collinvandyck76

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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
Sure, here's the repo https://github.com/collinvandyck/gpterm You'll need to supply your openai auth token, and after that you're good to go.
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
I wrote a terminal app using bubbletea that talks to openai and saves conversations to a sqlitedb. i use it all the time to figure out what threads to pull on for a problem with which i'm unfamiliar. it has proven to be one of the bigg
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
> I was taught that a deeper understanding leads to better software/solutions aside from being fun, it just makes everything so much easier when it's not "magic"
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
There's a guy in my neighborhood (who uses a backpack blower) and this is his main hobby. I really don't understand the appeal of doing what is a pretty monotonous task for such a long amount of time, given that in mere hours much
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
Maybe for your usecase, sure, but my usecase is my own dotfiles which has some of these helper scripts and it's a good fit there.
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
I've been writing scripts like this but with a case/esac at the bottom to map $1 to the right command. Have never thought about doing this instead. thank you for opening my eyes!
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
>now you're having to fire up a tokio runtime I've been developing in (mostly async) Rust professionally for a about a year -- I haven't written much sync rust other than my learning projects and a raytracer I'm worki
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
I kept running into an issue with tig where it couldn't break apart a hunk, or otherwise couldn't stage a part of one. I never figured it out by the time I gave lazygit a shot. Now that I've used lg in anger I only wish I had
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
reading this book career shifted me in a positive way. thank you <3
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
Click on something
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
Obviously GP think it's helpful? Just because you're in the minority that doesn't need IDE or LSP assist writing Java, I think that most people would argue that assist for Java is beneficial even if you personally don't
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
That's kind of missing the parent's point. If you wanted to ensure emails arrive, that sounds like another queue that could be backed by a different table that is also produced into as part of the original transaction.
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
This is what I do. It's really awesome that this exists.
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
this is a great idea thank you
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
If your problem fits, you can sometimes keep the former version in play with the pipeline pattern, where child goroutines are stopped when the parent goroutine closes the channel in a defer when it's exiting. That being said, my experi
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
Yes, my feelings are similar. It's one of the monthly costs I would not consider putting on the chopping block unless I were in dire circumstances.
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
There's a difference between being able to access gpt4 via chat gpt plus, and being able to access gpt4 over the openai APIs.
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
I didn't see this optimization when I read the overview. I also hope that the compiler is smart enough to avoid this.
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
I like this but the lazy part of me just treats anything i write into $(mktemp -d) as something that will be eventually GC'd by the operating system. I have no idea when it actually happens, or if it does at all, but that's how i
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
Templates are great for this. I have templates for json/go/sh/etc formatting that i can insert using Ctrl+t, and then I'm off to the races. If you add the Templater plugin you can add custom logic such as where to place
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
When people mention type safety in this context, they are talking about compiler guarantees. Application code that uses type assertions will never be "type safe" in the way that a compiler can ensure. So while you're correct
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
strength. i put mine in three weeks ago. good luck!
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
Those arrays usually contain pointers to other data structures, allocated on the heap in different places, which often results in a cache miss / cpu stall. It's still a constant time lookup, but for small values of N, avoiding the
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
>To achieve high performance, APISIX stores the list of IP addresses in a hash table and uses it for matching (O(1)) than iterating through the list (O(N)). For IP allow/deny lists, unless the list were very large, I imagine it woul
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
Location: North Carolina Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: platform/infra/service dev, kafka,Go/Rust/Java, TUIs, parsing, etc CV: https://github.com/collinvandyck&#x2
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
true, but it was the first great one. i remember struggling with altavista until google blew everything out of the water.
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
I built a terminal-based gpt client for myself. It uses a sqlite db to store conversations and uses bubbletea for terminal drawing. I use it frequently while I'm writing code. It uses another library to render markdown so that code sni
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
I have a real beef with gas powered blowers, and it's noise pollution. A neighbor on my block doesn't have a lot going on, but he has his leaf blower, and it's his primary activity. Evenings that would be otherwise sublimely
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by collinvandyck76 3y ago
This seems like a very useful way to rubberduck ideas that are not yet well formed. I like it! Are there limits to a conversation? The input prompt disappeared in the middle of an exploration of the utility of rotating tires every 5k miles
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by collinvandyck76 4y ago
If you have a lot of people and a lot of different builds it can become increasingly significant. It wasn't in our case, but it felt like it could have become so. And a lot of services wouldn't really notice too much if the occasi

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