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vinnymac
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Comment #49053456
I once described Mythos and then Fable as escaping the box we put them in. This would certainly fit that narrative.
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Comment #49053433
> For a long time they would have global outages where the status page would list everything as green and the only reason you'd know something was wrong was the forum threads. Thei…
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Comment #49031208
I created a web-of-trust forum built on ATProto. https://caterpilla.rs Probably one of the most fun projects I’ve ever worked on, and I largely attribute that to the protocol. I’m …
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Comment #48886718
Yesterday I gave Claude Fable a difficult task. It then proceeded to spawn 415 agents. It got it done, but damn was it expensive.
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Comment #48549986
I’m working on an open source Forgejo Frontend that exposes additional features like this, and offers a better user experience, faster large diffs, and basically fixes every little…
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Comment #48528713
No doubt in my mind, a future Apple model will be the best to use for this purpose. They likely have more swift to train on than anyone else, and would benefit directly from more q…
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Show HN: A Bluesky client for PICO-8
I’ve been working on this for some time after learning about PICO-8 and its constraints to fit into the p8 cartridge limits and was looking for a challenge. So I made Picosky, a Bl…
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Comment #48422490
Well said. In creative spaces they talk about “Dirty” vs “Clean”. Dirty they say lets you move fast. Clean is slow. Happen to be a startup that isn’t mission critical to someone’s …
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Comment #48363486
Curious, why do you say that as if the "I'm Feeling Lucky" button isn't still on the homepage in 2026?
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Comment #48363313
Same here, I now self host Forgejo and Tangled Knot + Spindle. Only use GitHub for employers at the moment, but don’t intend to put new code there going forward.
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Comment #48363119
I’m actively working on a free and open source alternative Frontend for Forgejo that I self host called Joui
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Comment #48363080
I’m in the process of developing an alternative Frontend for Forgejo that’s incredibly fast, and works perfectly well on Safari and Firefox. Here is a screencap of the wip mobile U…
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Comment #48357767
I’ve always felt this automation shouldn’t exist at all, but should rather be selectively controlled via a hook. The hooks yarn offers out of the box for example can be used to run…
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Comment #48357702
In case others are unaware, you just have to set https://yarnpkg.com/configuration/yarnrc#npmMinimalAgeGate to the value you want. It defaults to 1 day.
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Comment #48357598
It’s on by default in yarn 4 too now, but pnpm was the first to market that default minimum gate. https://github.com/yarnpkg/berry/pull/7135
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Comment #48323511
I tried it but see a lot of false positives. One funny thing I see it doing is deleting seemingly random comments lines, for example if a file has a comment that spans multiple lin…
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Comment #48313440
The problem is that we have an ever growing and large number of constraints, and not following even a single one means the result is sloppy. I don’t see them fixing this any time s…
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Comment #48311119
It’s still early days, but I already have it in a useable state so I could share more such as early screencaps. I plan on focusing primarily on these areas: - mobile experience is …
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Comment #48294619
I moved most of my projects off GitHub to Forgejo and will be using Tangled too for public repositories. I don’t think people realize that if you self host Forgejo, you get 99% of …
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Comment #48293984
I’m actively working on an alternative Frontend for Forgejo at the moment, completely self hostable, free, and open source. Moving everything from GitHub to Forgejo and Tangled for…
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Comment #48249845
I left a similar comment elsewhere in this thread. I still remember when so many people hallucinated that we would suddenly have flying cars by 2002 at the latest. If we achieve se…
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Comment #48249694
I appreciate your insights in a sea of psychosis comments. I find it strange how many people think we have achieved the likes of Y2K flying cars 20 years ago, or the dream of havin…
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Comment #48140082
Not to mention how trigger happy LLMs can be when it comes to being overly verbose and adding unnecessary bits even with explicit direction not to do so.
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Comment #47890214
This made it impossible for me to read, and Safari Reader was unavailable, further cementing my press of the back button.
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Comment #47600406
When doing this remove write permissions on the test file, it will do a much better job of staying the course over long periods. I've been doing this for over a year now.