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Show HN:Playing Checkers with Local LLMs(github.com)
4 points by craig 2y ago|0 comments
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by craig 2y ago
I'm assuming they mean founders@<their-domain.com>.
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by craig 2y ago
I love that someone is actively working on components in the python space. Coming back to python after years in the js ecosystem I've found templates really cumbersome to work with, especially not having type system support. I know the
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by craig 2y ago
Sure! https://github.com/craigmulligan/standup
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by craig 2y ago
In the agile/scrum world people often do a daily "standup" meeting where you go over what you did yesterday and plan on doing today. Many of the teams I've worked with recently have moved to doing this async with a &quot
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by craig 2y ago
I recently built a cli called "standup" which given a git sha, will pass the diffs + commit messages to an LLM and produce a standup message. I still edit it a little but it saves time and means I never forget about stuff unless o
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by craig 3y ago
I've found it's autocomplete really bad. It often hallucinates import paths and other illegal operations. It's not clear to me why it can't leverage the LSP better.
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Google podcasts is shutting down(support.google.com)
99 points by craig 3y ago|139 comments
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by craig 3y ago
> Warning – I’m going to rant for many, many paragraphs. My advice is to skim I had a good chuckle at this.
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Hide console logging for passing tests and show it for failures with node:test(craigmulligan.com)
2 points by craig 3y ago|0 comments
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by craig 3y ago
I just moved to the USA from Europe and have found sms/mms to be annoying. I'm consistently missing texts especially mms. Maybe my settings are slightly off or the payload is exceeding MMS size limits but it's way less reliab
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by craig 3y ago
I've been building up a vintage Fuji and have been using Sheldon's site to find data on old standards. It's been incredibly useful. On a similar note I've also used https://www.disraeligears.co.uk/site&#x
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by craig 3y ago
Might be a silly question but how does one know this is the legit rule set and not gpt generating a believably fake one?
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Show HN: An Augmented Reality Brainfuck Interpreter(craigmulligan.com)
1 points by craig 4y ago|0 comments
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by craig 4y ago
I had a quick look at the code to understand what (sort of) meant. It's appending to a file and then reading it back and looking for the key line by line so it's O(n). I'm not sure about redis internals but I imagine its usin
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Show HN: Better hints for NYT's spelling-bee game(craigmulligan.com)
1 points by craig 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Predicting Surf Crowds(craigmulligan.com)
1 points by craig 4y ago|0 comments
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by craig 4y ago
I think you are misinterpreting the term "diff". Near the beginning of the article they describe it "At Meta we call an individual set of changes made to the codebase a “diff.” So diff == PR.
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by craig 4y ago
I've been building a basic sqlite like database [1] to improve my understanding of relational dbs. It's still early days but it's been fun using different data structures than I typically do in my day job. [1]: https:/&
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by craig 4y ago
Looks really neat. Anyone know of a similar neovim/vim plugin?
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Acid – A Brief Definition(craigmulligan.com)
1 points by craig 4y ago|0 comments
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by craig 4y ago
Is the code open source? I've been wanting to build something similar but with the option translate the text, to help with language learning.
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by craig 4y ago
Wasn't tangram previously an easy to use ML tool? I thought the product looked pretty neat, would be interested in reading a post on the pivot if there is one.
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Show HN: Packaging a Deno App with Docker(hobochild.com)
4 points by craig 6y ago|0 comments
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by craig 6y ago
What are you using to track your time? I've tried multiple times but never managed to build a habit, any tips?
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Ask HN: Anyone using DartLang for serverside work?
5 points by craig 6y ago|1 comments
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Lil – A dead simple static site generator(github.com)
2 points by craig 6y ago|0 comments
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by craig 6y ago
Great idea! I've just recently setup a veggie patch, I can't believe I used to pay for my greens. From the home page "Between 1989 and 2005, the price of fruits and vegetables in the US increased by 75 percent." Is that
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by craig 6y ago
Here in south africa too
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Show HN: Nawr – branch deploys for SQL databases(github.com)
2 points by craig 6y ago|0 comments

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