Fun, but annoying when articles like this reference online resources like github repos and hackernews threads without linking to them anywhere
https://github.com/instructkr/claw-code Maybe the hackernews thread? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47584540
I think interesting? It’s kind of hard to tell.
You are going to have to significantly tone down the editorialization and platitudes to get this to a place where a journal might consider it.
Make the point of how it’s novel or useful by explaining what it does, not by repeating that it’s novel and useful.
You should post the code!
You sent me down a mini rabbit hole!
It’s so weird to me that people decided yes “November” and “uniform” are great words for rapid communications. Uncle was already in there so nephew or niece would be fine, or even like net idk.
Also have never seen alpha spelled “Alfa” in my life but it’s actually in there, bonkers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allied_military_phonetic_spelling_alphabets
Very cool, thanks for the explanation!
Maybe this is just me but using a torrent through a CLI is something I have not explored at all, I just transfer files back and forth. Seems very useful
I just use jellyfin, what is all of the rest of those things for?
I guess in order for this to work you need to have set up that directory with the routing configuration? I’ve only ever gotten 404
Probably too much of this resonates lol.
How did you afford 3 degrees?
Also, you mentioned you live at a different tempo than most people - if you meant literally tempo, are you faster or slower?
To be a little more specific, schools take a cut (often called overhead) of awarded grant money to pay admin salaries among other things - sometimes in excess of 50%!
These rates have grown universally over time and the practice is obvs not popular amongst the actual researchers/PIs.
It’s different kind of risk when failure means you may not eat or become homeless.
The rich do not incur that kind of risk when they engage in “entrepreneurial-ship”
I did this in 2024! I use Finamp on my phone for music.
I bought a lot of albums on bandcamp, bought CDs for those that weren’t on bandcamp, and pirated those that weren’t available in either format (looking at you still woozy, stop releasing tapes lol).
Used CDs are a great deal and can be shipped all over the world for cheap.
Users on jellyfin can be allowed access to selected media libraries so just divvy stuff up that way, simple as folders.
This is super important (and hard)!
idk if this is an autism thing or not, but for me I logic myself into valuing external opinions as more important/credible than my own since they are potentially less biased.
Then I’m essentially judging myself based on my perception of the perception of others; two degrees of separation from reality!
I love this syntax! Coming from languages like R and Julia this all looks and feels super natural, and the implementation of the pipe is perfect.
The pseudo OOP stuff with self in maps is also very clever.
I’ve tried building some data structures in Lua and got hung up on meta tables and such - the use of “self” and the fact that maps here stay in order is awesome.
Makes me think of lightweight, dynamic rust.
I guess it would be called an alternating island rather than dynamic island?
Funny, I was just checking the comments to see what is was. I see Fallout brotherhood of steel knight guy in power armor, but idk about the thing on the left
Is my instance de-federated if this community is “completely empty”?
Just out of curiosity, how would one do this (in general terms)?
I hope I never have to because I’m sure I would not figure it out lol
idk if this could be subjective, but what do you mean by upstream here? Does that mean it’s included in most distros?
As far as I can tell, claw code is the python reproduction of Claude code that the leaker/discoverer wrote up to avoid getting sued or at least taken off github for hosting their leaked code. I haven’t looked at the repo much so it might be very incomplete, but maybe it works!