skrhee

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   by skrhee 7d ago

   I'm also in simulation software! Wondering which models you are finding helpful, the models I'm using for general SWE skills are horrible at our simulations and even basic physics/engineering calculation and intuition
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   by skrhee 3mo ago

   Crates: https://crates.io/crates/whitman Homebrew: brew install ProximalEnergy/tap/whitman
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   Whitman, switch agents.md files in the CLI(github.com)

   2 points by skrhee 3mo ago|2 comments
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   by skrhee 3mo ago

   My team wanted the ability to switch between different agents.md files while working in a given repo so I created this small CLI tool to do so. Basically, different engineers wanted to have different things in Agents.md, some wanted as litt
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   by skrhee 1y ago

   https://enurgen.com/ They work on modeling solar energy projects, great group.
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   by skrhee 1y ago

   Searching for "baby carrier" is hilarious
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   by skrhee 1y ago

   Zed! I find it to be less buggy and generally more intuitive to use.
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   Chernobyl and Software Engineering(kurt-rhee.gitbook.io)

   2 points by skrhee 1y ago|0 comments
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   by skrhee 1y ago

   I've been using zed editor as my daily driver for about a year now and I feel like it's a less cluttered, well thought out editor. It also supports vim motions out of the box and isn't tied to Microsoft in any way.
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    by skrhee 2y ago

    I would like to warn people away from taichi if possible. At least back in 1.7.0 there were some bugs in the code that made it very difficult to work with.