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by zephraph 4mo ago
here, here.
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by zephraph 10mo ago
The SVG adder is art. Love it.
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by zephraph 11mo ago
So excited for this. I talked to the ERSC folks last year about joining but it was a little early for me. Still incredibly excited about what they're building and glad to see one of my favorite people joining the effort. Steve, if you
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by zephraph 1y ago
Pretty cool! While I was at Recurse I took a stab at building a library like webview client mentioned in the post. https://github.com/zephraph/webview . Deno was my first target. I really enjoy deno's tooling overa
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by zephraph 1y ago
I'm really bullish on mise as a tool. It's quickly become one of my goto tools when starting a new project. Being able to have one config file to manage tools (node, python, rust, go, etc) as well as a simple makefile replacement
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APIs in the world of AI(just-be.dev)
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by zephraph 2y ago
Hey, yeah, this is a fun idea. I built a little toy llm-tdd loop as a Saturday morning side project a little while back: https://github.com/zephraph/llm-tdd . This doesn't actually work out that well in practice th
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by zephraph 2y ago
Ah, cool, that’s essentially what I’m doing too. Rust binary does the system interactions. I’m just using a pretty simple json RPC over stdio though.
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by zephraph 2y ago
This is awesome! I built a similar tool as an experiment while at Recurse: https://github.com/zephraph/webview . Didn’t really do any heavy lifting though, just reused some of Tauri’s crates. Does Bun run on the same pr
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by zephraph 2y ago
The calendar is available in the sidebar (on desktop) which I tend to use quite often. On mobile if you swipe down it should hide the keyboard and you can switch to the calendar while keeping your draft open on the email tab. I generally ag
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by zephraph 2y ago
The RFD site is open source: https://github.com/oxidecomputer/rfd-site . Only some RFDs are public though (I used to work at Oxide)
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by zephraph 2y ago
Ha, mine too! 2014
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by zephraph 3y ago
I've been wondering the same! Haven't really had the time to dig into stable content addressing (and I assume the loose semantics of something like JavaScript would make that exceedingly hard).
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by zephraph 3y ago
I chatted with Eric on my podcast recently. It’s essentially just a special prompting syntax. The thing I found surprising is that it’s quite good at making chatbot like command interfaces. Hallucinations are still a problem but it still do
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by zephraph 3y ago
Anytime Lua comes up I'm reminded of John Earnest's Lil scripting language[1]. It's inspired by Lua and Q, built for Decker[2] which is a re-imagined version of HyperCard. Generally though, I love lua for its embeddability an
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by zephraph 3y ago
dylibso, the company who posted this, built extism (mentioned by wikiwong)
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by zephraph 3y ago
This is incredible. I’ve been thinking a lot about personal software systems and a hypothesis that I have is that simpler code sharing/versioning mechanisms is key to greater agency in programming environments. I’m already a huge fan o
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by zephraph 3y ago
Congrats Charlie! Excited to see you launch and I wish you the best. Ruff is awesome and y'all are doing great work.
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by zephraph 4y ago
ast-grep is another tool along these lines that's worth checking out. Closer to semgrep than comby, but it's improving fairly rapidly.
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by zephraph 4y ago
I have no need for this device but it's definitely pretty. I love the wrap around e-ink. It looks kind of like an e-ink book cover. Cool project, gorgeous design. Would love to see more design iteration in different categories like thi
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by zephraph 4y ago
I'd echo a few sentiments already listed. This sounds a lot like burnout. Therapy is probably one of the first things I'd recommend, but I'll also note that finding a therapist when you're struggling with your mental hea
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by zephraph 4y ago
Smartphones have had a significantly negative impact on my overall mental health. There's no denying that some of the features they provide clearly give tremendous value namely maps, messaging, and media (pictures/videos). Outside
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by zephraph 6y ago
In the node ecosystem there are a few interesting ones. https://github.com/vadimdemedes/ink for writing TUIs with react. Here's a project I wrote using that: https://github.com/zephraph/solita
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by zephraph 9y ago
Not at all. It's always packed with tourists. Most of my coworkers and I go outside of CM to eat because it's pretty pricy.
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by zephraph 9y ago
Unfortunately that Thai place closed due to the rising cost of rent in the building. I work in the Food Network office in CM. For now, heh.
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by zephraph 10y ago
Oh man! That exactly describes my 2016 experience. We spent the entire year working on a project at work. It started off with a lot of magic to make on-boarding other "non-technical" people easier. After the summer we began ditchi
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by zephraph 10y ago
Vue 2.0 released last week and it moved to using vdom for rendering.
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by zephraph 10y ago
I think an important thing to note here is that this individual's team is very small. If you have a small team that closely collaborates then scaling things which take discipline (like CSS) becomes vastly simpler. CSS is difficult beca