Stackoverflow answers kind of provided a source of truth by being confirmed / upvoted by people trying them out. We're completely abandoning this medium (on which LLMs are trained), even as technologies keep changing. Perhaps coding agents should start posting to stackoverflow too...
Readit Newscoolius commented on Stack Overflow is almost dead blog.pragmaticengineer.co... · Posted by u/Jerry2
coolius commented on Hunyuan3D-2-Turbo: fast high-quality shape generation in ~1s on a 4090 github.com/Tencent/Hunyua... · Posted by u/dvrp
has anyone tried to run this on apple silicon yet?
Or we could just fill the same container with....water
i was wondering whether this could be hardware accelerated.
coolius commented on Query Apple's FindMy network with Python github.com/malmeloo/FindM... · Posted by u/nkko
Using this as soon as Play sound is integrated!
same, i would use it to build a thing that makes my phone ring at the push of a button.
I would totally watch them race each other.
coolius commented on Show HN: I made a tiny device for automatically recording digital pianos jamcorder.com/... · Posted by u/chipweinberger
Looks really great! If I had a standalone keyboard I'd be considering this!
Your project got me thinking - here's one idea: Windows should get MIDI 2.0 support soon, incl. non-blocking MIDI reading if I understood correctly. That should make it possible to create a small background application that records all incoming MIDI from all (or chosen) connected MIDI devices. It would work very much like your recorder and could share the same mobile app?
This I would be interested in. Since it's a software only solution, it could be cheaper and lower entry barrier.
I actually coded that as a macos toolbar app. If anyone's interested, I could share the code to GitHub.
coolius commented on Coding on iPad using self-hosted VSCode, Caddy, and code-server tailscale.com/kb/1166/vsc... · Posted by u/transpute
It's a sad state of affairs that the iPads are so incredibly powerful, with the exact same silicon as MacBooks, and yet to do real development work on one you have to reduce it to the worlds most expensive thin client connected to a real computer somewhere else.
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I’m very curious, are you running the JDK inside the app? What difficulties did you run into trying to embed an external runtime?
I got OpenJDK 17 to compile for iOS, but I had to disable JIT compilation as iOS doesn't allow running unsigned Code.
Running the JVM itself is possible as long as the binaries are signed, and located at the correct paths.
The paths issue really made me jump through hoops because Apple doesn't sign binaries unless they are bundled in Frameworks at the root of the bundle. That forced me to create symlinks to replicate the directory structure expected by the JVM while satisfying Apple's stupid policy.
Of course this whole thing only occured when I tried to submit to the App Store and the whole app was finished. I wasn't going to give up at that point.
somebody tell them about antlr4