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red_hare
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About red_hare
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Comment #49237308
I'm in the process of planning an indoor-outdoor wedding in NYC so I made a little weather history explore tool https://12seasons.nyc/explore/
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Comment #49199538
15 years of mouse-free professional programming and never in my life have I touched these.
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Comment #49140032
Anyone else catch that he wrote this on an 11-inch MacBook Air (2016 at latest)?
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Comment #49044402
What I like about Marimo notebooks over Jupyter: 1. They're just a python file so they work with python editors 2. There's no hidden state 3. I can import from them 4. I'm not acci…
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Comment #49044392
huh, I was doing this but without the feature. This is neat!
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Comment #48985562
I think the trick to using libraries like this is to not go all in on them. Applying these effects to every element would be garish. But for a single like button, an effect slider,…
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Comment #48985463
Just 25 years too late to be used to design Jelly World https://neopets.fandom.com/wiki/Jelly_World
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Comment #48812341
I agree. We're seeing more variants of "RAG" that aren't semantic at all (e.g. coding agents or simple memory systems that feed summary indexes directly into context). I think, ove…
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Comment #48751442
Wow. This is so freaking cool.
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Comment #48748541
I say this with a lot of love: The vibecoded applications in your demo reek of AI slop design. This isn't a critique of your product. It's just that the a beige-orange theme, the p…
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Comment #48724769
Apt for self-hosting
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Comment #48659912
Oil changes aren't the best example. They're pretty easy to do at home for basically everything and filters are pretty standardized. But car batteries, brake pads, tire pressure se…
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Comment #48648932
Why does AI want to stress me with that cup about to fall off the desk
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Comment #48633239
Eh, it was the exact same system for the Switch 2 and no one I know waited more than a week for theirs. Given it requires a Steam login of a certain age to register, I suspect this…
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Comment #48589674
> pause for 5 seconds between responses I'm sure I'm not the only one, but I've gotten so aggressive about monitoring for this. I do most interviews zoomed in on the candidate's ey…
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Comment #48574634
This is an insane take. Also wrong, gay marriage had 60% support before Obergefell v. Hodges.
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Comment #48359687
I have one of these. Basically dead with modern MacOS but runs Linux Mint XFCE really well.
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Comment #48332411
OpenAI API also supports defer_loading https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/tools-tool-sea... And it's not actually necessary for it to exist at the API level. It's a patt…
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Comment #48332354
+1 Its crazy that people are still discussing this. It's ancient history. Deferred tool loading, large contexts, and prompt caching have made 2026 completely different from 2025. A…
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Comment #48149336
There was a time, in the early to mid 2010s, when the phrase "Fake News" was almost exclusively used by people in publishing to talk about a very real rise in editorial disruption …
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Comment #48045156
I work for an "AI-native" company now and have found this to be the case. EVERYONE (engineers, pms, managers, sales) uses Claude Code to read and write Google Docs (google workspac…
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Comment #47852864
If that's true, it's very unsustainable. Gemma-4 26B-A4B + M5 MacBook Pro + OpenCode isn't Claude Code _yet_, but it's good enough that if I were forced to use it I would be fine.
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Comment #47570731
I love the batteries included in Helix. Just the right amount that I don't need much else. At this point I just want a decent Helix-Evil-Mode.
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Comment #47558524
I had a few years of writing clojure for work ten years ago and it's still my mental model of how I think about programming.
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Comment #47483475
TheVerge launched a full RSS Feed for paid subscribers about a year ago and I've never so happily subscribed to something.