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I crawled 827 employers' career sites to measure ATS market share(resumegeni.com)
3 points by blakec 3mo ago|0 comments
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What's New in SwiftUI for iOS 27(blakecrosley.com)
2 points by blakec 3mo ago|0 comments
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PixelPaint – A MacPaint tribute for Apple's 50th(blakecrosley.com)
1 points by blakec 6mo ago|1 comments
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by blakec 6mo ago
I built a browser-based recreation of MacPaint (1984) as a tribute to Bill Atkinson and Susan Kare. All the original tools, marquee, lasso, pencil, brush, spray can, paint bucket, eraser, line, shapes, curves, polygons, with pixel-perfect S
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by blakec 7mo ago
Lot of good points in this thread but it keeps circling "LLMs produce code that looks right but isn't" without landing on what to actually do about it. The two I hit most often: the model says "I'm confident this wo
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by blakec 7mo ago
The cache key collision is the part that keeps bugging me. Most CI/CD pipelines share a single npm cache across workflows. Cline's triage workflow restored a cache keyed on `${{ runner.os }}-npm-${{ hashFiles('package-lock.js
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by blakec 7mo ago
IDF handles most of it. In BM25, inverse document frequency naturally down-weights terms that appear in every document, so JSON keys like "id", "status", "type" that show up in every chunk get low IDF scores au
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by blakec 7mo ago
commented below with more info in depth
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by blakec 7mo ago
I wrote it up. The full system reference is here: https://blakecrosley.com/guides/obsidian — vault architecture, hybrid retrieval (Model2Vec + FTS5 + RRF), MCP integration, incremental indexing, operational patterns. C
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by blakec 7mo ago
The FTS5 index approach here is right, but I'd push further: pure BM25 underperforms on tool outputs because they're a mix of structured data (JSON, tables, config) and natural language (comments, error messages, docstrings). Keyw
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by blakec 7mo ago
The proxy-based secret injection approach mentioned upthread is solid for network credentials, but it doesn't cover the local attack surface — your SSH keys, GPG keys, AWS credentials sitting in dotfiles. Those are the actual high-valu
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by blakec 7mo ago
I've been cataloging agent failure modes for two months. They're not random, they repeat. I gave them names so I could build mitigations: Shortcut Spiral: agent skips verification to report "done" faster. Fix: mandatory
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by blakec 7mo ago
I built one of these by accident over two months on Claude Code. ~15,000 lines of hooks, skills, and agents. I never set out to build an orchestration layer. I fixed one problem (stop the model from suggesting OpenAI). Then another (inject
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by blakec 7mo ago
Yeah, but not a framework. I'm using Claude Code's hook system. 84 hooks across 15 event types. Biggest thing I learned: don't let multiple hooks fire independently on the same event. I had seven on UserPromptSubmit, each rea
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by blakec 7mo ago
The discussion is focused on blame but the real question is architectural: why was there no gate between the agent and the publish button? Commands have blast radius. Writing a local file is reversible and invisible. git push reaches collab
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Reinventing Organizations(youtube.com)
1 points by blakec 11y ago|0 comments
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by blakec 11y ago
Nice read. Pay what feels right.
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Beautiful Soup or how to pull data from HTML and XML files with Python(medium.com)
1 points by blakec 13y ago|0 comments
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The Zen of Python(medium.com)
3 points by blakec 13y ago|0 comments