Clarisse @qex.at · 3hthat's really cool! i wrote a progression that slowly builds tension every time it loops share.qex.at/494ac6a1-b9f...share.qex.at 100
Clarisse @qex.at · 3hwww.youtube.com/watch?v=7qDG...youtube.comFrancis Cabrel - Octobre (Clip officiel)YouTube video by franciscabrelVEVO 100
Clarisse @qex.at · 8hits actually insane how good IBM's shit is lol huggingface.co/ibm-granite/...huggingface.coibm-granite/granite-4.2-30b · Hugging FaceWe’re on a journey to advance and democratize artificial intelligence through open source and open science. 040
Reposted by ClarisseClarisse @qex.at · 15/09/2026while housed by a friend im still technically homeless, with basically no revenue, disabled, so i will be extremely grateful for any donation of any amount, it would really help 🩷 ko-fi.com/qexatko-fi.comSupport ClarisseSupport Clarisse 055
Reposted by ClarisseClarisse @qex.at · 15/09/2026hi, i'm still looking for a job few things that have changed: - i am now around wrocław - im relaxing the "no mandatory use of LLM" constraint as long as I can use a model from a company outside of the US, such as deepseek or kimi i still value code quality and robustness more than anything 12814
Clarisse @qex.at · 11hGood observation—our company model is indeed built around the idea of connecting our clients directly with the people who build their products. This is not a line in the contract—it is baked into our culture. We are interested in efficient delivery by limiting the number of intermediaries. 110
Clarisse @qex.at · 11hHello! Our investment fund has an open position for a LP. We are mostly investing in proactive, visionary startups that work on bridging the gap between frontier AI and local organizations that are in contact with the people and serve communities directly. Would you be interested? 130
Clarisse @qex.at · 11hApologies—I have an important meeting with my AI agent. Could we reschedule this appointment for later? If so, please forward your availabilities to my agent so it can figure out the best day and time for both of us. Thank you—and sorry again for the inconvenience. 130
Reposted by Clarisse⭐️eunnie⭐️ @eunnieboo.bsky.social · 28/05/2024pink in the night (2019) 184133125292
Clarisse @qex.at · 30/09/2026bro let me refresh discord just once. lemme scroll my bluesky one more time. i gotta check if i got signal notifications. i haven't checked telegram in a while. maybe someone opened an issue on one of my clearly dead github repositories. i need to check who's live on twitch to not lose my streaks 0141
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026how can such a basic website not be compliant to basic accessibility standards especially when its managed by the iana like cmon 000
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026btw if you come to paris the bakery "Painorama" makes extraordinarily delicious croissants 030
Reposted by Clarissedoll esters 🌑🐇 @agency.removal.surgery · 29/09/2026that’s why you always keep one (1) sunflower seed on your person 131
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026lmao i missed your response because you are marked as spam 😭😭😭 this website sucks 110
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026its kinda dumb that when ur hungry af u dont have the energy to get the food to have the energy to get the food to have the energy to get the food to have the energy to get the food to have the energy to get the food to have the energy to get the food to have the energy to get the food to have the 3324
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026"The paper would become substantially stronger if it were half the length and twice as algebraically precise." 040
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026(yes it is typed, no I don't use a type-checker. I use my BRAIN, ever heard of that? 🧠🙂😉😘😛😏) 020
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026it's really horrible that gcc is able to tell what's i'm doing and optimize it out 140
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026okay i seriously fixed that code because it had a bug a |= (b & ((1 << (sizeof(b) * 4))) - 1) << (sizeof(a) * 4); b |= (a & ((1 << (sizeof(a) * 4))) - 1) << (sizeof(b) * 4); a >>= sizeof(a) * 4; b >>= sizeof(b) * 4; 130
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026that's why I should never be left anywhere close lower-level programming languages 140
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026they said, "don't make the data fit the function, make the function fit the data", and I replied double the size of `a` and `b` then a |= (b & ((1 << sizeof(b) / 2)) - 1) << sizeof(a); b |= (a & ((1 << sizeof(a) / 2)) - 1) << sizeof(b); a >>= sizeof(a) / 2; b >>= sizeof(b) / 2; 1100
Reposted by Clarisseuni @uniw.university · 29/09/2026are there actually people who dislike nano? its the most "does exactly what i want it to" thing ever... its a little bunny that is always there when i need it, and never a nuisance!! 131
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026by "that's pretty old" I mean that it has accumulated code that has quite aged over the years also I did not mention how much I hate (n)curses 110
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026why would I work to get something I can already have + no shade to anthony but if you have ever worked on babi's codebase you can tell that it was clearly designed as a personal editor first and that it's pretty old + writing tests for TUIs is such a pain in the ass even with the current setup 120
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026babi is lacking many features that I regularly use in nano and I prefer nano's bindings 100
Clarisse @qex.at · 29/09/2026im the evilest programmer in existence rn (writing monolithic untyped python in light mode nano) 2170
