darian.net
Dev! open source, local-first, llms, elixir, python & django. all sorts.
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Cheers. Iâm going to have to see, I might be away.
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What about dots and boxes? That game where you draw a point grid and then each person takes turns putting horizontal or vertical lines between the dots until they claim a box.
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itâs so good
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I believe positioning and clarity of message. Substack led creator-first and never positioned itself as a free to read platform.
Medium instead stumbled with direction over monetisation.
The wider ecosystem was also very different in 2012 vs 2017, the creator economy is very much a thing now.
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this is it for me. i love this place but that effect is certainly worse here. at least âshow me less like thisâ seems to work more here.
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Ding ding. I had to follow the light, literally.
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Very ready.
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If you donât want to run it locally, itâs available on OpenRouter. You simply top up with credits and get a basic chat interface which is enough to try it out.
openrouter.ai/deepseek/dee...
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Weâre looking at places LLMs can improve the product at the minute (who isnât) and val.town has been invaluable with getting some working UIs going quickly to experiment.
Full recommend.
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I am quite pro testing in production for most web stuff but our billing system should add numbers correctly.
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Very much so.
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The critical rule that has always applied still does though: read the tests carefully and ensure they fail assertions when making a deliberate change that you expect a fail with. Only way to ensure they're doing what you think they're doing.
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My workflow now is to write a decent stab of what I want the thing to do and then ask for full coverage tests written in <insert style> from Claude with an additional request for it to evaluate any things I may not have thought about.
This is the easiest it's ever been to gain 100% coverage.
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oh sourcemaps, of course, one of those things that will mysteriously stop working after an [npm update, bundle change, gust of wind đ¨]
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what counts as reliably in terms of sentry? itâs always seemed ok config wise but maybe thatâs because i view it through django projects which is how it started life
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Maybe a Ruizu? They do devices for kids with a little đ¤ speaker.
www.amazon.com/RUIZU-Portab...
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Splice studio maybe? They tried to fix cloud syncing but thatâs slightly different to what is needed IMO (and they sunset anyway). If youâve ever used a vim undo tree plugin, I want something like that for each synth.
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And happy new year!
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Iâve been away but youâve been busy! I spent New Yearâs Eve reading about Zero. Itâs looking great. I will be doing some experiments to replace our conversation stack in the coming months as it seems like a natural fit for it (current one is very web1).
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This made me chuckle because Nein always hits so much harder than No. You are right.
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Oh cool. Well then I canât wait to find out what that isâŚ
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Still largely Sonnet with Raycast Pro and Cursor. I am unsure if Raycast do anything on top of what Claude does to enable the web searching stuff but it works very well.
& separate ChatGPT sub for o1 usage but o1 has no web abilities yet.
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Yeah, there is a happy medium between the hype and the actual utility today.
I will try and share more.
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Search summary is up there with the most useful things definitely. I just gave it a list of Airbnbs and asked it to write about the trade offs of each area.
It just saves a lot of research time.
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Well quite! Itâs more to find the experimental/fringe/darker stuff and avoid the mainstream house nights.
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Whereas with Raycast you can give it the search results URL on whatever listing it is and ask it to summarise each one in the list, or even better: filter out to what you want.
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Haha. Going to a new city and being met with a list of flyers like this.
If you donât know the names, itâs impossible to tell what lies ahead..
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I know right, thereâs easily another five inches to make it higher.
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My language on this is harsher than it would usually be because I donât think most developers have woken up to whatâs coming.
There will be a huge divide between those that get it and those that donât.
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Currently my stack is Cursor and Raycast Pro mostly with Sonnet then drop to o1 whenever I need more.
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I missed the o1 news so this makes a lot more sense now. đ Thought you were talking cumulative cost.
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Thatâs so cool. Itâs funny how many successes just come from building something/anything in the first place.
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What was the first moment that you decided to build/commit to Geocodio and how did it come about?