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by gcmeplz 2mo ago
Agreed that it (used to be) less common. AP style (like the article mentioned) uses spaced em dashes, and I think that style of spaced em dashes are more common in writing today because that's what Claude (particularly Sonnet) likes to
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by gcmeplz 4mo ago
yeah, I immediately came to the comment section to look for inlay hints, and your comment is the only one that mentions them. I guess many people might not be aware that they're a standard editor option? fwiw, while inlay hints are gre
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by gcmeplz 5mo ago
Nice! It's great to confirm that it can in fact do it, and it's interesting that even with the clear guidance from an expert it took a few tries. https://genai-showdown.specr.net/ is fascinating btw!
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by gcmeplz 5mo ago
Your example doesn’t quite work btw! It removes two legs rather than just one. It’s possible for sure, but it really doesn’t match most people’s intuitions for what these models should be able to do
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by gcmeplz 6mo ago
Non-consumer printers are also pretty good! I used to teach 120 students, so printing out materials for all of them for a week would sometimes be 1,000+ pages. 500 pages? I can't picture that causing problems for any org that needed to
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Nano Banana 2 Partially Passes the Seven-Legged Spider Test(will-keleher.com)
2 points by gcmeplz 7mo ago|0 comments
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by gcmeplz 1y ago
The types look great on remeda, but one thing that looks intriguing about SuperUtilsPlus is the focus on being tree-shakeable. Lodash's lack of tree-shake-ability is a drawback to using lodash on the frontend. edit: the types on remeda
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Xkcd's "Is It Worth the Time?" Considered Harmful(will-keleher.com)
27 points by gcmeplz 1y ago|18 comments
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by gcmeplz 1y ago
State-based ACT scores are also highly influenced by who takes the ACT. If more students choose to take the ACT, the scores might go down even it's because your education system is doing a better job because more kids are trying for co
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by gcmeplz 1y ago
I write a lot of JS/TS for my day job, so zx ( https://github.com/google/zx ) has been a nice tool for bash scripts that start getting a little too complex.
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I avoid easy things I haven't tried(will-keleher.com)
1 points by gcmeplz 1y ago|0 comments
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by gcmeplz 1y ago
Should probably say "most engineers I've worked with," but I think that's mostly a testament to the git workflows where I've worked (lots of small commits and short-lived branches). Plus, once you pair with one pers
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by gcmeplz 1y ago
> Nowadays I instead just clone a repo to a ramdisk, purge the .git folder and then rsync it to my hoarded stash of git repos. You're probably already doing this, but if you do a shallow clone (git clone --depth=1 ..) you'll li
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Most engineers have Git aliases; what are yours?(will-keleher.com)
3 points by gcmeplz 1y ago|7 comments
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by gcmeplz 1y ago
locate is nice, but I think that on most distros its index is only updated once/day (unless you adjust the cron job that updates it more often). Most of the times I'm trying to find something, I haven't modified it recently,
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by gcmeplz 2y ago
I love the look of `just` and have been meaning to try it out, but this feels like one of those examples where Make's dependency management shines—it lets you specify that many of these commands only need to run when particular files c
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Indexes are sorted arrays (sort of)(will-keleher.com)
1 points by gcmeplz 3y ago|0 comments
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by gcmeplz 3y ago
I think sometimes "clever" is just a term for bad code that you don't like. The clever-code react example doesn't seem like a good example of clever code to me—it just seems awful! If you were do something clever for tha
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by gcmeplz 4y ago
Could you link to some examples of your cards? Your usage sounds cool, but I have a hard time picturing what cards I'd actually want to make.
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So, what can you do with a process ID?(will-keleher.com)
90 points by gcmeplz 4y ago|25 comments
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by gcmeplz 4y ago
Absolutely bonkers. It can even ^C its way out of loops. > while true; sleep 1; echo "yay"; done > yay > yay > yay > yay > yay > ^C
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by gcmeplz 4y ago
I feel like that also describes 99% of the thinking that I do.
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Slack Is the Worst Info-Radiator(will-keleher.com)
3 points by gcmeplz 4y ago|0 comments
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Culling Containers with a Leaky Bucket(will-keleher.com)
1 points by gcmeplz 4y ago|0 comments
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Writing FizzBuzz in MySQL 5.7 for no good reason(will-keleher.com)
1 points by gcmeplz 4y ago|0 comments
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Considered Harmful(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by gcmeplz 4y ago|0 comments
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Large Analytics SQL Queries Are Bad(will-keleher.com)
1 points by gcmeplz 4y ago|0 comments
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by gcmeplz 4y ago
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Shell patterns for easy automated code migrations(will-keleher.com)
2 points by gcmeplz 4y ago|1 comments
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by gcmeplz 4y ago
ClassDojo | Senior Engineer (Backend, Fullstack, Data) | Fully REMOTE (Americas timezones) | competitive compensation & equity | https://www.classdojo.com/jobs/ ClassDojo is a widely loved K-8 communication tool fo

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