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AST-outline: AST-based code-navigation CLI(github.com)
2 points by robertkrahn01 4mo ago|1 comments
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by robertkrahn01 4mo ago
Love using this tool. While it is made to make AI agents more efficient in navigating source code, I also found it really handy in getting a quick overview of code bases and understanding static relationships. Integrated that in Emacs to ha
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by robertkrahn01 11mo ago
What an incredible loss. I first met Vanessa almost 20 years ago while she was working for impara in Magdeburg. We were colleagues until 2017. She introduced me to Cory Doctorow's Little Brother novels. We attended Hackers together. Sh
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by robertkrahn01 11mo ago
Just put scaffolding around it, will fit much better into NYC :D
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by robertkrahn01 11mo ago
Can they fix schedules and reliability first please?! https://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article244075801/Bah...
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by robertkrahn01 1y ago
Probably linking the paper and examples notebook here makes sense as they are pretty explanatory: https://github.com/ExtensityAI/symbolicai/blob/main/examples... https://arxiv.org/pdf&#x2
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by robertkrahn01 2y ago
Brendan Eich used both Scheme and Self as inspirations. Self is a dialect of Smalltalk. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brendan_Eich
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by robertkrahn01 3y ago
From the workflow shown in the video it might even make sense to build a low-res game now with DirectX 9 and "mod it up"? The texture upscaling and material inference as well as the direct modification capabilities look amazing!
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by robertkrahn01 3y ago
Thanks for reporting, we'll be looking into this. What is the location that you installed the app to? Are you starting it via the startup menu, desktop icon, or directly with coscreen.exe?
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by robertkrahn01 3y ago
Hello! We are still planning on Linux support but, to be honest, have had our hands full with supporting macOS and Windows. There are a surprising number of things to do and edge cases (multiple displays, spaces, full screen behavior, non-i
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Org-AI: Turn Emacs into a speech-enabled AI assistant [video](youtube.com)
6 points by robertkrahn01 3y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Run ChatGPT and DALL-E in Emacs org-mode(github.com)
3 points by robertkrahn01 4y ago|0 comments
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by robertkrahn01 4y ago
Another Emacs integration, using org-mode for ChatGPT and DALL-E: https://github.com/rksm/org-ai
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Twitter to set a $100 price tag for their “basic” API(twitter.com)
5 points by robertkrahn01 4y ago|0 comments
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by robertkrahn01 4y ago
https://github.com/gabdube/native-windows-gui isn't in the list but is quite a polished option for building Windows specific GUIs. Seems to be the more mature option compared to winsafe.
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by robertkrahn01 4y ago
There is lively.el [1]! It is also on MELPA in a more recent version [2]. It allows to put an elisp expression into any buffer and then replaces that with the output in a time interval or manually. I use that frequently. [1] https:/&#
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by robertkrahn01 4y ago
In JS for example, if you change the prototype of an object you have effectively changed it's data layout but of course everything is behind a pointer / an indirection. When changing instance or class variables in Smalltalk, the s
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by robertkrahn01 4y ago
> have a "release" compilation mode that removes the hot reloading entirely Oh that is easy to do thanks to Rust features, see the reload-feature example: https://github.com/rksm/hot-lib-reloader-rs/tr
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by robertkrahn01 4y ago
It's definitely a possibility to design some form of RPC mechanism and have multiple parts of your application run as essentially a distributed system. There would still be the problem that the "main" application part is expe
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by robertkrahn01 4y ago
Yeah the approach is restricted and more compiler support for this kind of workflow would be incredibly welcome. I wrote this in part to try to get more folks in the Rust community thinking in this direction. The hot-reload support that Zig
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Hot Reloading Rust for Fun and Faster Feedback Cycles(robert.kra.hn)
1 points by robertkrahn01 4y ago|0 comments
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Thalo – Rust event sourcing framework(github.com)
11 points by robertkrahn01 5y ago|0 comments
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by robertkrahn01 5y ago
Dan Luu's "How do cars fare in crash tests they're not specifically optimized for?" comes to mind. https://danluu.com/car-safety/
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by robertkrahn01 5y ago
I'm using Emacs as my main development tool since more than a decade. In recent years, the improvements around language server tooling, especially lsp-mode [1], makes setting emacs up for different environments and languages a lot simp
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by robertkrahn01 5y ago
Your project looks very interesting :) Not sure if I can help but happy to get in touch. Feel free to shoot me an email or such, contact links in my profile.
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by robertkrahn01 5y ago
Not quite, Lively runs code both client side (JS, languages implemented on top of JS) as well as server side. The Lively server has a "subserver" system [1] that allows you to connect to VMs, compilers, etc. [1] https:/&#x2F
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by robertkrahn01 5y ago
> Did any of the Replit people work on Lively Kernel? No, and I wasn't suggesting that. Though Lively was a project at YC Research in 2016/2017 and replit is a YC 18 company I think. So they might have heard about it but I do n
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by robertkrahn01 5y ago
Yeah wasm is definitely getting interesting as a platform for these. As long as you can build/compile a language VM (such as the Python VM) or a language compiler itself in wasm there shouldn't be much stopping you. Thinks like th
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by robertkrahn01 5y ago
I've worked for ten years on the Lively Kernel project [1,2,3], originally created by Dan Ingalls at Sun Microsystems. Running JavaScript, Smalltalk, R, Clojure, Haskell, Python, C++ and a few other languages in it. When I first saw re
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macOS gatekeeper and file quarantine bypass(objective-see.com)
351 points by robertkrahn01 5y ago|119 comments

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