ryanchants

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by ryanchants 6d ago
As someone who deployed twice, I don't really get why it exists.
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by ryanchants 6d ago
"2026 Military Influencer Conference" influencer culture has gotten really out of hand
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by ryanchants 6d ago
> I can start a new show and drop it 15 minutes in if I decide I don’t like it IMO, that can also be a problem. When I was young and buying CDs, occasionally you would buy one you didn't like at first. But since you had spent money
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by ryanchants 10d ago
I'm working on a LLM code review tool that focuses on reducing concepts instead of reducing lines. I think that's more along the lines of explaining what you want out of clean code than ponytail's approach. But I'm still
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by ryanchants 13d ago
They are also anti-inflammatory, so it could be related to less systemic inflammation.
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by ryanchants 19d ago
I always say that AWS docs are exhaustive, but exhausting. Mostly because they're spread across half a dozen places. The answer you need is normally in there somewhere, but good luck finding it. And when I remember the docs contain som
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by ryanchants 27d ago
Is it a "productivity panic"? I'm personally pushing a lot more commits because I'm spending more time playing around with ideas on side projects. Is this all wasted if commits drop in a few months because folks are just
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by ryanchants 28d ago
uv. Being able to download an instagram video with "uvx yt-dlp LINK", or create one off-scripts with requirements in the file header, and not having to worry about managing virtual envs and still having access to the python ecosys
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by ryanchants 1mo ago
hah, knew I should have dug around more
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by ryanchants 1mo ago
This is cool, but is testing recognition, not recall. It needs an extra challenging mode where you have to provide the country, not multiple choice.
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by ryanchants 1mo ago
I enjoyed "No bullshit guide to linear algebra". And I wish "Coding The Matrix: Linear Algebra Through Computer Science Applications" still had the autograder working. Though I wonder if I could throw some agents at repl
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by ryanchants 1mo ago
That's what I do[0]. I run a gauntlet of judges against the PR, each with a strict lane to check. 0: https://github.com/jacquardlabs/gauntlet
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by ryanchants 1mo ago
The New Atlantis, The New Criterion, The Hedgehog Review, and Garden & Gun. And then Stack magazine, and independent magazine subscription. They pick a different one from somewhere around the world and send it to you.
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by ryanchants 1mo ago
Increasingly not. We use CodeRabbit at work, which catches good stuff. And I have my own gauntlet that I run code through. https://github.com/jacquardlabs/gauntlet
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by ryanchants 1mo ago
Working with agents generates a lot of markdown input and output. So I'm working on viva, a tool to help author and review docs. You tell it what kind of doc you want, attach any necessary links/files/repo paths/etc, the
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by ryanchants 2mo ago
It's funny that AI even gave us similar themes.
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by ryanchants 2mo ago
I'm working on a much smaller idea, but so far it's just me using it for grad school, and a friend using it for his master ciccerone prep. It has been really useful in the class I used it for while building it. Looking forward to
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by ryanchants 2mo ago
A lot of us spent substantial parts of our careers automating other folks out of jobs. But now that it's come for us, we're upset.
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by ryanchants 2mo ago
Yeah, my personal workflow has different reviewers for codebase(patterns, code cleanliness, etc), frontend, security, product fit, etc. So they spawn as separate subagents. Both so that they stay limited to their role, and so they don'
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by ryanchants 2mo ago
Still working on Study Engine and Nomnominees(more or less done for now). StudyEngine is a webapp I'm using while doing my masters in comp sci. I upload lecture notes, textbooks, papers, etc. It then extracts topics and tracks my maste
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by ryanchants 2mo ago
Building a small webapp to live on my home server to manage my history/science/philosophy/general knowledge podcasts. And then have it connect to sonos to create my own talk radio. Scheduling to auto-play whenever I want, usu
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by ryanchants 3mo ago
Not who you responded to, but I've been working on cctx. It's an open source tool for analyzing claude code sessions to see where things went wrong(tool failure loops, bloated context, and the like). https://github.com&
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by ryanchants 3mo ago
On a Pixel phone, you can do Accessibility -> Color Mode
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by ryanchants 3mo ago
I have a service that runs on my home server and uses the Ubiquiti API to detect when I'm on a zoom call. It then pauses my Sonos network-wide. Unpauses when the call is over. The next step of it is to have it's own podcast librar
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by ryanchants 4mo ago
They're recommender systems already, which is AI-powered, so how exactly are they changing?
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by ryanchants 4mo ago
When making a PB&J, I want just enough to jelly to add a little flavor to the peanut butter. Which is why my dad always called them "choke sandwiches" when I made them.
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by ryanchants 4mo ago
I've been working on something similar for helping work through my masters classes: https://studyengine.app
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by ryanchants 5mo ago
> "Become a famous pop star or sports hero." - as improbable as ever. It's even more improbable. For both of those, your starting to see more and more of the current generation that are children/nieces/nephews of
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by ryanchants 5mo ago
You can just add the following to ~/.claude/settings.json "alwaysThinkingEnabled": true, "includeCoAuthoredBy": false, "gitAttribution": false
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by ryanchants 5mo ago
An app for supplementing learning in my masters program [1]. I'm currently in enrolled in the MCS Online from UIUC. My first course, Natural Language Processing, has been interesting, but it's a coursera-based course. This means t

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