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by cmgriffing 2y ago
Awesome! Thanks! For anyone else curious about how to configure these, check out the docs: https://ghostty.org/docs/config/reference#custom-shader
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by cmgriffing 2y ago
No mention of Cool Retro Term!?!? Typical elitist behavior... /s I'm just having a bit of fun, but it is a fun terminal every once in a while. https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term
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by cmgriffing 2y ago
This is something I have been noodling with a bit. I'm 40 (started in my late 20's). I welcome the distractions as well. When I was learning, I would always have a movie or TV show on in the background. On stream, I am constantly
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by cmgriffing 2y ago
I find it interesting that the Go serialization just duplicates the props rather than using composition: https://typeschema.org/example/go Seems a bit naively implemented. Ideally, the duplicated props in Student would
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by cmgriffing 2y ago
This is a bit misleading. You are only prevented from using UI libs that use a Provider/Context (like Mantine does) since Astro does not support Context. Things like shadcn/ui work fine, even when statically rendered.
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by cmgriffing 2y ago
Looks like WEBGPU is only on nightly for FF, for now.
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by cmgriffing 2y ago
I am no expert but my take was that in many cases, logs, metrics, and traces are stored in individually queryable tables/stores. Their proposal is to have a single "Event" table/store with fields for spans, traces, and m
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by cmgriffing 2y ago
That sounds awesome. Link please?
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by cmgriffing 2y ago
I really wonder if some organization like the ACLU could bring cases against "Return to Work" initiatives as being discriminatory?
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by cmgriffing 2y ago
I would love to see some tooltips or something to explain the relevance of some of the stock metrics and what a good vs bad number would look like. Something as simple as "Higher number = better" would be useful.
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by cmgriffing 2y ago
I had one interesting thought while reading that section. It seems that a lot of effort has been put into tooling for translating to and from English. It's probably much more effort invested than for other languages, so by using Englis
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by cmgriffing 2y ago
I think some of the bits of advice here apply more to "soft" topics like tech debt, etc. Things that feel more like storytelling rather than informational. Technical presentations have a different set of "rules".
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
Really cool. I would love to see an api for just passing a numeric seed value. Then users of an app can click a "refresh" button to get one they like that could persist across page loads and devices without having to store the ent
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
I think a baseline spec would be really useful. I like to think of it like the unist ecosystem for ASTs. Unist provides a baseline spec that compatible tools can use to comb an AST. Then, specific AST tools like hast for HTML or sast for CS
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
I get it if you don't want to bring in another dependency, but Arrow has a lot of nice utility methods: https://arrow.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guide.html#replace-sh...
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
Funnily enough, I wrote a tool to dictate books that seems very similar to this [1]. I was inspired to make it by an episode of Columbo, though. I wonder if David Milch also took inspiration from the same episode [2]. [1]: https:/&#x2
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
I think this is a cool idea. I'm curious why it could't work like dependabot does though. Dependabot can scan my public repos and even create PRs from its own ephemeral forks without the overstepping of permissions that this needs
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
I think the demo section needs work. Clicking a "tab" to change the example code to Greeting, or anything else adds a history event but doesn't update the url. I probably would have done the exact opposite in both aspects. Us
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
Thanks! It really depends on your machine. My mac mini is heavily constrained due to only having 2 proper cores and not much RAM. So the smallest models run best. The quantized tiny runs better than the regular tiny simply due to memory pre
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
I just built a tool that uses Whisper.cpp compiled to WASM in conjunction with SQLite WASM for a fully client-side book writing tool. Basically, I want to write a book without having to type out the whole thing. I got the dictation idea fro
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
CommitStrip has an awesome comic about this exact process. https://www.commitstrip.com/en/2014/11/25/west-side-project-... ? Shameless plug, I made a YouTube video that points out a bit of nuance that the
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
I've been using Cody by Sourcegraph and liking it so far. https://sourcegraph.com/cody
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
Hey OP, not sure if you saw but I noticed a pretty annoying UI bug in the marketing site. Here is a PR to fix it. Just a simple parseInt. https://github.com/cursusdb/cursusdb-web/pull/1
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
I find commit messages are more useful when we consider machines to be primary the consumers of them. Using conventional commit style messages allow us to generate changelogs and modify our semver versions automatically. Generating changelo
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
> We also plan to release the Wing SDK to other languages soon Awesome! I agree that your intended experience is likely to be more curated, but supporting other languages might really help. This is really cool to hear. Also, I realize I
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
I think it's an interesting idea, but I feel like creating a whole new language has too much overhead for adoption. You would need to create a language server and extensions for every editor you want to support. A language-specific DSL
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
I could be mistaken, but I believe AWS would still charge for one direction of an S3 to Databricks/Snowflake instance/cluster.
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
I think they are missing something about their target market. They say they went with micro 4/3 because of cost, but camera enthusiasts would happily pay a premium for a full-frame sensor. I know I would, at least.
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
> It actually quite the opposite: it's counter intuitive that you could program these or, for that matter, any intelligence. Isn't that kind of what Pavlov proved with his dog? It happens to people all the time too. We are easi
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by cmgriffing 3y ago
Irony Alert: The bleeping computer website consumes 700MB+ RAM on the page of an article that talks about malicious ads. https://twitter.com/cmgriffing/status/1707511082947158445

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