ghilston

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by ghilston 13d ago
Our of curiosity what do you use to run this? An actual cron or a tool like hermes etc
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by ghilston 17d ago
As someone who hasn't used Work or Codex but has used Claude Code and Pi a lot, may you describe how to set this up? I'm interested enough to try this out
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by ghilston 11mo ago
I have a m4 max mbp with 128 gb. What model would you folks recommend? I'd ideally like to integrate with a tool that can auto read context like Claude code (via a proxy) or cline. I'm open to any advice
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by ghilston 1y ago
I've tried a few solutions and have landed on just storing them in an unordered list in a markdown file
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by ghilston 1y ago
Okay will do. Yeah, I just finished my calendar reading code. I haven't prepared the data for my LLM ingestion yet. Sounds great, I'll refresh this thread in a few days
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by ghilston 1y ago
Any willingness to share this script? I've been working on some code to ingest things and summarize for them and I haven't gotten to email just yet.
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by ghilston 1y ago
Wifi calling unfortunately has its quirks even if it could be used
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by ghilston 1y ago
Warcraft 3 remains my favorite game to this day, simply due to the sheer volume of custom maps you could play. I can't explain how excited I was for the Reforged version of the game and how disappointed I was when it flopped. My favori
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by ghilston 1y ago
I was a big fan of Metaflow a few years back. I thought it was neat how I could write some code and easily run some functions locally versus remote. Hey Savin, it's been a while since chatted. I hope things are going well ;) For those
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by ghilston 1y ago
Anyone know if something similar exists for raycast?
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by ghilston 1y ago
Thanks!
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by ghilston 1y ago
Interesting! Your website does not explain what the free tier limits are. Can you explain those?
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by ghilston 1y ago
I have an original backer watch and bought one when they launched. Both stopped working within maybe 6 months and support at the time suggested I just buy another...
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by ghilston 2y ago
Hey Beej, can you talk about what tool you use to create your guides? I'm assuming something like pandoc is involved for supporting your various formats?
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by ghilston 2y ago
Definitely no need but more of curiosity and current smith of time I'm willing to spend on my site. I've had my site for many years and the analytics set up were set up from the start. The amount of free time I can decorate to my
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by ghilston 2y ago
I don't post on hacker news often so forgive me if sharing a link to my own blog post is not kosher. I'll remove it if so. I've been experimenting with using a flip phone for a few months now. It's got some quirks and ha
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by ghilston 2y ago
I came here to share the same link as I found it, and saw you already provided it :) Thanks!
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by ghilston 2y ago
I hadn't heard of miracope before, so thanks for sharing. I like how the website shows examples of source code for interscting with different providers using miracope and not. That was exactly what I was interested in. With respect to
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by ghilston 2y ago
I loved my pebble and ended up backing the original product and buying a second. Both broke and when I reached out to support they said there was nothing they could do... I loved the devices but that put a pretty bad taste in my mouth for l
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by ghilston 2y ago
To answer your question in the title, it is still worth it to me, as I get a lot of joy by writing. Pretty much as you put it, there's value to me for writing for it's own sake. Even if no one is reading. It's a cherry on top
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by ghilston 3y ago
I appreciate the sentiment :)
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by ghilston 3y ago
Shamelessly sharing my own writeup on how to set this up on your Mac https://www.greghilston.com/post/tiling-window-manager-on-os...
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by ghilston 3y ago
Same, I had neovim. Which maybe isn't a Webster dictionary word, but is funny nontheless
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by ghilston 3y ago
Can you explain why that sounds boring? I ask, as my preference would be to do the boring thing and install a binary locally. Like how one generally uses git for example.
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by ghilston 3y ago
I used to love Second Life back in the day. Can you tell us more about your "game" , and less about the technical details? I know this is HN, but what would you tell a prospective player about your game?
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by ghilston 4y ago
My website has given me a place to share projects I've done or small snippets I've learned about. I am always writing as if I am the audience, as I'm referring to it quite often. Over time I've noticed that readership ha
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by ghilston 4y ago
It would be incredible if a chat gpt competitor came into the self host able, open source, niche like stable diffusion. The options I've seen today are no where near as good as chat gpt
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by ghilston 4y ago
> Briefly looking through your posts, I'm not 100% sure what differentiates the project posts from the others Yeah, that's exactly what I think the problem is. I arbitrary consider a one thing a project and another thing a post
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by ghilston 4y ago
https://www.greghilston.com/ I'm pretty torn on having a separation between the notion of "posts" and "projects". I don't keep the project section up to date very often, and probably should rem
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by ghilston 4y ago
Do you have any writeups on what prompt engineering you've done to get gpt-J to behave like a chat?

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