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As of last night, @nu_shell has built-in SQLite support in main! This was one of the features that made me fall in love with Nu; it got lost in the v0.60 engine rewrite, but now it's back and better than ever.
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computer enjoyer. urbanism tweets are over at @gridsvancouver
Vancouver, BC, Canada Katılım Aralık 2007
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I have migrated to Mastodon (@reillywood" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">mastodon.social/@reillywood) for computer stuff and bsky (gridsvancouver) for urbanism stuff. They are much better than this site, these days.
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@simonw @charliermarsh Tools should be written so that you do not need to reconfigure shells. That we normalized this over the last 10 years was a mistake and we are not forced to continue walking down that path :)
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I wrote a bit about how I've been using Aider, which I really recommend trying reillywood.com/blog/how-i-use…
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@disconcision @JungleSilicon !! I would love to meet up but I am fully committed until about 6PM; too late?
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looks like I have an (early) afternoon to kill in van. anyone around in a couple hours? @reillywood? @JungleSilicon?
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I want to talk about some projects in here that I worked on, many of which haven't been documented publicly before:
Bret Victor@worrydream
★ Dynamicland's new website documents ten years of progress toward a humane dynamic medium. dynamicland.org
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★ Dynamicland's new website documents ten years of progress toward a humane dynamic medium. dynamicland.org
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Great thread of explanations but I think the biggest one is that designing an information technology system to model some aspect of the world is VERY similar to some of the schemes in SLAS. It resonated with the people doing it, who wanted to understand their work better
jasmine sun@jasminewsun
also: does anyone know how Seeing Like A State became such a silicon valley bookshelf fixture?
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@paulgauthier I’m loving Aider and the pace of development is remarkable. Thank you!
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Aider v0.53.0 can keep your prompt cache from expiring. It can ping the Anthropic every 5min to keep the cache warm with --cache-keepalive-pings.
Aider wrote 59% of the code in this release.
#preventing-cache-expiration" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">aider.chat/docs/usage/cac…
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Richard Hipp, creator of SQLite, just made a new branch that implements a subset of this new "pipe syntax".
Trying it out, not sure if I dig the "|>" syntax, it's a bit awkward. But having FROM come 1st and making SELECT optional is a welcome addition
sqlite.org/forum/forumpos…
Simon Willison@simonw
My notes on Google Research's new paper describing "pipe syntax", their alternative syntax for SQL queries which they've been rolling out internally since February simonwillison.net/2024/Aug/24/pi…
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A new release of Ratatui has been cooked up and is ready!
🧀 We've added init() and restore() methods which greatly reduces the boilerplate!
🦀 A minimal hello world now looks like the snippet below.
➡️ See the other changes: github.com/ratatui/ratatu…
#rustlang #ratatui #tui
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This screenshot has two things:
- Tears of the Kingdom is using Dear ImGui, which I sort of knew but didn't have public proof of.
- but mostly: Nintendo use tools to track who placed certain objects in the world, in order to facilitate tracking/discussing intent among designers.
ニカイドウレンジ@R_Nikaido
宮本茂氏がゼルダ開発中に「この石をここに置いたのは誰や？」って尋ねたけど結局誰も名乗りを上げずに怒った、みたいな話が記憶に残ってる。たしか「責任や意図がない」みたいな話だったかな？ それはそれとして、今回のCEDECティアキン講演では石を置いた人が誰か分かるような機能が搭載されてた。
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having a real Linux moment tonight (there is no escaping display scaling bugs, even at 2:1)
Framework@FrameworkPuter
We're excited to announce the latest Framework Laptop 13 with Intel Core Ultra Series 1, an optional 2880x1920 120Hz display (ideal for 2:1 scaling on Linux), and new configurations for businesses with 3 year warranties. Pre-orders are open now.
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just having a great time on the computer this week and getting paid for it
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ok it's generally pretty good for computer stuff, gonna keep using it, but there's also something to the notion that Mastodon attracts people who have no chill. and now they have a 500 character limit!
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Trying this out: @reillywood" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">mastodon.social/@reillywood
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