knlb2022

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by knlb2022 1y ago
Yeah, it's very far from usable by other people at the moment =/. The readme at https://github.com/kunalb/termdex/tree/main/markdown_files is probably the best bit.
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by knlb2022 1y ago
I've built a couple for myself so far; the most recent is in zig (sqlite extension that treats markdown files / frontmatter as virtual tables) and it's lasted me. I plan to rewrite it soon to adapt to how I've been using
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by knlb2022 2y ago
I gave a small talk on how to really push using hooks for logging intermediate values (including capturing gradients from torch & fx scripted modules) that may be useful: https://static.sched.com/hosted_files/pytorc
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by knlb2022 3y ago
This was the first time I bought a font, and -- surprisingly -- I haven't regretted it at all. Every time I look at my terminal there's always a little bit of happiness at how elegant the font looks.
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by knlb2022 3y ago
Happy to hear that! Heh, definitely depends on the software itself but I generally find the contents /schema of tables used to save the data very illuminating: you can see the UX, whatever form it takes -- and then what is saved to the
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by knlb2022 3y ago
https://explog.in I've been writing here sporadically for more than 10 years at this point, at ~1 post a year. The more recent posts took months to write, and tend to cover things I find myself repeating frequently while wo
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Mechanical Tactics for ramping up on large software projects(explog.in)
1 points by knlb2022 3y ago|0 comments
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by knlb2022 3y ago
I'll throw in my own too: https://github.com/kunalb/panopticon
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by knlb2022 4y ago
Build my own project with it, ideally for fun -- if it's a tool or a programming language. Try to apply it immediately if I'm learning something new.
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by knlb2022 4y ago
> "you don't have to code all parts of your design". That's an excellent articulation of what I think as "invisible seams" when I write code: they're soft points of extensions that don't need a sep
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by knlb2022 4y ago
Huh, I wrote about this a few months ago too (with a lot more whimsy): Eating Elephants -- https://docs.google.com/document/d/1c07-Zj6bUbYPwx7Zttd1N74o... The thrust of both our articles is similar, except I think
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by knlb2022 4y ago
Agreed, writing is necessary but not sufficient. But writing is still much better than nothing.
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by knlb2022 4y ago
As much as I enjoy writing to think, simply writing doesn't lead to reality testing -- I've found even greater clarity by trying to add numbers or simulations and trying to program around what I'm writing. Writing with real d
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by knlb2022 4y ago
I used this in AoC for the first time a couple of years ago, as a consequence of diving deeply into asyncio. https://explog.in/static/aoc2019/AoC23.html
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by knlb2022 4y ago
Small Gods by Terry Pratchett, and the whole series on Discworld greatly affected how I think about life, and to look beyond first assumptions.
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by knlb2022 4y ago
I have 3 suggestions! because that's how I tend to work too - Scapple (mac/windows only) https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scapple/overview I love how minimal it is, but wish there was a linux/web ver
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Eating Elephants: ramping up on large software projects(explog.in)
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by knlb2022 4y ago
I haven't yet cleaned up the slipbox code enough to publish it, but I do have my site generation code public: https://explog.in/config.html -- which does something similar but doesn't generate the cross links. The
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by knlb2022 4y ago
I use logseq to take study notes in org mode, which are then published to my public slipbox by post-processing with emacs in a github action. The consistent part of this has been plain text notes -- the slipbox has stuck for the past year,
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by knlb2022 4y ago
I built https://github.com/kunalb/panopticon to export perfetto/chrome compatible traces and also draw arrows between async functions. (I think the arrows are only supported in about://tracing though).
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by knlb2022 4y ago
https://explog.in -- a few posts over the past decade. I've tried to keep it fairly simple and straightforward. Generated with emacs running in a Github action ( https://explog.in/config.html); comes with a