hmartin

Hi anteloc, congrats on some cool projects! Look forward to playing with them over the weekend.

pyldraw3 creator here btw... would love to find a forum where we (i.e. the handful of us trying to push lego tooling forward) can collaborate and communicate better.

My current main effort is deterministic model/instructions building but I've been thinking a lot about how to incorporate agents: https://github.com/hbmartin/legolization

The calendar app and my internal clock disagree, is it April 1 today or no?

uh wut to all three sentences

It is actually shocking to no longer be able to access my data with literally no warning.

As in, not even a dialog saying "hey this drive isn't support anymore"... just... nothing.

What exactly is Apple gaining by dropping a (presumably) super stable driver??

Nice that you can dismiss this as "largely obsolete technology" tho.

Yes, thanks for the correction. I skipped 26 but could no longer hold out :)

The had a safe super intelligence bug dating back to 2011?

Wow so ahead of their time.

(And since I'm bad at sarcasm and don't wish to mislead, SSI = Serializable Snapshot Isolation in this context.)

Also dropped support for FireWire drives, as I just found out the hard way.

> A well-known limitation is that Apple only allows two macOS VMs per physical Mac. It can be a Mac Pro with 24 cores and 192 GB memory, yet it is limited to running only two guest VMs. This limitation leaks into our product offering: we can only slice Mac resources in two halves. So we run instances with 6 or 12 cores on 14-core Mac Minis and 8/16-core instances on 18-core MacBooks (we reserve a couple cores for management overhead).

The PR has a nice writeup: https://github.com/xqlsystems/xarray-sql/pull/269

Pretty much all "everyone else said i was wrong" stories end with "turns out I was wrong"

I worked with GPT to create this script based on the Apple doc, also with helper options for ensuring homebrew's python and java are up to date:

https://gist.github.com/hbmartin/d485b07691d9dc2a66937f50719...

I worked with GPT to create this script based on the Apple doc, also with helper options for ensuring homebrew's python and java are up to date:

https://gist.github.com/hbmartin/d485b07691d9dc2a66937f50719...

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How does it compare to Zulip?

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Agreed. I tried signing in and immediately hit a paywall. Can't wait to be spammed.

That said, some nifty ideas that aren't hard to prompt / reference oneself. Thanks from a swe who's terrible at design but does care about it!

Bravo

I wish I could upvote this comment more

Neat! I implemented something similar (real time playing along with GoL) for desktop:

https://github.com/hbmartin/openrndr-game-of-life

Beautiful.

Interesting! Raw JavaScript writes to an ImageData buffer enlarged to canvas. No 3rd party libs or WGSL

> going to look like the 90s "under construction" banner gifs

exactly why I love it...

> Spinal is a new way to understand a codebase, how it's evolved, and the live changes streaming into it. It's ultra-low-latency, anticipates what you'll reach for next, and bubbles up the signals and insights that deserve your attention.

Ok, but what is it?

Thanks for the $$ I'm about to spend :heart: :sob:

I've been working on a TypeScript package to provide a unified search API across these providers:

https://github.com/hbmartin/agent-web-search

So this gives a unified search experience without adding another cloud hop and dependency.

No, you cannot manually turn on HDR on iPhone.

Also clicking the logo is really fun!

"I am going to make sweeping generalized statements about an entire industry after two whole weeks of experience at one single company"... ok