@vatsal_manot @krzyzanowskim agree, its too broken for my use
for the more limited scope of prompts, maybe you could get more out of it, but i share your skepticism
conceptually tho, i do like the idea and execution
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@johnnulls @krzyzanowskim Agreed with you on “if they cleaned the APIs up”, as is the story with so many of their other frameworks.
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nice use of nstextattachment
“reverse rich text”—where normal text is plain (same style and size), but rich embedded elements add pop, style and interaction—is underexplored
prompting/messaging/notes seem like good places for it
Eike Drescher@eikedrescher
Today we’re introducing Cheats in @Spielwerkapp Prompting has failed us. Most people don’t know what to type. AI unlocked a ton of skills for experts, but the rest of us kinda need a… cheat. Sound on!
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@gewang we declare a general structure, and then nudge things around within it
these attachments are perfect for this interaction
they expose buttons and handles for these nudging interactions
the keyboard to define the signal path, the mouse to adjust the flow through it
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in school, i loved the approach taken by @gewang's ChucK. we see the same in software like Strudel
the musical score and arrangement expressed programmatically via text
not in markup like CSound, but in plain, terse declarations and familiar control structures
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nice use of nstextattachment “reverse rich text”—where normal text is plain (same style and size), but rich embedded elements add pop, style and interaction—is underexplored prompting/messaging/notes seem like good places for it
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of course, the look of these displays totally breaks down if the text stops being plain
combining rich text and attachments makes it hard to get good-looking outputs, throwing the balance off unless the text is styled very minimally
but for many contexts, rich text isnt needed
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@ChrisRulon Well said, and you’re truly doing the Lord’s work. The only challenge I’d raise is that the digestibility of the critique affects how palatable it is to the fans and defenders. But maybe the bad taste I got says more about how I view guys like Pablo. Carry on!
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@johnnulls Maybe not the only approach but these media people have plenty of fans and plenty of defenders, not enough critics, we should keep them as honest as possible instead of making excuses for why they fall short or self censor.
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Pablo Torre fears Israel and loves his Morning Joe job, these things are directly related.
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@ChrisRulon No, I’ve seen those stories. And fair point. No need for the snippiness, I enjoy your critiques
But I think there’s an exposure vs coverage tradeoff that these personalities do navigate, and I don’t think always indicting the individual is the only approach
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@johnnulls Durant and Curry are basically Israeli defense contractors and the NBA and NFL are basically IDF and ADL propaganda mills at this point, I suppose a Pablo fan would have missed that news though
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@ChrisRulon why would the sports-obsessed TV personality report on the nation with no sports that owns the TV?
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@johnnulls excited for the day that Pablo Torre mentions Israel for the first time
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@TruthDG19 @drs10909 @mtracey What kind of loser spends his time on here defending Tracey? Yes people get a lot wrong about Michael. No, that does not make him right in the slightest
It just makes you a rube, who’s judgement is clouded by a desire for Epstein to be innocent
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"Strange hill to die on" = strange cliche to de-activate your brain with
LBC@LBC
'This is such a strange hill to die on.' @jhansonradio goes head-to-head with the 'face of Epstein scepticism', Michael Tracey, who denies that the disgraced financier was a paedophile.
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@spidersoze99133 @loomdoop Your numbers were dropping off there, I think you should go on…anyone else?
You’re gonna need a lot more to out-stack the millions of bodies from the American/Israeli death machine
What is the desired endgame?
That American teachers have freedom
Pretty simple
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@loomdoop Iran to the tune of 30k of their own people.
Illegals to the tune of hundreds of US citizens.
Should I go on?
I guess my question for you with the Palestinians is, do you support what Trump is doing with the ceasefire?
What is the endgame you seek?
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This is Scott Wiener's legislation, signed by Gavin Newsom, that criminalizes any criticism of the state of Israel, or open support of Palestinians at all.
The state is suing schools over a pro-Palestine student walkout, a Free Palestine poster, an anti-racist event, etc.
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a few years ago, i thought game engines might begin to act like IDEs for wider genres of apps, not just games
godot seemed primed for this, as the godot editor was built in this exact fashion
modest efforts have been undertaken, but this route still feels underappreciated
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while moving my grandpa out of his house, we found loads of junk lie tiki torches and bocci ball sets in his garage, still in the wrapper
"why did you buy all this stuff, grandpa?"
"The Price Was Right"
Depressed Oracle Red Bull F1 Fan Account@FlyoutChase
im sorry? what? lmao
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