kot-behemoth

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by kot-behemoth 3mo ago
I recently found llm-buddy ( https://github.com/ahyatt/llm-buddy ) which might be a good fit. Llm-buddy is an “Emacs package that watches your recent buffer edits and asks an LLM to review them. When it finds something w
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Accenture buys UK AI startup Faculty in $1B deal(ft.com)
2 points by kot-behemoth 8mo ago|0 comments
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by kot-behemoth 1y ago
Daily Notes Editor plugin ( https://github.com/Quorafind/Obsidian-Daily-Notes-Editor ) does exactly that. Might do the trick for you.
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by kot-behemoth 1y ago
A while ago I saw a promising Clojure project stepwise [0] which sounds pretty close to what you're describing. It not only allows you to define steps in code, but also implements cool stuff like ability to write conditions, error stat
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by kot-behemoth 1y ago
macOS Mail app is still the best native e-mail client in my experience. I have switched to Thunderbird full-time since I switched to Linux. Can confirm it supports unified inbox.
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by kot-behemoth 1y ago
I’ve recently started an open-source self-hosted data platform ( https://github.com/kot-behemoth/kitsunadata ) with Dokku being a great initial deployment mode. It’s mature, simple to get started and has tons of docs &#x
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Rewrite of a Flask Web App in Clojure(whatacold.io)
2 points by kot-behemoth 1y ago|0 comments
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by kot-behemoth 2y ago
Obsidian.nvim ( https://github.com/epwalsh/obsidian.nvim ) has been working really well for me. I use Obsidian mobile app (it’s not the best in this space, but still very good). And on my laptop, I’ve got neovim - gettin
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The Network State: Crypto's End Game(praxisnation.com)
1 points by kot-behemoth 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How are you tracking tools / products to try out later?
1 points by kot-behemoth 2y ago|1 comments
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Extensions Go MRR – dataset of underperforming browser extensions(extensionsgomrr.crd.co)
1 points by kot-behemoth 3y ago|0 comments
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by kot-behemoth 3y ago
> Before I start working on a feature, I simulate how it's going to work in my head and try to identify all the hurdles and alternatives; sometimes several levels down in the hypothetical component/module hierarchy. I do brains
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Enion Online – 3D PvP multiplayer game written in Clojure and ClojureScript(github.com)
1 points by kot-behemoth 3y ago|0 comments
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by kot-behemoth 3y ago
Just a heads up that Prefect integration link on the landing page doesn't work - 404. This is the one I was interested in!
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by kot-behemoth 4y ago
Core.async is listed as “built-in” in the Babashka Toolbox ( https://babashka.org/toolbox ). Might be worth checking if the compatibility has improved. And bb supports Honey SQL and SQL pods ( https://github.com&#x2
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by kot-behemoth 4y ago
The site itself just drops you straight into the tool, which can be quite confusing (beside being mobile-unfriendly). Here's a short youtube showcase that gets straight to the point: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wE-v
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Data Rabbit – canvas for composable data exploration and experimentation(datarabbit.com)
62 points by kot-behemoth 4y ago|9 comments
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by kot-behemoth 4y ago
It’s also worth noting that Clojure has libpython-clj ( https://github.com/clj-python/libpython-clj ) which offers an interface with Python from another lisp. Here are some advanced ML and dataviz examples using that lib
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Data Rabbit – canvas for composable data exploration and experimentation(datarabbit.com)
13 points by kot-behemoth 4y ago|2 comments
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Twitter to accept Elon Musk’s takeover bid(twitter.com)
6 points by kot-behemoth 4y ago|1 comments
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by kot-behemoth 4y ago
I use direnv myself, and it's great. However, for anyone trying it out I'd caution that it doesn't play well with conda - the Python package management system (see this open issue https://github.com/direnv&#x2
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by kot-behemoth 5y ago
XTDB ( https://xtdb.com ) while is not directly for Postgres is at least not reliant on devs knowing Clojure. It's very close to Datomic in terms of approach. They expose SQL, Java, HTTP APIs.
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by kot-behemoth 5y ago
Highly recommend LogSeq ( https://logseq.com ). It started out as very Roam-inspired, but with focus on actually supporting both Org and Md. It’s quite GUI-heavy with good shortcuts support.
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by kot-behemoth 6y ago
Juxt were very vocal about making Crux available beyond Clojure (can't find the exact quote right now, unfortunately). Perhaps the last time you checked it, any non-Clojure support was still WIP. However, since then they definitely hav
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by kot-behemoth 6y ago
Have you heard about Basecamp's solution to this, Hill Charts ( https://basecamp.com/features/hill-charts )? It's definitely not an 'enterprise' solution, but I find its simplicity a really good map f
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by kot-behemoth 6y ago
Ah, sorry. I focused too much on the "seriously considering moving back to Markdown-folder backed by Dropbox". Joplin does support note linking ( https://joplinapp.org/markdown/#links-to-other-notes ), but it i
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by kot-behemoth 6y ago
Have you had a look at Joplin ( https://joplinapp.org )? It's mature, open-source, has e2e encryption, is markdown-backed, and supports syncing via Dropbox. Also supports attachments. I actually switched to it from org-mode,
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by kot-behemoth 7y ago
I actually am in the same position as you - my main text editor is Emacs (well, doom-emacs). After trying out Bear, Standard Notes etc, I couldn't give up editing plain md files that easily. Org-mode is amazing, but the attachments sto
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by kot-behemoth 7y ago
My current client is a sophisticated AI/ML startup/consultancy, Faculty ( https://faculty.ai ). They have extensive experience in a variety of areas, and do some cutting-edge stuff. If you're intested, either ping m
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by kot-behemoth 7y ago
I should say that this is not my project. Nor am I a contributor — I only found it recently in my search for deploying TensorFlow models. In terms of how this is different to other products that provides OCR as a service, object detection a

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