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Finally got to the vibe coding hackathon. Gonna mess with my local web app generator.

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A NASA astronaut has captured an electrifying image of Earth from space, featuring a gigantic, jellyfish-shaped "sprite" of red lightning shooting upwards above a thunderstorm in North America. The rare phenomenon is still poorly understood, despite being studied for more than 30 years.

Image credit: NASA/ISS/Nichole Ayers

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Cilantro + cumin + garlic + tomato has got to be the most goated combo. Obsessed lately.

@ricmac Profit hungry corpos will never want open standards that empower people. All they want is to trap attention and feed you ads / mine your data. There's no "new business model" that would be different from that. Small instances federating together is the way to go even if it doesn't 'scale' the way corpo tech does.

@ellyxir Last time I did something like this I just read their source code in devtools and injected a script in the console to simulate clicks with JavaScript :P

I've been playing the original cookie clicker lately and I keep getting this intense urge to automate it with a basic script that'd choose which items to spend cookies on next based on the current costs/payouts of all the buildings and upgrades. Sadly I have to actually get work done :P

Its not just some purity thing. It's much more about reducing cognitive load everywhere I can on the web. When I see underlined text (ideally some shade of blue) I know I can click that to show a different thing. All the behavior is something expected.

This goes for buttons & forms. Being clever and doing things differently than every other website just makes people have to think about what they're interacting with, even if only for a split second. That's not innovation, it's unnecessary friction.

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It's amazing how many ways English lets you politely express "Go fuck yourself".

Low key wanna make a streaming parser thingie in Rust where the gimmick is that I take slices for the tokens instead of allocating strings ir w/e. Nothing to use it for in the short term sadly 🤷

I just learned that #Codeberg only receives 350€ per week in donations at the moment. If you like #FOSS and/or you use Codeberg.org, consider donating. Its not GitHub backed by Microsoft, its a non-profit dedicated to providing great service for developers.

@trey @cwebber That makes sense, I usually set my display scale factor to 2.0 to compensate but some UIs just can't handle it sadly. The aliasing sounds rough. SimulaXR did custom stuff to wayland rendering to make text more clear but that hasb't made it out of there and sadly the xreals have no chance of doing the dame at the X1 chip level.

@lvk ooo yeah. I wonder how hard it'd be. Was most of the state just the context and kv cache? Sounds like not a lot. For some reason I though Ollama had some sort of "continue from the last call" feature already but I might be hallucinatinf

@jfred I wrote a bespoke parser and AST transformer thing for SAS (statistical analysis lang used in pharma). Sadly all proprietary. 😅

I wanna get into it for more langs though. I find a lot of parser ecosystems don't put enough effort into making it easy to serialize back to text after parsing + transforming 😅

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