lrobinovitch

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by lrobinovitch 2mo ago
Yes, this was exactly what I had, pretty much. A system of equations, 4 equations, 4 variables. MO (mary old), MN (mary now), AO (ann old), AN (ann now) MN = 24 MO = AN 2AO = MN MN - AN = MO - AO
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by lrobinovitch 2mo ago
https://shareourpics.com/ A focused and functional service for event hosts to collect guest photos through a shared link/QR code that leads to an upload page. Think photo gathering for weddings, bachelor/bachelore
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by lrobinovitch 5mo ago
This is great! Somewhat similar to a site I made a while ago, but for more "perception boundary" colors: https://theleo.zone/colorcontroversy/
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by lrobinovitch 5mo ago
Author here! If I were to give this post a longer title, it would be "I made a terminal pager because I needed a really good viewport component for my Go TUIs, then realized that a TUI viewport is just a mini terminal pager and I want
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Show HN: Jeeves – TUI for browsing and resuming AI agent sessions(github.com)
11 points by lrobinovitch 5mo ago|3 comments
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by lrobinovitch 5mo ago
A modern launch of a similar tool: https://github.com/maaslalani/sheets
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by lrobinovitch 6mo ago
The reasonable suspicion around random people wearing secret face cameras is consistent with the idea that both more government and more corporate surveillance are bad.
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by lrobinovitch 10mo ago
Nice! Have you figured out how to manage album art with beets-alternatives?
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by lrobinovitch 1y ago
Been fortunate to get to try out Sculptor in pre-release - it's great. Like claude code with task parallelism and history built in, all with a clean UI.
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by lrobinovitch 1y ago
Also linked in the article, https://esolangs.org is worth a read if this is up your alley
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by lrobinovitch 1y ago
What exactly drove you nuts? The python ecosystem is very broad and useful, so it might be suitable for the application (if not, reasonable that you'd be frustrated). With strict mypy/pyright settings and an internal type-everythi
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by lrobinovitch 1y ago
That makes sense, good to know, thanks. > I basically always force push How do your colleagues deal with this, or is this mostly on experimental branches or individual projects?
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by lrobinovitch 1y ago
You have to force push each time you do this, right? How do your coworkers find the incremental change you made to commit 1 after you force push it, and how do you deal with collaborative branches effectively this way? And if I don't w
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Change the Game: Economic and Social Game Theory(mallman.notion.site)
1 points by lrobinovitch 1y ago|0 comments
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by lrobinovitch 2y ago
Ha, I made something in the same vein a few years ago: https://colorcontroversy.com/
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Administrivia: Reconsidering the Engineering and Management Tracks(blog.colinbreck.com)
3 points by lrobinovitch 2y ago|0 comments
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by lrobinovitch 2y ago
It's unclear to me what you're defining as real. Coal mining? Childcare? Community centers? Through hiking? Interesting theoretical realms can have enormous consequences in the physical/tangible world, as I'm sure you kn
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by lrobinovitch 2y ago
NYC was also my least favorite part of Recurse. I had to move 2 weeks in because my first apartment was right next to the train. I absolutely loved Recurse though and credit it for a lot of my development as a programmer and it's my fa
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by lrobinovitch 3y ago
This github issue is often linked when this topic is discussed: https://github.com/github/gh-ost/issues/331 > Personally, it took me quite a few years to make up my mind about whether foreign keys are good
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by lrobinovitch 3y ago
Myst has parity with most reST features and is equivalent to markdown for users not using those features: https://myst-parser.readthedocs.io/en/v0.13.7/using/syntax.h...
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by lrobinovitch 3y ago
A Sphinx plugin[0] allows for writing in markdown, and I'd heavily encourage using it if you're looking to get widespread adoption of sphinx on a project or at a workplace. Rst is fine once you learn it but removing barriers to en
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by lrobinovitch 3y ago
All the episodes of your podcast are excellent. Thank you for making it and keep it up! Just became a Patreon supporter, been meaning to for a while.
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by lrobinovitch 3y ago
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
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by lrobinovitch 3y ago
> Ten years isn't seeming nearly long enough anymore. I'm getting better at feeling energized by this view rather than sad and overwhelmed. Something about embracing my inner dummy and keeping the beginner's mind attitude
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by lrobinovitch 3y ago
Similarly there is Lipgloss for the Go ecosystem
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by lrobinovitch 3y ago
The FastAPI docs are fantastic: https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/
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by lrobinovitch 3y ago
Not OP but I wrote about migrating to MSK from EC2 here: https://theleo.zone/posts/migrating-to-msk/
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by lrobinovitch 4y ago
+1. The lack of mention of pyenv and pyenv-virtualenv is surprisingly common but has always been my best experience.
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Modern SPAs without bundlers, CDNs, or Node.js(kofi.sexy)
4 points by lrobinovitch 4y ago|0 comments
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by lrobinovitch 4y ago
https://thermalmodel.com/ A web tool for simple thermal analysis/modeling. Connect nodes together, classify as conductive/convective/radiative, set their thermal properties and plot their temperatures and hea

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