu/2022-election-center But they did…