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craig

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About craig

You can reach via email: hn at craigmulligan.com

github.com/craigmulligan

meet.hn/city/us-New-York

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    I'm assuming they mean founders@ .

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    I love that someone is actively working on components in the python space. Coming back to python after years in the js ecosystem I've found templates really cumbersome to work with…

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    Sure! https://github.com/craigmulligan/standup

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    In the agile/scrum world people often do a daily "standup" meeting where you go over what you did yesterday and plan on doing today. Many of the teams I've worked with recently hav…

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    I recently built a cli called "standup" which given a git sha, will pass the diffs + commit messages to an LLM and produce a standup message. I still edit it a little but it saves …

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    I've found it's autocomplete really bad. It often hallucinates import paths and other illegal operations. It's not clear to me why it can't leverage the LSP better.

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    > Warning – I’m going to rant for many, many paragraphs. My advice is to skim I had a good chuckle at this.

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    I just moved to the USA from Europe and have found sms/mms to be annoying. I'm consistently missing texts especially mms. Maybe my settings are slightly off or the payload is excee…

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    I've been building up a vintage Fuji and have been using Sheldon's site to find data on old standards. It's been incredibly useful. On a similar note I've also used https://www.dis…

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    Might be a silly question but how does one know this is the legit rule set and not gpt generating a believably fake one?

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    I had a quick look at the code to understand what (sort of) meant. It's appending to a file and then reading it back and looking for the key line by line so it's O(n). I'm not sure…

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    I think you are misinterpreting the term "diff". Near the beginning of the article they describe it "At Meta we call an individual set of changes made to the codebase a “diff.” So …

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    I've been building a basic sqlite like database [1] to improve my understanding of relational dbs. It's still early days but it's been fun using different data structures than I ty…

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    Looks really neat. Anyone know of a similar neovim/vim plugin?

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    Is the code open source? I've been wanting to build something similar but with the option translate the text, to help with language learning.

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    Wasn't tangram previously an easy to use ML tool? I thought the product looked pretty neat, would be interested in reading a post on the pivot if there is one.

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