alexkehayias

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by alexkehayias 1y ago
Having used emacs for many years, OP's description of "doing things wrong" is exactly the way I use emacs. I seldom care about the inner workings of emacs and will do the absolute minimum to get it to work the way I want and
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Guixotic, a Guix/Guile worker cooperative(lists.gnu.org)
5 points by alexkehayias 1y ago|0 comments
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by alexkehayias 2y ago
I’m using gpt-4o which I think is the default for the OpenAI configuration. Haven’t tried other models yet but old like to see how o3-mini performs once it’s been added.
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by alexkehayias 2y ago
So I gave goose a whirl and I actually really like the approach they are taking, especially because I use emacs and not vscode. I would recommend people try it out on an existing project—the results are quite good for small, additive featur
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macOS is detecting Docker as a malware and keeping it from starting(github.com)
10 points by alexkehayias 2y ago|3 comments
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by alexkehayias 3y ago
You have to fill in some gaps (and occasional paranthesis) but it’s pretty darn good at writing elisp for improving your config. I find it’s helpful enough that you can take on medium hanging fruit that you wouldn’t attempt otherwise. For e
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The Most Satisfying Checkbox(andy.works)
2 points by alexkehayias 4y ago|1 comments
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by alexkehayias 4y ago
I have a pretty similar workflow for publishing my personal notes which is exported using GitHub actions. https://notes.alexkehayias.com Relevant emacs init code here (a lot of hacks to get exporting to ox-hugo to work and impr
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Pay up to stay home is one company’s approach to remote work(seattletimes.com)
8 points by alexkehayias 5y ago|2 comments
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Standard Raises $150M in Its Series C, Becomes First Autonomous Checkout Unicorn(standard.ai)
2 points by alexkehayias 6y ago|0 comments
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by alexkehayias 6y ago
Nice, I’ll check out poetry. That’s great that some of the virtualenv functionality made its way into the standard library!
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by alexkehayias 6y ago
:-) Thanks for pointing out FastAPI! You're right, far less churn than when I came back to js after leaving off at backbone/coffeescript/grunt...
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by alexkehayias 6y ago
Thank you! re: sqlalchemy, are there more options for python micro web frameworks like Flask? I enjoyed flask + sqlalchemy in the past.
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by alexkehayias 6y ago
Thanks for the heads up about graphQL—I think I'll avoid for now. It will be for a new project so not a big deal. I just had a quick look at PyTorch... you're totally right this is miles ahead of what I remember. I forgot to ask a
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by alexkehayias 6y ago
Thanks, didn’t know about py video. I will take a look!
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Ask HN: Coming back to Python after a 5 year hiatus–-what do I need to know?
34 points by alexkehayias 6y ago|15 comments
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Text-Only NPR Redesign(text.npr.org)
5 points by alexkehayias 6y ago|0 comments
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A Data-Driven Guide to Effective Personal Climate Action(erikareinhardt.com)
2 points by alexkehayias 7y ago|0 comments
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How I learned to code in nine years(alexkehayias.com)
3 points by alexkehayias 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Feedback on a ClojureScript game engine for functional programmers
4 points by alexkehayias 9y ago|0 comments
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by alexkehayias 10y ago
I wrote a little tool to help check Rust crates on GitHub. It's been really interesting seeing how different libs use unsafety. https://github.com/alexkehayias/harbor
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by alexkehayias 10y ago
I've gotten early access and have been trying it out. So far it's been incredibly easy to use (one time cards is awesome for ordering food or trying out new merchants/startups) and I enjoy the notifications. I just received t
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by alexkehayias 10y ago
Looking forward to working with you! I'm joining next week to work on Atlas too.
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by alexkehayias 10y ago
Anyone know if the firmware allows you to program keys to emulate a mouse? I use this often with tmk_keyboard https://github.com/tmk/tmk_keyboard firmware and found it to be just good enough to never use a mouse and ke
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by alexkehayias 10y ago
Easier inline editing of command args i.e accidentally executing the script when trying to enter a newline.
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by alexkehayias 10y ago
Author here, this was a quick hack using ClojureScript and react to help myself play around with EBNF grammars by rendering them with HTML/CSS. All credit goes to the wonderful Instaparse library written by Mark Engelberg. Yes I'm
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Show HN: Explore EBNF Grammars Interactively(grammarling.com)
6 points by alexkehayias 10y ago|1 comments
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by alexkehayias 10y ago
I've been working on a project to create 2D sprite based game engine in ClojureScript. My goal was to represent the game completely with data and let the engine figure out how to interpret and render it (declaratively). In the end I im
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by alexkehayias 11y ago
Love the work they open sourced in Clojure. Very sorry to see them go. I was a user of their app for awhile, but I tend to believe human led curation provides better signal to noise when it comes to content. It was a tremendous effort in tr
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by alexkehayias 11y ago
Has anyone used this extensively and could share some experiences building with it?

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