Well for starters we have past experience. I think it's a gross lack of faith to pretend we're just going to repeat the same things. A far right government today may not be to everyone's liking, but it would obviously…
I see. It's annoying all the hype around these products. I feel like it's the same as "Gettings Things Done" all over again.
I'm tempted to try the free version as I'm curious what it is about. Is this just a productivity thing? Out of the top of my head I can't think of a lot of use cases but maybe RSS? Maybe I could ask it to give me a…
This is BULL. Windows 11 has never installed anything for me I didn't want. Only takes a little bit of tweaking to remove all the fluff from Start menu including internet searches and you're done. Many of these options…
I spend probably twice as much after Ubuntu install just trying to get the OS to behave in something approaching user-friendly. Plus install and configure extra Gnome addons to get a decent desktop experience.
I'm really confused about Claude in relation to image gen and videos. Few times I asked Claude to edit a photo it says it can't, or it produced soemthing awful by running some python library. I don't get it. Can Claude…
If anything that shows that AI doesn't replace skilled people. It accelerates the production of these assets, still requires skill and knowledge to produce good results. Up until recently, you'd pay someone else to…
Should the repo be archived? I rarely see people use that feature yet tons of repos on Github are essentially dead.
Somewhat relevant DOOM on C64 with variable height floor/ceilings https://kweepa.itch.io/doom64 And my favorite, Quake on C64 https://kweepa.itch.io/quake64
What's up with AI producing low usability websites? Dark mode, tiny fonts, gray text on black background, and so on.
All I know is I used to have full on colds during winter in my 20s to early 30s, like every winter I would get two weeks of runny nose till the skin became red and irritated, sore and painful throat, coughing, etc.…
We need a new term like appslop
I've never had to configure anything in uBO, it works great out of the box. Therefore uBOL experience is practically the same. I haven't seen a single ads in months of browsing.
The UI is just better overall. Ever since Chrome came out with the "unified search bar" imho Firefox was behind in usability. Firefox just follows. Like recently didn't they add tab groups after Chrome implemented them?…
Because Chrome is the better browser, lelz.
That's awesome. I wish there was like a "raw code" option like on many icons sites you can just copy the SVG.
Superb site. Just annoying in the Infinite View it keeps opening random pages when I just want to drag and scroll.
I don't like how most LLM explainer articles and videos say that essentially a LLM " predicts the next word". I'm a developer but not very good at maths and I still don't understand any of it. A LLM clearly has some…
What's the big deal? https://antigravity.google/product/antigravity-cli They just revamped Gemini CLI. Plus it gets the harness of Antigravity, seems like a straight up upgrade to me?
Talk about patience...
This is insanely good. But wow, prompting to get any one of these images is way more complicated than prompting Claude Code. There is a ton of vocabulary that comes with it relating to the camera, the lighting, the mood…
I agree. I think of AI as a search engine on steroids. But I think it IS the best way to search for information, to be able to put a question in natural language. I'm always amazed just how exactly on-point the answer…
That's not the full picture. If you're a senior CSS developer you will invariably reach a point of using "object oriented CSS" which is where you combine classes to an effect. At that point you're not far off Tailwind.…
I'm trying to catch up with AI but it's difficult because most articles I find are kinda vague and there is a lack of clear examples. It's always about prompting or how AI "is great" yadi yada but hardly any step by…
I believe fish oil / omega 3 helps. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK11888/
Well for starters we have past experience. I think it's a gross lack of faith to pretend we're just going to repeat the same things. A far right government today may not be to everyone's liking, but it would obviously…
I see. It's annoying all the hype around these products. I feel like it's the same as "Gettings Things Done" all over again.
I'm tempted to try the free version as I'm curious what it is about. Is this just a productivity thing? Out of the top of my head I can't think of a lot of use cases but maybe RSS? Maybe I could ask it to give me a…
This is BULL. Windows 11 has never installed anything for me I didn't want. Only takes a little bit of tweaking to remove all the fluff from Start menu including internet searches and you're done. Many of these options…
I spend probably twice as much after Ubuntu install just trying to get the OS to behave in something approaching user-friendly. Plus install and configure extra Gnome addons to get a decent desktop experience.
I'm really confused about Claude in relation to image gen and videos. Few times I asked Claude to edit a photo it says it can't, or it produced soemthing awful by running some python library. I don't get it. Can Claude…
If anything that shows that AI doesn't replace skilled people. It accelerates the production of these assets, still requires skill and knowledge to produce good results. Up until recently, you'd pay someone else to…
Should the repo be archived? I rarely see people use that feature yet tons of repos on Github are essentially dead.
Somewhat relevant DOOM on C64 with variable height floor/ceilings https://kweepa.itch.io/doom64 And my favorite, Quake on C64 https://kweepa.itch.io/quake64
What's up with AI producing low usability websites? Dark mode, tiny fonts, gray text on black background, and so on.
All I know is I used to have full on colds during winter in my 20s to early 30s, like every winter I would get two weeks of runny nose till the skin became red and irritated, sore and painful throat, coughing, etc.…
We need a new term like appslop
I've never had to configure anything in uBO, it works great out of the box. Therefore uBOL experience is practically the same. I haven't seen a single ads in months of browsing.
The UI is just better overall. Ever since Chrome came out with the "unified search bar" imho Firefox was behind in usability. Firefox just follows. Like recently didn't they add tab groups after Chrome implemented them?…
Because Chrome is the better browser, lelz.
That's awesome. I wish there was like a "raw code" option like on many icons sites you can just copy the SVG.
Superb site. Just annoying in the Infinite View it keeps opening random pages when I just want to drag and scroll.
I don't like how most LLM explainer articles and videos say that essentially a LLM " predicts the next word". I'm a developer but not very good at maths and I still don't understand any of it. A LLM clearly has some…
What's the big deal? https://antigravity.google/product/antigravity-cli They just revamped Gemini CLI. Plus it gets the harness of Antigravity, seems like a straight up upgrade to me?
Talk about patience...
This is insanely good. But wow, prompting to get any one of these images is way more complicated than prompting Claude Code. There is a ton of vocabulary that comes with it relating to the camera, the lighting, the mood…
I agree. I think of AI as a search engine on steroids. But I think it IS the best way to search for information, to be able to put a question in natural language. I'm always amazed just how exactly on-point the answer…
That's not the full picture. If you're a senior CSS developer you will invariably reach a point of using "object oriented CSS" which is where you combine classes to an effect. At that point you're not far off Tailwind.…
I'm trying to catch up with AI but it's difficult because most articles I find are kinda vague and there is a lack of clear examples. It's always about prompting or how AI "is great" yadi yada but hardly any step by…
I believe fish oil / omega 3 helps. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK11888/