@betaveros.bsky.social
be kind; everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.
puzzler, front-end-ish programmer, part-time dragon
interpretability @ anthropic (opinions are my own)
he/him
https://beta.vero.site/
(challenge: find my alt)
puzzler, front-end-ish programmer, part-time dragon
interpretability @ anthropic (opinions are my own)
he/him
https://beta.vero.site/
(challenge: find my alt)
I've also been hoping for this for a while! Here's the GitHub issue if you want to follow along: github.com/bluesky-soci...
User-created public and private Lists to curate user experience as well as help build community · Issue #1056 · bluesky-social/social-app
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. As Bluesky grows and especially when it goes public, many of us will likely be following more users. The more users we follow, the mor...
github.com
February 21, 2025 at 7:48 AM
I've also been hoping for this for a while! Here's the GitHub issue if you want to follow along: github.com/bluesky-soci...
There's a lot of truth to this but there also still definitely are forms of social media where the paragraph is alive and well, they just take a bit more effort to find and get into
January 1, 2025 at 1:53 AM
There's a lot of truth to this but there also still definitely are forms of social media where the paragraph is alive and well, they just take a bit more effort to find and get into
I've seen htmlforpeople.com go around, maybe useful. My default more comprehensive rec is developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/L... . If tutorials don't work for you, sometimes it's just use your browser's DOM inspector to see how a site you like did it. (I'm happy to answer random questions sometimes)
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December 29, 2024 at 3:58 AM
I've seen htmlforpeople.com go around, maybe useful. My default more comprehensive rec is developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/L... . If tutorials don't work for you, sometimes it's just use your browser's DOM inspector to see how a site you like did it. (I'm happy to answer random questions sometimes)
(1) Not really, I'm pretty tuned out of the leaderboard in general; I just don't think I'd get as much out of it as other ways I could be doing AoC or other things I could be doing now. (I have successfully continued solving the puzzles up to today in J)
(2) No promises but I'll consider it!
(2) No promises but I'll consider it!
December 5, 2024 at 8:56 AM
(1) Not really, I'm pretty tuned out of the leaderboard in general; I just don't think I'd get as much out of it as other ways I could be doing AoC or other things I could be doing now. (I have successfully continued solving the puzzles up to today in J)
(2) No promises but I'll consider it!
(2) No promises but I'll consider it!
Top of mind right now, J sort of... doesn't have the concept of parsing code before executing it? You cannot tell what the syntax tree of an expression like "a b c" is (to the extent "syntax tree" is a meaningful concept in J) until you know what a, b, and c actually are.
December 3, 2024 at 3:09 AM
Top of mind right now, J sort of... doesn't have the concept of parsing code before executing it? You cannot tell what the syntax tree of an expression like "a b c" is (to the extent "syntax tree" is a meaningful concept in J) until you know what a, b, and c actually are.