grimgrin

Sometimes I use them, because I simply want the person to shut the fuck up

The half time super bowl show is on, if you're really having a _problem_ with Bad Bunny, I agree to disagree ;) "shut the fuck up"

in vim i am very fond of two mapping prefixes: <space> and ,

they're both so easy to reach for

you presume cor=rect

https://www.jmail.world/thread/EFTA02512824?view=person

This is a nice alternative link because it zooms into a few areas

https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/an-anciente-mappe-...

Not of course. You could have compiled datasets. Matter of fact I think that would be cooler for something with definitive lists

LLMs could compile it for you, by sourcing X Y and Z

I'll take a longbet with you that this or successors tackle more than a small handful of titles

We live in interesting times

That is so true I wanted to "fix it", granted, I'm not even using these at the moment, but I appreciated the idea

https://github.com/shmup/metacog-skills/

I'm not saying you should do this, but you can do this:

https://gist.github.com/shmup/100a7529724cedfcda1276a65664dc...

my buddy made one years back, sorta. it does a thing in one line

https://github.com/rupa/YOU_ARE_DEAD

An example of why you need to explain what you mean by AGI is:

https://www.robinsloan.com/winter-garden/agi-is-here/

i was gonna post this 15 hours ago but was sure someone would

warning, this ranking will put the horny muds up top: https://mudstats.com/Browse

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my MUD history goes: in '98 i got into realms of despair, played for years. another mud phase is awarded to trenton for his dbzfe/ff1 muds, both having tilesets if you preferred the pueblo mud client. dbzfe was unique in its real time combat, dodging left a right punch, or parrying it high, or ducking. all timing-based, high adrenaline moments for me

but, the past ~7 years or so, i just log into discworld. i made a very ugly site for it, not mobile friendly. https://badteeth.neocities.org/ not even eyeball friendly

seems i like throwing up pages for _things_. i briefly played a finnish mud: https://icesus.neocities.org/

knock it off. make the observation about the edit and suspicion. do not say it doesn't work

yes, everyone in this thread knows there is a mysterious edit and many are suspicious

a scam? like, a dishonest stunt to take our money?

i do see the comments about the mysterious needle stop edit

also possibly interesting to some is the cosmopolitan libc inclusion:

https://github.com/mruby/mruby/pull/6681

"this" meaning that level of care, not the wake-up speed

it's likely been on their mind for _a while_

those wanting lsp support in the loop have been using things such as: https://github.com/oraios/serena

only slightly similar, on desktop when making a visual selection, dragging cursor from x,y to another x,y then releasing? i'll run into problems with early releases sometimes, could be hardware, network, whatever

if the tool i'm using has this option, i will use it and love it:

    -D, --nodrag
      Allows you to click twice to indicate a selection,
      rather than click-dragging.

that's from maim, idk what else does it, but i prefer "nodrag" to "drag-and-drop" or "drag-and-release"

picknplace reminded me of it

if claude is stuck on a thing but we’ve made progress (even if that progress is process of elimination) and it’s 120k tokens deep, often when i have claude distill our learnings into a file.. and /clear to start again with said file, i’ll get quicker success

which is analogous to taking your problem to another model and ideally feeding it some sorta lesson

i guess this is a specific example but one i play out a lot. starting fresh with the same problem is unusual for me. usually has a lesson im feeding it from the start

Since you didn't know about for-profit prisons, here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_prison

this is a cool link, not an ELI5, but https://nickdrozd.github.io/2020/10/04/turing-machine-notati...

when I read "Instead of a phone/laptop/touchscreen/mouse/keyboard, your computational objects are physical objects in the real world, and you can program them inside the system itself" I do think of https://dynamicland.org/2024/FAQ/

perhaps it is the nature of their thought process

perhaps they blur their poetry

did they use an LLM in 2020: https://www.ithoughtaboutthatalot.com/2020/how-much-the-worl...

imo it reads best if you switch to a narrow view

in desktop firefox I ctrl-shift-m to compact the left/right'isms of the design

you made a non-comment, that's why you're downvoted

comments don't have to be substantial, but they should be adding something that might merit more responses, or could. yours does not. what kind of reply could you even give to "this place [and so, its users] hates [thing]"

I'd ask you to qualify it, but you can't really qualify such a statement

I think you could have asked this same comment w/o mentioning ChatGPT and you wouldn't have been downvoted to oblivion in 3 minutes

I don't see anything wrong with your asking to understand

I only typed Linus Torvald not realizing the person was asking for a "movie character" quite literally, lol. I thought "you mean the guy famous for (among many things..) his behavior?"

This is the first time I've had a comment hit -3 which, I mean, I get it!!

linus torvalds

gosh dangit, it's easy to re-read with that in mind

whoosh right past me head

maybe, but the blog post mentions it, sorta:

"Additionally, the first Grandia was recently remade for modern consoles with the release of the Grandia HD Collection."

what you see as "asserting dominance" i show as "giving respect"

are these the same things or are we reaching differently w/ the consideration