@Thomas Fuchs
20 years ago I killed Flash with my #JavaScript library script.aculo.us. Now mostly petting cats. Also dabbling in #retrocomputing and #astrophotography.
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Recent Notes
Thanks Internet, I feel old now
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The exploding rockets guy wants to make a "historically accurate" movie of the Odyssey?
My guy, the Odyssey itself isn't "historically accurate".
My guy, the Odyssey itself isn't "historically accurate".
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Love to have a peace-loving "no wars" Republican president and low gas prices!
oh wait
oh wait
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nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpq29hy4ks3znggpc53w2pc972pmjsh9yftesua6nudx7plfzyyeugs36fr89 This might be even more on point than you realize! 😅
@nprofile1q... Fwiw a lot of people watch (more or less obscure) YouTube channels just for seeing people do interesting stuff.
Like I sometimes get mesmerized by watch repair or singing technique videos despite never wanting to do either myself; it's nice to see people good at what they're doing being excited about stuff.
Like I sometimes get mesmerized by watch repair or singing technique videos despite never wanting to do either myself; it's nice to see people good at what they're doing being excited about stuff.
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New video coming later today. This one took a lot of time to make and it’s only going to be useful for a handful of people. The fun of having niche interests, I guess. Hope it’s still going to be ...
@nprofile1q... Completely unlike the billions of people who need to know how to idk how to use a TL866 EPROM programmer in Linux
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"What's so wrong about trans people having to use different bathrooms?"
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lol cheating and still losing
So wait the guy with the giant Nazi tattoo is bad?
There’s cartridges and then there’s CARTRIDGES
My biggest takeaway from “LLMs are useful for some aspects of writing software, and lots of people like it” is still that the existing tools we made for writing software are bad.
The last 20 years were spent on ever more complex layer cakes of frameworks, humongous IDEs and more new and “improved” programming languages that I can count—yet many programmers prefer a chatbot over them.
The last 20 years were spent on ever more complex layer cakes of frameworks, humongous IDEs and more new and “improved” programming languages that I can count—yet many programmers prefer a chatbot over them.
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So for companies AI doesn’t improve productivity but you have to fire people to be able to afford paying for it and you need to give it your proprietary processes, computer code and also your customer’s data—
…sounds like an amazing deal!
…sounds like an amazing deal!