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Show HN: Confy – programmable TUI controls for almost any structured text(github.com)
3 points by msoloviev 11mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Emailcore – write chiptune in plain text in the browser(cattheory.net)
6 points by msoloviev 1y ago|2 comments
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by msoloviev 2y ago
I'm working on a text editor ( https://github.com/blackhole89/autopen/ ) that continuously analyses the buffer with a local LLM to compute token surprisal and generate candidate completions starting from any po
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Show HN: Autopen, token-tree text editor that runs LLMs and shows probabilities(github.com)
4 points by msoloviev 2y ago|0 comments
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by msoloviev 2y ago
I wonder how the "ring context" works under the hood. I have previously had (and recently messed around with again) a somewhat similar project designed for a more toy/exploratory setting ( https://github.com/bl
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Show HN: Exploring the tree of LLM generations [video](youtube.com)
5 points by msoloviev 3y ago|0 comments
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by msoloviev 4y ago
Hah, +1 for HN users who attended that course in 2009 here. (I usually post on a pseudonymous account though.) I surely must know you, though I couldn't tell who you are from very briefly stalking your comments! While we're remini
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by msoloviev 5y ago
Yeah, the way Windows builds are made available at the moment is honestly pretty bad, and I should improve on that. There is the problem that you need to be logged in to download that particular type of CI artifact, and more generally that
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by msoloviev 5y ago
Well, it's not exactly unsustainable - the Github CI continues producing those builds without me having to do anything for it (it in fact didn't break even once in the past year, compared to several breakages on the "backward
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by msoloviev 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I can certainly try to improve the structure of the README, though I'm not sure if I agree with some of your points about giving more priority to non-Linux users. The thing is, at least in my eyes, Gtk generall
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by msoloviev 5y ago
I've been working on one ( https://github.com/blackhole89/notekit ) for a while now (which, unlike the aforementioned, also is not built on Chrome/Electron). Unfortunately it seems to be pretty hard to get the
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by msoloviev 6y ago
Thanks! I recommend using the repositories or the automated builds or compiling from source, as opposed to the tar.gz binary builds linked directly from the README, as those are somewhat badly out of date now. (I probably should update them
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by msoloviev 6y ago
I'm actually working on one ( https://github.com/blackhole89/notekit ). It's native (Gtk+/C++) rather than Electron, too.
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by msoloviev 6y ago
> As soon as you wrap code in a function for reuse, the proximate call site no longer has anything to do with the widget ID. That's a good point. (a) hash the entire call stack (though that might produce false negatives, i.e. consid
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by msoloviev 6y ago
Yeah, I essentially copied imgui's ID stack approach for my experiments too. (I've been using imgui for some other projects to great success.) It still seems like a hack; I'm quite surprised that no programming language (I&#x
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by msoloviev 6y ago
Oh, yeah, the Stack Overflow post especially seems to talk about very similar problems to what I have been grappling with. Thanks for the pointer! The code is pretty opaque to me, though; it's been well over a decade since I've la
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by msoloviev 6y ago
Has anyone made a serious attempt at a intermediate-mode frontend to desktop GUI toolkits (as opposed to single-application ones that are rendered by some general-purpose accelerated graphics library)? I've experimented a little bit in
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by msoloviev 6y ago
I actually like Ardour's GUI a lot (and am grateful that it uses Gtk: KDE never ran stably on a machine I owned, and I found that in Gtk-based environments, it is actually always the Qt applications that are inexplicably unstable). The
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by msoloviev 6y ago
This looks like a more mature/different approach to the same thing I tried to do in a side project a while ago ( https://github.com/blackhole89/macros ), down to similar aesthetic choices. However, I pitch my projec
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by msoloviev 7y ago
I made a fork of this that gives you some additional control over how links are treated - specifically, you can set it up different rules for what container to open a page in depending on what container it was opened from: https:/&#x2
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by msoloviev 7y ago
As I see it, the expectations I'd have towards a mobile note-taking tool (like Google Keep) are different enough that I think it should be a separate program. Folder structure would be fairly cumbersome to navigate on a cellphone, and
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Show HN: A hierarchical Markdown notetaking tool with mouse/tablet drawing(github.com)
23 points by msoloviev 7y ago|3 comments
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by msoloviev 8y ago
Submission statement: this is a Firefox extension I've been working on for a while, forked from Multi-Account Containers (which unfortunately seems to be very lightly maintained/not seeing much further development). Apart from som
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Containers with Transitions: Firefox add-on to pick container based on origin(addons.mozilla.org)
2 points by msoloviev 8y ago|1 comments
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by msoloviev 8y ago
I wrote a similar tool a while back which provides a more natural way to implement full-fledged programming language constructions such as loops (the example in the documentation here, which involves redefining a macro and explicit evaluati
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by msoloviev 9y ago
Submission statement: I have previously tried submitting it to not much avail, but the program has matured a lot since then. The repository includes a number of examples (in examples/) that are representative of the current version, su
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Show HN: A JS-scriptable graph theory experimentation tool(github.com)
3 points by msoloviev 9y ago|2 comments
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by msoloviev 10y ago
Well, there's a README.md (that includes the screenshots) that Github displays under the repository listing, but I suppose there are sufficiently many files in the repository that not everyone would automatically be inclined to even sc
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by msoloviev 10y ago
I released a fairly major project (a research-oriented workbench for graph manipulation) in a state of comparitive usability: https://github.com/blackhole89/graphicdepictions The main takeaway for me was that, unless y
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by msoloviev 10y ago
This is a tool that fell out of needing a quick way to test a variety of hypotheses regarding a problem that had a natural interpretation in terms of graphs for an academic project. I started it by plugging together bits and pieces of old g

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