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haxel

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About haxel

Infinitely creative full-stack developer who's done it for decades now.

https://haxel.ca

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    Consider Tiny Tool Town? "A place for stupid-delightful tools made with love." https://www.tinytooltown.com/

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    I also ride bike, and used to bonk, but it didn't take long for my body to adapt to using fat as fuel. Half the battle was mental: accepting that I truly didn't need to eat anythin…

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    There's a fair chunk of irony here in that Mario is being both anti-memetic with his naming choices and contrarian in his design decisions, and yet he still finds himself dunked in…

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    It's batteries-not-included, by design. Here's what it looks like with batteries (and note who owns this repo): https://github.com/mitsuhiko/agent-stuff/tree/main Perhaps benchmark…

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    AI studio also has a bug that continuously counts the tokens, typing or not, with 100% CPU usage. Sometimes I wonder who is drawing more power, my laptop or the TPU cluster on the …

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    The creator is very aware. Its original name was "shitty coding agent". https://shittycodingagent.ai/

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    Indeed. Currently, my primary concerns are a) surprise b) accessibility c) efficiency and d) self-containment. Surprise, because that draws my attention better. Not interested in g…

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    I use Mistral (7B v0.2 instruct, 6-bit quantized) to generate the title-text for messages that I send to myself via a Discord bot. Right now, I'm prompting Mistral to generate thes…

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    SEEKING WORK - Mostly remote Location: West coast Canada. Remote: Yes (occasional Vancouver onsites OK). Frontend: SolidJS, React, Material UI, and more. Backend: FastAPI, Flask, a…

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    Not OP, but I swapped over to Regolith a couple of months ago on my laptop and now it's on my main workstation too. Coming from Ubunutu MATE on both. Very happy with it. It's my fi…

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    Developer statement IMPORTANT: Android + Chrome only! (for now) They say you can't manage what you don't measure. This is a system to help people who feel fine but are worried abou…

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    I'm building a way to roughly (and simply) track your own viral risk in real-time and compare it with others. https://howfunctional.com/viral-risk Android-only right now. Precision…

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    Submission statement: Android-only right now. This is an experiment in roughly measuring your own viral risk as simply as possible, then comparing that with other people. Precision…

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