llimllib

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   by llimllib 1y ago

   I have a blog post[1] and accompanying repo[2] that shows how to use SEA to build a binary (and compares it to bun and deno) and strip it down to 67mb (for me, depends on the size of your local node binary). [1]: https://notes.bi
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   by llimllib 1y ago

   It's easy to show that you're right and that code isn't dead so it can't be eliminated: package main import ( "fmt" "github.com/vvvvv/dlg" ) func r
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   by llimllib 1y ago

   (I'm the original author but not the OP) It was done in september of '24 with go 1.23.1 and the most recent (at the time) versions of sqlite libraries, as stated. The page you linked compares golang bindings against each other, no
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   How I Program with Agents(crawshaw.io)

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

   I use fastmod[1] and enjoy it [1]: https://github.com/facebookincubator/fastmod
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   by llimllib 1y ago

   my path went similarly to yours, I've actually done it a couple of times. Here's my current iteration, a python script that does manage to stay under 1000 lines: https://github.com/llimllib/obsidian_notes&#x2F
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   by llimllib 2y ago

   Maine banned billboards state-wide a long time ago and it’s great Vermont, Alaska and Hawaii have as well, according to the internet
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   by llimllib 2y ago

   For kicks, I downloaded the file and compared duckdb with the spatial extension against jq. jq was about 2x as fast for interactive use, but if you had multiple queries to run, paying a small cost to create a duckdb database and then queryi
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   by llimllib 2y ago

   > In pretty much every "Unicode string" library/language type I've seen, each individual codepoint is a "character" languages are actually really inconsistent on what they count as a unicode character: http
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    I don't swim, but I have done thousands of runs with my series of garmin watches and I can say that the UX for them is spectacular, everything is in a sensible place for me to do without thinking. Not sure what problems you've had
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    Diagnosing an Unusual WiFi Issue (2020)(ryuuta.net)

    271 points by llimllib 2y ago|97 comments
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    Known as a "second-price" or Vickrey auction for anybody who wants to read some auction game theory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vickrey_auction
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    I find k6 a lot nicer for HTTP benching, and no slower to set up than hyperfine (which I love for CLI benching): https://k6.io/
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    worth mentioning that it's linux-only
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    10 years in is exactly when you have to go do oral boards again in medicine, actually
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    I maintain a more comprehensive list here: https://notes.billmill.org/computer_usage/mac_os/mac_os_comm... But I don’t have uuidgen!
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40820195
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    They’re expensive and last less time than regular trainers
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    They’re already somewhat regulated, there’s a maximum stack height for competition
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    My understanding is that they hook a runner up to a machine that measures their oxygen consumption, have them run a given pace in a given shoe, and measure how much oxygen they consume as a proxy to how much energy they’re using. With the s
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    Peace, famously, is easy to judge objectively; that's why it gets a nobel
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    that's great! whisper is awesome software. I'm working on a golang version that links to whisper.cpp directly to maybe make porting easier/possible
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    XO doesn’t have them built-in, but it uses easily customizable templates. I added support for a bunch of postgres fancy stuff in a previous app, it wasn’t too difficult https://github.com/xo/xo
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    thanks for all the help, I appreciate it.
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    Presumably that used whisper's bundled tiny model, which is no better than youtube CC. A beef I have with whisper-cpp is that they totally refuse to handle model management. With mlx_whisper, I just have to tell it to use a model and i
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    yeah, I found that when I was in there. I added an issue for tracking youtube CC support: https://github.com/llimllib/yt-transcribe/issues/2 with some thoughts about the challenges
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    good idea! I've no idea how to distinguish between auto-generated and manual captions, but I definitely should take them if available. A timestamp flag is also a good idea. Will noodle on a whisper.cpp version! A question: on mac I can
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    Show HN: Transcribe YouTube Videos

    1 points by llimllib 2y ago|11 comments
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    I keep mine in a github repository and wrote a little script to sync files in both directions: https://github.com/llimllib/personal_code/blob/6e86441d992ca...
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    by llimllib 2y ago

    Have you seen gist.io? If you replace `gist.github.com/<user>/<id>` -> ` https://gist.io/@<user>/<id> `, you get a gist with nice typography. https://gist.io/@simonw&#