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by friggeri 3mo ago
I’m beta testing a small abstract strategy game I invented and for which I trained an alphazero style AI, https://span.game I’m making a baby book for my son Henri featuring famous Henri’s through history. I’m also building a zi
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by friggeri 5mo ago
I stopped drinking 8 or 9 years ago, and I haven’t missed it. Not that it ever was a problem, I enjoyed a glass of wine or a cocktail every now and then, but I was training for an ultra marathon and figured I’d stay dry while I trained for
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by friggeri 6mo ago
I’ve been training an alphazero style model for an abstract strategy game I created 20 years ago. It’s been really fun learning about MCTS and figuring out how to optimize all parts of the pipeline to be able to train on ~millions of moves
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by friggeri 7mo ago
I grew up in France and started smoking before age 15, and was a heavy smoker (1 pack a day) until I quit when I was 27 after moving to the US. Getting out of an environment where smoking was normalized is what helped me take that step. Smo
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Build an agent into any app with the GitHub Copilot SDK(github.blog)
11 points by friggeri 8mo ago|1 comments
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by friggeri 8mo ago
https://friggeri.net
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Show HN: I built a portable Yahtzee device with custom PCB and WASM simulator(friggeri.net)
2 points by friggeri 8mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I built a portable Yahtzee device with custom PCB and WASM simulator(friggeri.net)
8 points by friggeri 9mo ago|1 comments
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by friggeri 9mo ago
non tantum … sed etiam …
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by friggeri 1y ago
Looking at the prompts op has shared, I'd recommend more aggressively managing/trimming the context. In general you don't give the agent a new task without /clearing the context before. This will enable the agent to be m
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by friggeri 1y ago
In the last 50 years, software has morphed from a hobbyist pursuit, to a nerdy subculture, to a trillion+ dollars industry. This has caused a pretty significant mix shift in the software developer community: the reason driving the mean dev
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by friggeri 1y ago
This is awesome! I’ve been working on and off for the last few months on an AI running coach app. Would love to compare notes of effectively prompting Claude or O3 to analyze workouts / build workout plans. In my experience it still re
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by friggeri 1y ago
I wanted something minimalist but high contrast, and enough variety so charts would not be repetitive. I have a thing for data visualization, so I pulled inspiration from the pile of books I have on my bookshelf.
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by friggeri 1y ago
That was a bug :)
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by friggeri 1y ago
Those are called "tile grid maps", I got the template for the world one here: https://policyviz.com/2017/10/12/the-world-tile-grid-map/
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by friggeri 1y ago
It’s changed over time: I first used MapMyRun with my iPhone, then switched to Strava on the iPhone, then got a garmin, and nowadays an Apple Watch. I’m super grateful for Strava to exist, if only as a repo of all my workouts.
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by friggeri 1y ago
Unfortunately my treadmill runs don’t have GPS data associated with them. Austria, PR and Hawaii were places where I ran mostly in the gym. This being said, Sweden is a fun one: I was in Copenhagen for a few weeks and I thought it’d be fun
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by friggeri 1y ago
Having experienced them, those runs were surprisingly not awful. In such cases I’ll jog a very slow mile, paying really close attention to what my body tells me (if I can walk, I can shuffle a mile or so). If anything, the act of getting ou
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by friggeri 1y ago
I’ve been lucky to never have any real knee issues. The only period I ended up with a little knee pain was because of a poor running shoe choice, and it resolved when I got properly fitted and changed shoes. Hope you figure out the source o
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by friggeri 1y ago
Not AFib thankfully, I had a few sporadic SVTs while running (it’s however unclear whether exercise was the original cause, or if it was congenital and started manifesting while running). Thankfully the ablation took care of them and I have
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by friggeri 1y ago
Like others said: take it slow, invest in the long term, and most importantly learn to listen to your body. Best of luck in your journey!
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by friggeri 1y ago
Congrats, that’s an amazing milestone!
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by friggeri 1y ago
Jogging a slow mile is pretty much "a day off" these days
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by friggeri 1y ago
I haven’t been to Australia, but I’ve run in Hawaii, which is part of Oceania (broader than just Australia).
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by friggeri 1y ago
Definitely a bug, will fix tomorrow, thanks for catching!
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by friggeri 1y ago
I haven’t aggregated the trend over time, but my resting HR has definitely decreased, I’m roughly around 40bpm at the moment, down from ~60bpm 10 years ago.
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by friggeri 1y ago
Unfortunately I ended up winging the data processing, so it was mostly a pile of adhoc scripts. The incremental update pulling from the Strava API is a little cleaner, but would require significant work to open source. The only thing I ever
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by friggeri 1y ago
I thought about it last week, was pretty quick to hack together! I loved loved running in Japan, such a wonderful country
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by friggeri 1y ago
At first it was all about the challenge of doing one more day. After about two years the streak became part of my identity, which might sound a little unhealthy. It’s easier to just head out and jog a mile or two than to let the number go b
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Show HN: Ten years of running every day, visualized(nodaysoff.run)
958 points by friggeri 1y ago|495 comments

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