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arthursw

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    Show HN: Ldbg: a Python library to ask LLMs while debugging

    ldbg is a minimal Python library that lets you ask an LLM questions while debugging — your prompt is automatically enriched with your current call stack, variables, and source cont…

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    Comment #44462404

    Then I have to advertise the work of my father: https://oliviermasson.art/en/4-publications

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    Comment #44134667

    When I started the project, Spack was not available on Windows so it was not an option. Now I should reconsider this. Thanks!

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    Thanks for your comments! I fully agree that the Python ecosystem is (overly) complex, and Conda is generally not necessary for Python tools. I made this library for a workflow man…

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    Show HN: Wetlands – a lightweight Python library for managing Conda environments

    When building a plugin system for an application, avoiding dependency conflicts is critical. To address this, I created Wetlands – a lightweight Conda environment manager. Wetlands…

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    Comment #43342949

    I really like PairDrop https://github.com/schlagmichdoch/PairDrop

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    Comment #26768319

    For now it uses the thinning algorithm from the article "Efficient Binary Image Thinning using Neighborhood Maps". https://github.com/autotrace/autotrace/blob/master/src/thin-...

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    Comment #26768225

    Autotrace does have a tracing option "-centerline" which creates a single line on shape boudaries. I think it uses a fine thinning algorithm referenced in the scientific literature…

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    Comment #14800364

    A team at the University of Washington Bothell (UWB) is already working on such thing : https://readwrite.com/2016/10/19/autonomous-tricycle-tl4/ http://newatlas.com/uwb-autonomous…