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by azhenley 1y ago
The author also wrote about his experience making a space shooter game for the E-Reader: https://mattgreer.dev/blog/making-a-shooter-for-the-ereader/
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by azhenley 1y ago
This is what I need more of from the internet.
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Casio F-91W(en.wikipedia.org)
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Stanford CS336: Language Modeling from Scratch [video](youtube.com)
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by azhenley 1y ago
TinyBASIC is fun and beautifully simple. I wrote a 3-part tutorial for making a TinyBASIC-to-C compiler using Python a few years ago. Let’s make a Teeny Tiny compiler https://austinhenley.com/blog/teenytinycompiler1.htm
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LLMs: The Missing Compiler for Unix Tools(tselai.com)
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"What went well" is more than just a pat on the back(surfingcomplexity.blog)
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What makes a good side project?(austinhenley.com)
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by azhenley 1y ago
What I like about these projects is that you can make them as simple or as complicated as you want.
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by azhenley 1y ago
I agree 100%. Here’s why I prefer making “useless” stuff: https://austinhenley.com/blog/makinguselessstuff.html And my list of similar projects: https://austinhenley.com/blog/challengingprojects.ht
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by azhenley 1y ago
This is beautiful!!! Adding it to the end of the post right now.
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by azhenley 1y ago
Now if I can just use SIMD directly from Python without calling out to another language.
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by azhenley 1y ago
We are hiring.
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by azhenley 1y ago
Very nice find (pun intended). I added an update at the end with your solution and a link to this comment.
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by azhenley 1y ago
YouTuber or move to the mountains.
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Ohm.js Grammar Generator(gcrois.github.io)
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It must be worth it even if it doesn't work (2021)(world.hey.com)
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Python 3.13.5 is now available(discuss.python.org)
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by azhenley 1y ago
I think it is time * (votes+comments). In practice, if it gets any real amount of votes or comments, you have to wait a year to repost. If it doesn't get any attention, it can be reposted quickly (though I think it should be a day late
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Solving LinkedIn Queens with SMT(buttondown.com)
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Continuous AI from GitHub Next(githubnext.com)
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by azhenley 1y ago
I spent nearly a week of my Microsoft internship in 2016 adding support for Source Depot to the automated code reviewer that I was building ( https://austinhenley.com/blog/featurestheywanted.html ) despite having no idea
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AI at Amazon: A case study of brittleness(surfingcomplexity.blog)
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"This is not vis"(niklaselmqvist.medium.com)
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by azhenley 1y ago
Writing out hundreds of lines of code is not what I meant by proactive tools… Where are the proactive coding tools? https://austinhenley.com/blog/proactiveai.html
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Subtype Inference by Example(blog.polybdenum.com)
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Lightweight Diagramming for Lightweight Formal Methods(blog.brownplt.org)
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AI at Amazon: A case study of brittleness(surfingcomplexity.blog)
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105 Vibe-Coded Tools(tools.simonwillison.net)
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by azhenley 1y ago
It was probably auto flagged as dupe because the original was discussed recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43957010

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