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thomasfl

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About thomasfl

Thomas Flemming - software developer located in Oslo, Norway. Specialised in web frontend and UX. Father of four.

http://github.com/thomasfl

Recent public activity

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    So many different looking buttons. Wish there were more standards.

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    Comment #48674307

    That's what linters are for. Linters can prevent SQL code from spilling out to code outside the model layer. Even more important when vibecoding.

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    Comment #48581567

    Private companies and competition, solve a lot of problems in the society. Like making food supply work. Planning and building cities and public transport is something the public s…

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    Comment #48552764

    The AI's winner-take-all economics simply needs redistribution of wealth in other ways then before. Universal Basic Income in companion with politics for housing, is the simplest w…

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    Comment #48531843

    Gaussian splat based game will probably become popular. This game is not gaussian splat rendered 3d, but it is pretty close. Next step is gaussian splat and animations.

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    Comment #48525171

    Will it run Doom?

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    Comment #48338285

    As a Norwegian I envy your ethical pension fund. Our Norwegian pension fund goes by the name the oil fund, and was financed solely by fossil fuel production.

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    Comment #48337296

    Thanks for pointing that out. Not nitpicking, but facts.

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    Comment #48333458

    AI will accelerate the decline in the world’s population. No job, no marriage and no kids will be the norm for most people. For many years to come. Some will say it’s good for the …

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    Comment #48327385

    For thousands of years, people have seen the benefits of living in cities.What is really a city? Simply a place where people have a mutual interest in living close to each other. U…

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    Comment #47980615

    Distraction free tools like this calculator, is increasingly important to help keeping focus.

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    Comment #47974443

    How much does a subscription for this website costs per month? After all it says Adobe in the title.

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    Comment #47948524

    Next step is to use this for laws and legislations. Do you have a proposal for new law? Make a pull request!

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    Comment #47940872

    If Github were shut down, it would feel even worse than if Hacker News was shot down. I am github user 1520. Signed up a just few days after Mithcel on february 2008. I remember th…

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    Comment #47877617

    This is the same reason why I switched from riding a car to riding bicycles. Easy to get parts. Easily repairable. No electronics.

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    Comment #47819650

    I hope the authors mom is not on the internet. Cursing in capslock. Good grief.

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    Comment #47815077

    It is a lot of good code there.

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    Comment #47813837

    The brunost programming language could be very useful for norwegian government agencies. It is common to use norwegian names for variables and functions at the Norwegian Labour and…

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    Comment #47764960

    Great news. One more piece of software that makes the world less reliable on A*be's expensive subscription fee based software.

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    Comment #47740354

    This is a good template for making terminal based apps that run on remote servers.

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    Comment #47700357

    Not directly related but still interesting. The fellow who came up with the ide for the Architectural Uprisings we have seen around the world, is still anonymous.

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    Comment #47671735

    My favorite pasttime for the last 12 years, besides reading hacker news, is to make music on my phone, ipad or on my piano. Will I stop making music now that Suno is here? No frigg…

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    Comment #47660830

    Is there some documentation for this? The code is probably the simplest (Not So) Large Language Model implementation possible, but it is not straight forward to understand for deve…

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    Comment #47528015

    Yes, architects still very much needs to draw by hand. Imagining working as an architect on a single family house. Being able to listen to the client and make drawings by hand in m…