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by knlb 29d ago
I had been holding off on testing out mojo till it was open sourced, and started picking it up this week. So far I've been enjoying the language (pythonic, comptime, tile support) and plan to spend time using it to work with gpus to le
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by knlb 1mo ago
I recently started a section on my personal site for absolutely minimal and simple microblogging that I could Ctrl-F through: https://knlb.dev/scribbles/ -- I should probably give this a shot.
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Experiments in building bespoke tools with AI(knlb.dev)
1 points by knlb 7mo ago|0 comments
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by knlb 8mo ago
https://knlb.dev -- new digital garden; https://explog.in -- previous blog, leaving it as is for now though I expect I'll slowly absorb it into the garden.
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by knlb 9mo ago
> Do you debug JVM bytecode? V8's internals? No. You debug at your abstraction layer In the fullness of time, you end up having to. Or at least I have. Which is why I always dislike additional layers and transforms at this point. (e
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by knlb 9mo ago
I've never really had the patience to fiddle a lot of with the hardware but have always wanted to use e-ink screens for working, specially on the move. (Tried the hacks for remarkable pro with a friend's recommendations, ultimatel
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AI Industry Interview Prep Guide(twopug.com)
1 points by knlb 10mo ago|0 comments
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by knlb 10mo ago
I used to be scared of Awk, and then I read through the appendix / chapters of "More Programming Pearls" ( https://www.amazon.com/More-Programming-Pearls-Confessions-C... ) and it became a much easier to reason
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by knlb 11mo ago
The whole post feels like it was edited/modified by ChatGPT; `What we opened — in English, not a changelog`, `Why it matters (no fluff):`, `We are big believers in notebooks — full stop` are patterns that always make me feel like an LL
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by knlb 11mo ago
Perfetto is definitely one of my favorite tools to use ever, thank you for working on it! My personal favorite tool I've built this year is to dynamically generate a trace from a sql query, and allow quickly combining queries. Somethin
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by knlb 11mo ago
Thanks for the post, this is pretty cool! I feel like I've seen Cupti have fairly high overhead depending on the cuda version, but I'm not very confident -- did you happen to benchmark different workloads with cupti on/off? -
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by knlb 1y ago
Another vote for the Glove 80: I used the Kinesis Advantage 2 for 10 years (after a few initial signs of finger pain developing), then tried the new 360; and recently got the glove 80 so I could easily travel with it and fell in love with t
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by knlb 1y ago
Not the latest one just yet, I still want to play with it a lot more / bake in some more features -- but it's also terribly simple and doesn't do much at the moment. The org mode one is at https://explog.in/co
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by knlb 1y ago
My current personal site ( https://knlb.dev ) is built with a single 500 line python file that starts with #!/usr/bin/env -S uv run --script # -*- mode: python -*- # # /// script # require
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by knlb 1y ago
My similar trick is to rely on the tmux scrollback and pipe tokenized output into fzf so I can easily autocomplete in zsh against anything on the visible tmux screen https://www.threads.com/@kunalb_/post/C6ZQIOVpwM
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by knlb 2y ago
I wrote a fairly similar take on this a few years ago (without having read the original book mentioned here) -- https://explog.in/notes/debugging.html Julia Evans also has a very nice zine on debugging: https:/&#
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by knlb 2y ago
Congratulations -- and thank you! I've been playing with Hy on and off (tried to do transformers with it, and then released https://github.com/kunalb/orphism written in hy). Time to pick it up again and take it fo
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by knlb 2y ago
I have a small python (hy) package which extends the idea to horizon charts https://github.com/kunalb/orphism
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by knlb 9y ago
Iain M Banks, the culture series touches on immortality and choosing / not choosing it. [edit: didn't read carefully enough. Sadly, he won't be available for interviewing]
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by knlb 10y ago
Also the little schemer series, which just expect you to work things out by hand.
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by knlb 10y ago
I just use emacs + org mode -> org-publish to generate my site [1] from org-mode with some customizations; it's been the most flexible and fun way to build a site I've had across all my attempts so far, particularly given that