objcts
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Comment · 10 months ago
Comment · 10 months ago
how is a skill considered auditable or controllable?
Comment · 11 months ago
is this the future we actually want????
or one that is truly inevitable and can’t be stopped?
Comment · 11 months ago
what’s wrong with doing… nothing? i stare out the window while claude rips on stuff, think about people i love and if crickets can fart.
Comment · 1 year ago
stare out the window. look at clouds. wonder how they take the shapes they do. think about water and how it moves through time and space. how those water molecules were once in a bowl of rice or loaf of bread. how many other things has this water been in? what about the water in my body, right now? holy shit, i’ve been a cloud before…
oh, claude’s done now. how does this thing work?
Comment · 1 year ago
i've been having fun building with astro on cloudflare workers... i have a few apps that have API endpoints, content, and react/svelte components all glued together in one codebase. it's been relatively easy to add drizzle and cloudflare's D1 database to handle data stuff alongside everything else.
Comment · 1 year ago
i use obsidian with the daily notes plugin and write stream of consciousness for about 15 minutes. sometimes i type, other times i use a dictation app.
lately i have been taking my daily notes and running them through a local LLM. i prompt it to “think like a therapist” and ask me follow up questions. this can dig up some interesting insights from time to time.
Comment · 1 year ago
> human oversight is still crucial, especially for security
always always always: code review everything AI makes (CREAM)
it also helps if you understand what it’s writing. the only way to do that is to… review the code
Comment · 1 year ago
i have a mammotion luba 2 AWD and it's saved me days this summer! so much more time to spend with the kids and less time sweating.
i've had it running since May and it's been amazing so far. i hope it can continue going strong and that the product ecosystem around it continues to improve. if it falls apart, i dunno if i can go back to mowing the lawn without a robot. i recently wrote a review of my experience here: https://mfelix.org/reviews/mammotion-luba2/
it's not hard to see how given enough time, these things will completely replace a whole sector of human labor. why pay someone hundreds of dollars a month (or do the work yourself) when the robotic options are good enough?
Comment · 1 year ago
i recently started writing music, service, and product reviews as a way for me
to sharpen my critiquing and writing skills.
here is one i wrote for my robot lawnmower: https://mfelix.org/reviews/mammotion-luba2/
maybe these will help folks, maybe they won’t. i don’t really care. it’s fun to write.
Players manage an energy bar to jump, land on clouds for super bounces, and you can throw bombs at each other to steal points and cause chaos. Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS, no dependencies, ~1000 lines in a single file.
The kids designed the characters (Kirby and Kee Kee) and we had a blast playtesting together... tweaking cloud bounce physics, adding a tie screen for when scores match, bumping bombs from 3 to 5. Kid-driven game design is so much fun.
Try it here: https://kirby-sky-jumpers.mfelixstudio.workers.dev
Controls: WASD + L-Shift (P1) / Arrows + R-Shift (P2)
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