Im sick and tired of prompt engineering. So I made an automated prompt optimizer
/r/programming
Discussions
Happiness Within
/r/wholesomememes
How I Made $40K on My Sixth Attempt: A Strategy
/r/SideProject
Tweet by @RiYO___14
りんご飴ハロ完成！！
このまま、ほしきたベースのコンペに提出しなければ🍎💨
#ガンプラ #食べ物系ハロ #ほしきたベース https://t.co/2oHxK2Xdwt
— RiYO_14 (@RiYO___14)
Jul 20, 2024
Things You Wish You Didnt Need to Know About S3
/r/programming
Tweet by @emollick
👀Claude handles an insane request:
“Remove the squid”
“The document appears to be the full text of the novel "All Quiet on the Western Front" by Erich Maria Remarque. It doesn't contain any mention of squid that I can see.”
“Figure out a way to remove the 🦑“ https://t.co/8yirBmSuIl
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick)
Jul 18, 2024
feelSafeInAWay
/r/ProgrammerHumor
Solar panels in parking lots make so much sense. Why dont we do this in the US?
/r/sustainability
Emil tattoo! Artist @cedarwoodtattoos
/r/nier
Tweet by @danallison
There are two tweets that together have unlocked something for me that I wasn’t really able to do before. It’s essentially how I now interpret the woo expression “raise your vibration”, which previously made zero sense to me. Tweets quoted below.
— Dan Allison (@danallison)
Jul 16, 2024
Tweet by @timkonie
I paid the evil overlords 250€ today for a code signing cert. Most unsatisfying purchase of my life! 😐
#buildinpublic https://t.co/6m2OW4MezA
— Tim (@timkonie)
Jul 15, 2024
Tweet by @timkonie
I just shipped Rapidemo v1.1.8! 🚢
Here's what's new:
📷select cam and mic
📂reveal project in file explorer
🪲lots of bug fixes
Thanks @piprees for the suggestions!
#buildinpublic https://t.co/iBpW2z6Tya
— Tim (@timkonie)
Jul 13, 2024
August Burns Red released Constellations 15 years ago today.
/r/Metalcore
Got a snake done today. Done at scapegoat tattoos in Medina Ohio
/r/tattoos
Even after 7 years and my personal seventh playthrough the game keeps surprising me.
/r/horizon
Tweet by @timkonie
Updating the landing page counts as marketing, right?? 🙏 https://t.co/NKE98ezhhu
— Tim (@timkonie)
Jul 10, 2024
I've released my app Rapidemo a screen demo recorder that zooms in on clicks and adds auto-subtitles
/r/SideProject
Tweet by @doctorbaytas
published a new essay
thank you @tcosta_co, @mertduzgun_, @willthomson__, @moeyarroum for brilliant comments that help think around this https://t.co/lvWAr2OpvP
— Baytaş (@doctorbaytas)
Jul 9, 2024
Use ender chests people
/r/MinecraftMemes
Really having trouble aiming with mouse and keyboard... Anyone else think that this game plays better on controller?
/r/horizon
Tweet by @bentonnnnnn
Wrote an article on why SSR is a better choice for applications than SPA's and client rendering. Please give it a read and let me know your thoughts.
— well adjusted individual (@bentonnnnnn)
Jul 4, 2024
Jealous of our lifestyle
/r/CuratedTumblr
Finally someone put it into words
/r/CuratedTumblr
From Inspiration to Creation: Grapycal Your Human-Friendly Innovation Tool.
/r/programming
Tweet by @joshuantaylor
TBH, Designers are often not on the front lines and not naturally speaking to users on a daily basis. We forget this. So for us, we have to construct discreet conversations with users. That’s great. And the rigor is hugely valuable. But it is by no means the only way to… https://t.co/hJPvXhQH74
— Josh Taylor (@joshuantaylor)
Jul 3, 2024
Tweet by @TracketPacer
fulfilling my promise 2 talk abt awesome men: my dad
when i was little (like 3-5) i’d make these useless contraptions out of random crap around the house & call them my “inventions.” he would pretend to be rly impressed every time i made one & proudly displayed them in the house
— TracketPacer (@TracketPacer)
Jul 1, 2024
bestProgrammingLanguageEver
/r/ProgrammerHumor
ELI5: Why dont we use Boracic lint (Skint??) Anymore? And what does it even do?
/r/explainlikeimfive
Not knowing when something will happen can cause anxiety. If you know something is going to happen as time goes on the hazard rate goes up because you know it didnt happen earlier. A new study found that the hazard rate rather than the actual probability of getting a shock drives anxiety.
/r/science
TIL: There is a strange phenomenon where chemical crystals can change spontaneously around the world spreading like a virus causing some pharmaceutical chemicals to no longer be able to be synthesized.
/r/todayilearned