psimyn
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psimyn
@psimyn
Stylesheet Computer
Melbourne, Australia Katılım Nisan 2009
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this is what half of Burial's post-Untrue discography sounds like
The Greatest Burger King Facts 🍉🐷👑@greatestbkfacts
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@catpoopburglar @sailaunderscore Apparently not! "Hand-clasping, arm-folding and handedness were shown not to be correlated" seems to be the case
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@sailaunderscore would this just be correlated with handedness?
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@steveruizok The week gives more realistic use too; more likely to notice things and experience it properly
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It could be that I haven't had enough sustained product time. Maybe that conviction could be built in a single 3-4 hour block. But I still feel like a big feature deserves a week of consideration, even if the coding happens in a day
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I've found myself going through this weird cycle of intensely working on a feature, finishing it, then thinking about it for a week before shipping
I think coding with AI accelerates my building but then I need time to be convinced by what I've built
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Classic SaaS/ZIRP management decisionmaking finally blowing up in everybody’s faces in a way that threatens business models, you can’t treat the physical layer of your business as some fungible abstraction when that layer is a supercomputing cluster
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@astridwilde1 Hmm. Question is whether they can go bankrupt in some predictable way, or whether it ends up being some awkward long drawn out process where they secretly borrow against their BTC to pay bills and make a tangled mess...
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no one could have predicted this (everyone predicted this)
Charles Edwards@caprioleio
Metaplanet is giga rekt. Their average cost basis is $105K. The Bitcoin treasury model failing in real time.
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In most Australian cities, the problem with public transport is not the face value of a fare for a trip on a bus, train etc.
It is the “generalised cost”, waiting time, unreliability, discomfort, slowness.
Cutting fares does not fix these costs to the user (it makes it worse)
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Offhand —
* Vacillation on masks, with abundant motivated reasoning in every case.
* Promulgation of made-up thresholds with no evidentiary basis (e.g. 6 feet).
* Authoritarian delight in nanny state intrusiveness (policing the beach and such).
* 180 on many issues around BLM.
* Lack of effective response from science funding bodies.
* Denial of aerosolized transmission.
* Changing of trial readouts so that they’d occur after the election. (Confirmed to me by senior OWS officials.)
* Crazy criteria for vaccine distribution.
* Adamant insistence on vaccine efficacy beyond what was supported by data.
* Almost complete lack of follow-through on OWS (on pan-variant vaccines).
I’m sure there are more, but those are the ones that stick out.
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@its_bvisness @rtroar then what? because that's what I think about when someone says "a frontend for ffmpeg"...
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@mayasweetm @unusual_whales by capping they mean putting a little hat on it
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@unusual_whales Capping daily price increases doesn't cap prices. It just guarantees they'll hit the ceiling faster.
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Germany will cap petrol stations to one daily price increase starting in April, per Bloomberg
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Kat is always doing some of the hottest shit
Kat ⊷ the Poet Engineer@poetengineer__
i built a dashboard for my claude code sessions: 254 sessions across 58 projects over 3 months 🤖🧚♀️ - 3d terrain map of token usage over time - session cards with first/last prompts, hover to expand - click to resume any past session in-browser - activity heatmaps, project treemaps code available for my x subscribers <3
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it’s kind of incredible that we spent the last two decades obsessing over skeuomorphism vs flat vs material & endless debates about affordances, cognitive load, fitts’s law etc basically optimizing software around human motor & perceptual limits…
only to realize those constraints don’t even apply to the actual future user of most software.
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86 incidents in the last 80 days
ThePrimeagen@ThePrimeagen
GitHub just living the dream right now
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@amenoacids @LaurenceBrem @jasonkneen I particularly like those since you can navigate/remember the space as well. I get lost in a 2d canvas but being able to kick off a task on a hill, near a gold mine, near a boar. Much easier to find things again later
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Yes. This interface good. But the cognitive load is too high.
A top-level layer of organization within the canvas could help mitigate this. Contextually related nodes are grouped together logically creating clusters of related tasks.
This is exactly why those “age of empires” uis for sub agents are so appealing.
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I’m beginning to think the infinite canvas AS the dev environment will win. Not the comfyUi style with dozens of interconnected nodes modelling complex workflows as system diagrams. Not the ui where each sub agent gets spawns a new window on the canvas.
A canvas. Spawn tools into space and create “clusters” of work you can navigate to. Minimap to navigate to various clusters. Notifications that deep link to a cluster.
Might need to build this myself now.
Jason Kneen@jasonkneen
The thing is with agents and agent orchestration, people like what they like -- I like the CLI but I also like the web and desktop chats -- so I figured, how could I use both at the same time, across tasks and agents. This was the result.
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I am increasingly convinced that this low-context naming system is the only one that makes sense for icon sets beyond ~500 glyphs. it runs circles around having to guess names like “share success, share complete, share check, confirm share, share confirmation, shar
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one of the worst things about glasses is not feeling a breeze flow across your face
machine yearning engineer@confusionm8trix
people forget that air is a fluid. one of my favorite things to do outside is to sit and feel the wind running over me like a rock in a stream
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you gotta be strangermaxxing you gotta be chatting up random people as much as you can. Big Individual lobby doesnt want you to, but that is why you must
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i've never finished reading christopher alexander's timeless way of being, because every time i read it I end up being inspired to do something. i suppose this is maybe one of the highest compliments i can give a book
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CEO of Oreos: If you're not eating at least 250 Oreos, something is wrong
sunny madra@sundeep
“If your $500K engineer isn’t burning at least $250K in tokens, something is wrong.”
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