LinasKo

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by LinasKo 4mo ago
Launching https://leafy.you soon - a general-purpose in-browser assistant. Compiles reports, fills forms, interfaces with 900+ services you own. More broadly, I spent ages developing a self-solving Kanban for mid-sized companies
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by LinasKo 5mo ago
I've got a taskboard that auto-completes easy tasks, specs out and visualises hard ones. Draws from a bunch of sources, MCP-connects to my agents, comes with a browser plugin to invite meeting bots to calls, lets me (and my testers) le
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by LinasKo 9mo ago
I want to automate the first half of software engineering work. I'm building a system that reads Slack, listens to Google Meetings, user complaints, etc and gives me prompts I could feed into coding agents or planners. Problem-to-promp
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by LinasKo 3y ago
It has to be the auto-playing Tomb Raider agent, where LLMs were used to give Lara self-awareness. I've never seen anything like it. It starts off with some classical computer vision shenanigans to understand the character movement, ma
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by LinasKo 3y ago
Ligatures became one of my favourite features after trying out Fira Code. It felt like an obvious improvement that I was yearning for, for years. I guess my brain likes having distinct continuous symbols to represent different operations -
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by LinasKo 4y ago
In Edinburgh (2013) we did get Haskell as the very first language of the very first course (yes, functional programming before OOP!). Having coded before, I was pretty confused, why would they do that, but it ended up being an amazing equal
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by LinasKo 4y ago
So, here's the thing - there's a secret world of sports and odd activities that, I feel, only a select few know about, that are both more fun, cheaper, and more beginner friendly than mainstream stuff. I found, a while back, that
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by LinasKo 4y ago
TL;DR: highlight tailwind / bootstrap classes in VS Code. Web Dev is only a distant area of expertise of mine. I find learning new things here not complicated, but a bit tedious. What I'd like is to be able to scan through html fi
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by LinasKo 4y ago
I'd find it nice to have a VS Code plugin to hide assertions. Specifically in Python, I see myself writing asserts to check for data boundaries, numpy array sizes, data types. It takes space and diatracts a bit. Bonus points if I could
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by LinasKo 5y ago
A lot of the music I like is on YouTube, including many obscure remixes and covers. Now, I'm not a fan of forgetting things and YouTube can be pretty volatile, with videos getting removed. Rather than downloading all the audio, I made
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by LinasKo 5y ago
Hello World, My mom's a textile designer, contracting with large companies, but somehow not getting to use any fancy tools they. She says design software existd, but it's pretty expensive. At the core, she's making plaids - a