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by EmilStenstrom 10mo ago
These projects are no different from other random hobby-projects that pop up that weren't LLM-coded. The community will decide if they are useful or not. The difference here might be speed, that there are many more projects like this.
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by EmilStenstrom 10mo ago
New iteration up. I kept the headings because they make the text easier to scan, but made them more descriptive. Added some transition words. Slight improvement I think.
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by EmilStenstrom 10mo ago
Thanks, just fixed it!
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by EmilStenstrom 10mo ago
The license is MIT, so feel free to expand this any way you want! No need to write a new parser from scratch.
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by EmilStenstrom 10mo ago
Thanks! Now fixed.
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by EmilStenstrom 10mo ago
Hi! Yes, the headers were LLM generated and the text were not. I didn't want the blog post to go on for ages, so I just wrote a few lines under each heading. Any ideas how to make it better, while not being too long?
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by EmilStenstrom 10mo ago
It was usable! Yeah, the handler based architecture that I had built on was very dependent on object lookups and method calls, and my hunch was that I had hit a wall trying to optimize the speed. I was slower than html5lib still, so decided
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by EmilStenstrom 10mo ago
Depending on your perspective, you can take away any of the two points. The first iteration of the project created a library from scratch, from the tests all the way to 100% test coverage. So even without the second iteration, it's sti
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by EmilStenstrom 10mo ago
Thanks for sharing simon! Writing a parser is a really good job for a coding agent, because there's a clear right/wrong answer. In this case, the path there is the challenging part. The hours I've spent trying to convince age
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by EmilStenstrom 10mo ago
Here is a much better link to how it works: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/V...
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I wrote JustHTML using coding agents(friendlybit.com)
1 points by EmilStenstrom 10mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: JustHTML – A pure Python HTML5 parser that just works(github.com)
6 points by EmilStenstrom 10mo ago|2 comments
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by EmilStenstrom 11mo ago
Happy to be put on a sendout list if/when this changes.
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by EmilStenstrom 1y ago
@nicoles: Understand. Is this just about shipping? Or don't you own the games on the platform, so they can't be shipped overseas?
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by EmilStenstrom 1y ago
Them being let go "because they didn't meet 5x" is hearsay. The only source for that is in social-media commentary and opinion pieces. Microsoft described the layoffs as "organizational adjustments".
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by EmilStenstrom 1y ago
Looks really fun, but only ships to the US… such a disappointment after reading up on it, and being ready to buy.
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by EmilStenstrom 1y ago
Sigh This debate has been going on for years now. Remote is good for: People who work alone & People that don't like commuting Remote is bad for: People who work together with other people & People who like socializing IRL (i
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by EmilStenstrom 1y ago
Hint: Tineye
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by EmilStenstrom 1y ago
The desynced sound is infuriating! :)
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by EmilStenstrom 1y ago
Submit a PR!
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by EmilStenstrom 1y ago
You get an extra queen each time you lose :)
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by EmilStenstrom 1y ago
Happy to see use cases front and center in command line documentation. They seem to always start with ”obscure command flag that you’ll probably never use”.
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by EmilStenstrom 1y ago
This essay is SO well written. I find myself smiling and laughing along. Is great writing a must for communication? No. Would I wish that all writing was like this? Most definitely YES!
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by EmilStenstrom 1y ago
I think using Gemma3 in vision mode could be a good use-case for converting PDF to text. It’s downloadable and runnable on a local computer, with decent memory requirements depending on which size you pick. Did anyone try it?
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by EmilStenstrom 2y ago
This is not a clone. They just matched the *outer dimensions* of Whitney, so that they could swap out their old font and not have to remake all their typography.
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by EmilStenstrom 2y ago
Summary of the concrete actions: 1. Early 2025: Identify Federal sites for AI data centers, clean energy facilities, and geothermal zones. Streamline permitting processes and draft reporting requirements for AI infrastructure. Develop a p
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by EmilStenstrom 2y ago
Agreed. And that you can't mark a folder as read. Everything else is stellar.
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by EmilStenstrom 2y ago
"Updated Wednesday, September 4, 2024 5:10 p.m. EST - Amazon reached out to deny the reports of a crack down on singing along with the radio in trucks and provided this PR video clip as evidence. A PR spokesperson told Jalopnik: “This
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by EmilStenstrom 2y ago
PEP 638 is exciting because it introduces syntactic macros to Python, allowing developers to customize and extend the language's syntax. This makes it easier to create specialized features for specific projects without changing Python
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PEP 638 – Syntactic Macros(peps.python.org)
6 points by EmilStenstrom 2y ago|2 comments

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