jftuga

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   by jftuga 1y ago

   Thanks for the link. These are nice additions.
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   by jftuga 1y ago

   I just learned how to do an inline "Note" in markdown (noticed this in his README.md) which I had either never seen before or just never noticed. I made a gist so I wouldn't forget how to do this. https://gist.git
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   by jftuga 1y ago

   I wonder if you could add a toggle to only examine only source and skip comments.
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   by jftuga 1y ago

   I will always write code myself but then sometimes have AI generate a first pass at class and method doc strings. What would happen in this scenario with your tool? Would my code be detected as AI generated because of this or does your to
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   by jftuga 1y ago

   I have a macbook air M4 with 32 GB. What LM Studio models would you recommend for: * General Q&A * Specific to programming - mostly Python and Go. I forgot the command now, but I did run a command that allowed MacOS to allocate and use
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   by jftuga 1y ago

   I recently wrote an open source Python module to deidentify people's names and gender specific pronouns. It uses spaCy's Named Entity Recognition (NER) capabilities combined with custom pronoun handling. See the screenshot in the
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   by jftuga 1y ago

   I have not heard about this. Can you please provide more context?
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   by jftuga 1y ago

   I wrote a CLI program to determine and detect the end-of-line format, tabs, bom, and nul characters. It can be installed via Homebrew or you can download standalone binaries for all platforms: https://github.com/jftuga&#x2F
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   by jftuga 1y ago

   I believe he alluded to it here... "I have to imagine this is because nobody in the Python community knew enough Rust to fix it. Had the native portion of Pendulum been written in C I would have fixed it myself."
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    by jftuga 1y ago

    Micro is nice because it is a single-file, stand-alone executable that has mouse support, macro record/playback and syntax highlighting. (I haven't checked Nano recently). It is great for making quick edits to json configs, shell
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    by jftuga 1y ago

    Here is one of few Windows apps that I have written, albeit in C#. compinfo is a single, 431 KB windows executable. It displays basic computer info including user name, computer name, OS, model, serial number (service tag), CPU model, memor
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    Show HN: Deidentification, Python tool for removing personal info using NLP(github.com)

    1 points by jftuga 2y ago|0 comments
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    What prompt are you using for this?
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    I'm using ollama, llama3.2 3b, and python to shorten news article titles to 10 words or less. I have a 3 column web site with a list of news articles in the middle column. Some of the titles are too long for this format, but the shor
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    I know someone who lost their home in the Palisades fires. This is what he said about this spreadsheet: "I’ve already started spreading the word about the spreadsheet, it’s a great resource."
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    This is a great project. It's basically a Swiss army knife style tool, but for PDF files. I've been using it on & off for several years now for various projects.
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    I agree with this - good idea.
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    I use this extension to locally save my Claude chats. It does a great job preserving code blocks.
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    After the video was published, it was revealed that some of the recorded "theft" reactions were actually staged. According to Rober, he had asked friends to test the device and record reactions, but some of them had recruited othe
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    I wrote a standalone CLI tool (written in Go) to determine and detect the end-of-line format, tabs, bom, and nul characters: https://github.com/jftuga/chars
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    Open the web version in your browser: https://bandysc.github.io/AvaloniaVisualBasic6/
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    What are typical rents for 2 or 3 bedroom apartments that are located in safe neighborhoods?
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    From the article: Key information Current M4 chips offer 4-12 CPU P cores. M4 P cores are arranged in clusters of up to 6, sharing L2 cache and running at a common frequency. P core clusters can be shut down, idling at their
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    This is a good observation. I was hoping to read a blog that wasn't so narrowly focused to just text book publishing.
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    https://github.com/esimov/caire?tab=readme-ov-file#face-dete... This shows an example of what can happen when you perform a basic resizing of faces. You will notice the distortion when this library is not used. When I
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    tangent: I wrote this: https://github.com/jftuga/photo_id_resizer This program is used to resize large photo ID images. When image resizing occurs, a content aware image resizing library is used with its face det
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    Nice. After reading the man page, I see that it can be used to convert image file formats: sips -s format png photo.HEIC --out photo.png or resizing: sips -z 300 600 original.jpg --out new.jpg
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    I have this .zshrc function to track the battery and charging, which uses pmset: function batt-info() { echo system_profiler SPPowerDataType | grep Wattage | cut -c 7- echo pmset -g batt }
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    I love using it for macros. Do you happen to know if there is anything similar for either VS Code or PyCharm?
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    by jftuga 2y ago

    From the article: "Ubuntu developer Simon Quigley laid out the plans for hoping Ubuntu packages will move from Qt 5 to Qt 6 so that by the time of the Ubuntu 26.04 LTS cycle in early 2026 that the older version of this graphical toolki