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The minimal case for a minimal subagents implementation in Pi(danielnouri.org)
2 points by dnouri 2mo ago|0 comments
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by dnouri 7mo ago
Oh that sounds neat. I'll need to check out your extension!
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by dnouri 7mo ago
Nice! I'm curious to hear how you're mapping `read` and `write` to Emacs buffers. Does that mean those commands open those files in Emacs and read and write them there? Let me also drop a link to the Pi Emacs mode here for anyone
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Show HN: Pi-coding-agent: Emacs front end for AI-assisted coding(github.com)
4 points by dnouri 9mo ago|0 comments
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by dnouri 11mo ago
Interesting question. However, I haven't worked with those kinds of tests before. It looks like there's two pytest plugins at least to support you with that: - Mutatest: Python mutation testing: https://mutatest.readthe
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Modern Python CI with Coverage in 2025(danielnouri.org)
3 points by dnouri 11mo ago|3 comments
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by dnouri 11mo ago
I covered a gap by blogging about: Modern Python CI with Coverage in #2025 Let me know in the comments if you think it's useful. From the table of contents: Our toolchain py-cov-action: GitHub-native coverage
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by dnouri 13y ago
An interesting idea. Yes, you can usually use a convnet with any number of channels per pixel.
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by dnouri 13y ago
The nice thing about these convolutional neural nets is that they're not convoluted at all. ;-) It's basically feed the raw data, in this case spectrograms. Traditional approaches in this field are usually much more convoluted,
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by dnouri 13y ago
And third-place winner of the second whale challenge :-) https://www.kaggle.com/c/the-icml-2013-whale-challenge-right... This second challenge actually featured a different dataset with different hydrophones used etc.
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Using deep learning to listen for whales(danielnouri.org)
80 points by dnouri 13y ago|9 comments
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Pilger: Forcing down Evo Morales's plane was an act of air piracy(guardian.co.uk)
4 points by dnouri 13y ago|1 comments