jclem

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by jclem 1y ago
For years, a friend of mine (in San Francisco) and I (in New York City) have sent one another an image [1] of one of these being tuned any time we’re doing coast-to-coast software debugging (especially relevant when we were working on a rea
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by jclem 3y ago
I grew up in the Midwest, and my father, who went to the University of Kentucky, was fraternity brothers with Ben Gish, and so growing up it was a name that I heard often when he’d tell stories from that time. I remember always being aware
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by jclem 3y ago
You can reduce with list comprehensions in Elixir, but it's uncommon to see: sum_list = fn list -> for item <- list, reduce: 0, do: (sum -> sum + item) end sum_list.([1,2,3]) Other c
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by jclem 3y ago
It seems worth noting that the input of gte-small is limited to 512 tokens. The tokenizers for sure aren’t the same, but I imagine this is significantly less than ada-002, whose input is limited to 8191 tokens. That said, I don’t imagine th
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by jclem 3y ago
How are you stuffing long text into GPT context? Are you doing some form of summarization?
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by jclem 4y ago
This package is using GPT-3 via the “ChatGPT” export from that module, which is—somewhat misleadingly—not ChatGPT, but GPT-3.
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by jclem 4y ago
Hello from slightly further south on Vanderbilt Ave :) I haven't tried that Indian place yet, but it's on my list, now. The pizza and bagels threw me off (not because "Indian == bad bagels/pizza", but because "
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by jclem 4y ago
First, let's replace "gushing" with "discussing", because that's what was happening. I'm not sure "got bad during part of the pandemic, now is improving again" counts as gushing. In what way is c
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by jclem 4y ago
Maybe you mean Vanderbilt Ave? Vanderbilt St has no commercial zoning. What many people don't know is that 3 of the pricier restaurants on Vanderbilt Ave are all actually the same restaurant group. Their background is partially the 3-M
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by jclem 4y ago
It's $50/year.
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by jclem 4y ago
An LWW register is most certainly a CRDT, it just has limited use. I think you’re making a good point about how one must be careful applying CRDTs, but I don’t think it’s accurate to say that a suboptimal merge strategy in terms of user exp
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by jclem 4y ago
It’s hard to get a sense from the site or from the actual idea pages what the goal is. Removing the BQE ( https://transformyour.city/vision/new-york-city/the-bqe ) would affect millions of people and businesses, an
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by jclem 4y ago
While “Arcadia” is likely of greatest interest to HN readers of all of Tom Stoppard’s plays, I also highly recommend “Jumpers” and “The Hard Problem.” Also worth noting the many excellent films he wrote, like “Brazil” and “Empire of the Sun
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by jclem 4y ago
Disclaimer: I like Railway. Heroku VMs had the kitchen sink, and I miss that with Railway. A pretty standard Phoenix app with Phoenix’s built-in auth doesn’t build and the user is presented with build errors about nixpacks. Now there’s a go
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by jclem 4y ago
1Password “forces” (strongly suggests to) you to physically print a recovery kit with both your master password and secret key on it. I keep mine in a safe deposit box in another part of the city. Of course, losing access to this box is a c
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by jclem 4y ago
Layout and paint. I don’t think using the term “rendering” for interpolating data into a template is anything new, though, nor is it bad or even confusing that it means one thing in the context of computer graphics and another in the contex
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by jclem 5y ago
I am curious what the difference is in property value and general perceived desirability between external-facing and internal-facing apartments in these superblocks in Barcelona.
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by jclem 5y ago
Ah, one of the bugs with Slate was with spell-checking. On mobile Safari, at least, its text nodes aren’t marked by spell check unless they’re interacted with by the user after they’ve been typed. As I’d said, they all have bugs, including
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by jclem 5y ago
Last I evaluated them, they had some bugs that wouldn’t work for my use case. For example, Quill has the annoying bug on mobile Safari of blocking the native behavior of capitalizing the first letter of a new line. I don’t remember what I f
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by jclem 5y ago
One light-microsecond is about 300 meters, this must be milliseconds. Edit: Just saw that this was already pointed out. Apologies, didn’t mean to pile on.
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by jclem 5y ago
Seconding ProseMirror [1] as the least buggy editor implementation on top of contenteditable I’ve seen yet. It also supports JSON serialization and has plenty of support for complex custom pieces of content in the document. The ProseMirror
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by jclem 5y ago
It’s for more than just a single CLI tool, but I’m a big fan of Charm’s site ( https://charm.sh/ ). It’s hard to understand what it all is at first, but I still had a pleasant experience just looking at it!
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by jclem 6y ago
I don’t know about other places, but they’re getting a lot of use in NYC right now as a method for viewing restaurant menus for outdoor dining.
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Building a Pannable, Zoomable Canvas in React(jclem.net)
3 points by jclem 6y ago|1 comments
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by jclem 6y ago
This is neat! Cool to encode the state in the URL, but it’s better to use replaceState rather than pushState for this. I don’t typically want every single change I make to add an entry to my browser history.
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Kingdom of Araucanía and Patagonia(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by jclem 6y ago|0 comments
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by jclem 7y ago
This is against a Heroku hobby server. Latency is very low, as I’m on the East coast where I believe this server is. Using LiveView, of course, requires taking round trip latency for your users into account. It currently won’t work well for
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by jclem 7y ago
There’s more than one field here, it’s just not discussed in the post. The title is a separate form field that is validated and updates live on every change event. `phx-change` gives me the whole form state, which is what I wanted.
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by jclem 7y ago
Thanks! It’s parsing the entire Markdown content on each key press right now, which is definitely suboptimal for a product but fine for my needs. It should certainly be possible to make this more efficient by either doing some smarter diffi
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by jclem 7y ago
I have always wanted to be able to write Alfred workflows exclusively in a text editor. In order to do that, I built Alpaca, a compiler for Alfred workflows. Instead of using the Alfred GUI for authoring workflows, an Alpaca project defines

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