chrisguilbeau

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by chrisguilbeau 14d ago
LLM: wrt frst 100fizzbuzz
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by chrisguilbeau 2mo ago
I spent three months with my family in Japan (Feb-Apr). We were in Osaka and used trains exclusively, just working remotely, homeschooling, living life with a few day/weekend trips. This captures for me the simple, clean, engineered be
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by chrisguilbeau 1y ago
I live in rural VT, 600 person town in national forest. Tons of us have EVs because you don’t have to drive down the mountain for gas and they drive great in the snow and mud.
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by chrisguilbeau 1y ago
All I’m saying is that starting FSD from park in my driveway and having it drive to my destination with my hands on my legs and then having it park itself when it gets there seems reasonable to call “full self driving” to me. I pay for the
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by chrisguilbeau 1y ago
Mine drove me from my house to the airport without my ever touching the steering wheel so what exactly do you mean?
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by chrisguilbeau 2y ago
I'm a developer that primarily uses gh copilot for python dev. I find it pretty useful as an intelligent auto-completer that understands our project's style, and unusual decorators we use. What tools would you tell a copilot dev t
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by chrisguilbeau 2y ago
I'll add my experience to the mix. I was in Thailand in the early 2000s and we were eating at a night market and I heard a song that sounded like something by the Beatles or another 60s band. I started looking for what it might have be
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by chrisguilbeau 2y ago
I've been using a comic sans based mono font now since the last time I saw it on HN (about a year ago based on my receipt). I use a paid version called Comic Code [1] I find it very easy to read as well as fun. I had similar feelings a
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by chrisguilbeau 2y ago
Late to the party, but I have a script called zbeep that takes command and args as arguments. Makes a sound before starting execution and has success and fail sounds. It’s great for those 5-10 min processes. For long stuff I have a similar
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by chrisguilbeau 3y ago
The term made it's way into climbing too for building anchors when trad-climbing. (traditional as opposed to sport climbing)
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by chrisguilbeau 5y ago
I have it set up on a raspberry pi for my kids and it works pretty well even with the mouse. One problem I have is that the mouse gets out of sync because the resolution of the tv the pi is on isn't 4:3 like the emulated window. I thin
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by chrisguilbeau 10y ago
I used a pi2 and an LCD I got off Craig's list to build an old Mac emulator with Basillisk II and a lot of patience (took a while to get the right combo of compile options, settings and display environment). It's relatively stable
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by chrisguilbeau 11y ago
Wow, so are we on the same wavelength or something? I made this a few weeks ago on JS fiddle with the idea of recreating kidpix. Even used unicode chars with a face for the undo! https://jsfiddle.net/97vLt5dj/24/
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by chrisguilbeau 11y ago
If anyone is looking for a good book on using vim effectively, this one is great: https://pragprog.com/book/dnvim/practical-vim
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by chrisguilbeau 11y ago
We just bought a used leaf for 12k at carmax. It was a 2013 with 16,000 miles on it and it easily gets 80 miles to a charge. All of the great things you read about them have all been true for us, super quiet, surprising acceleration, conven
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by chrisguilbeau 11y ago
To be fair, the things you mention (slavery, segregation, oppression, even genocide) have been justified by people led by pure atheistic humanism effectively cloaking oppression in logic, academia and scientific theory (Mao, Stalin, Hitler,
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by chrisguilbeau 11y ago
Growing up in Austin, I remember my dad telling me about this after hearing the lyrics to the song they used for the theme for Austin City Limits (the PBS show not the festival). Good ol' Texas country. "Well, when you're dow
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by chrisguilbeau 11y ago
I came up with this very minimal implementation of flex box. Basically defines row or column, their content can be centered or marked as tight to keep from dividing the cell evenly. https://github.com/chrisguilbeau/quic
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by chrisguilbeau 12y ago
I no longer use ST due to being in the terminal most of the time, but one thing I miss is how easy it was to write new packages with Python. Just enough of the API was documented and exposed to get what you needed done and usually resulted
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Diffmerge 4.0(sourcegear.com)
2 points by chrisguilbeau 13y ago|0 comments