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A New Vision of Artificial Intelligence for the People(technologyreview.com)
2 points by tesserato 10mo ago|1 comments
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Odin: A Modern Systems Language(odin-lang.org)
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Fall of a Prolific Journal Exposes the Billionaire Profits of Science Publishing(english.elpais.com)
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Show HN: Inscribe – Execute code blocks inside Markdown to get living documents(github.com)
1 points by tesserato 1y ago|0 comments
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by tesserato 1y ago
CloudMapper is a command-line utility designed to help you understand and Analyse your cloud storage. It uses rclone to interface with various cloud storage providers, gathers information about your files and their structure, and then gener
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by tesserato 1y ago
My journey exploring Zig for (scientific) programming, its current strengths, limitations, and why Rust ultimately won out for a specific project.
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by tesserato 1y ago
Bell Labs was a powerhouse of innovation—its unique culture and structure made it legendary. What can we learn from it today?
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by tesserato 2y ago
That is exactly what motivated me to pursue this theme: I like programming, a bit of math, music, and product development. Why not try to mix everything up? It was a nice ride and it made my PhD enjoyable. I am glad you found the thesis use
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A short history of digital musical instruments(tesserato.web.app)
4 points by tesserato 2y ago|3 comments
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by tesserato 2y ago
During my PhD, I went a bit out of my way to comment on the history of digital musical instruments. I felt that it could aid in motivating the reader for the myriad of more complex topics to come. The original section, with minor correction
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by tesserato 2y ago
Updated the project readme with links to (hopefully) all alternatives listed here. Feel free to add new ones via pull requests. https://github.com/tesserato/CodeWeaver
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Show HN: DSBG – A Static Site Generator That Fast-Tracks Your Digital Presence(tesserato.web.app)
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by tesserato 2y ago
From the description, seems to only work with Python codebases.
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by tesserato 2y ago
I've never used Quarto, but I might give it a go someday. I currently have a convoluted workflow for generating math-heavy documents that involves generating equations using SymPy in a notebook, accumulating them in a string, and ultim
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by tesserato 2y ago
Nice! I thought of using Rust. I'll check how you implemented it.
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by tesserato 2y ago
It is not. Others have commented pointing to services similar to this one, though.
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by tesserato 2y ago
In my experience with feeding large codebases to Gemini, simple tasks work ok (enumerate where such and such happens, find where a certain function is called, list TODOs throughout the code, etc), but tasks that require a bit more logic are
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by tesserato 2y ago
I thought of using Rust, but ultimately chose Go. I'll take a look and see how something similar came out in Rust!
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by tesserato 2y ago
I can think of no use case where binaries are desired in such representation, so I might bake binary exclusion into CodeWeaver as well. SVGs, on the other hand, might be wanted sometimes, in web design contexts. I'll take a look at you
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by tesserato 2y ago
Some advantages of CodeWeaver are that it is compiled, so it might be faster; you can grab a compatible executable from the releases section instead of using `go install` so, no dependencies. You can manually specify what to exclude via a c
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by tesserato 2y ago
CodeWeaver is compiled, so it might be faster. Also, you can grab a compatible executable from the releases section, and you're good to go, instead of using `go install` so, no dependencies. Personally, I considered following the `.git
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by tesserato 2y ago
I also have this use case, and would be interested in such a tool. If you intend to write your tool in Golang, consider instead extending CodeWeaver.
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by tesserato 2y ago
I actually wrote this a couple of months ago, so perhaps nothing similar existed back then (I remember doing some research back then, mostly focused on VS Code plugins). Nevertheless, the idea was also to test how Golang could facilitate th
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by tesserato 2y ago
Thank you for pointing that out. Just fixed it.
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Show HN: Transform your codebase into a single Markdown doc for feeding into AI(tesserato.web.app)
281 points by tesserato 2y ago|164 comments
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Show HN: Dead Simple Blog Generator made in GO(tesserato.github.io)
1 points by tesserato 2y ago|1 comments
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by tesserato 2y ago
# DSBG - Dead Simple Blog Generator (Go) - Static Sites Made Easy Tired of wrestling with complex static site generators? I was, so I built DSBG - the Dead Simple Blog Generator! It's a command-line tool written in Go that takes a dir