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msoloviev

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    Show HN: Confy – programmable TUI controls for almost any structured text

    This is a tool that I have long wished somebody else would make. I'm struggling to produce a good one-line or even one-paragraph description of what exactly it does, but a good ana…

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    Show HN: Emailcore – write chiptune in plain text in the browser

    I tried using the AudioContext API to make the most primitive browser-based multi-voice chiptune tracker conceivable. No frameworks or external dependencies were used, and the page…

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    Comment #43162383

    I'm working on a text editor ( https://github.com/blackhole89/autopen/ ) that continuously analyses the buffer with a local LLM to compute token surprisal and generate candidate co…

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    Show HN: Autopen, token-tree text editor that runs LLMs and shows probabilities

    This is a program I have been working on that lets you interact with an LLM (in llama.cpp's GGUF format) locally using a text editor buffer. It tokenises the buffer on the fly, vis…

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    Comment #42806594

    I wonder how the "ring context" works under the hood. I have previously had (and recently messed around with again) a somewhat similar project designed for a more toy/exploratory s…

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    Show HN: Exploring the tree of LLM generations [video]

    This is a simple text editor, made using gtkmm 3 and llama.cpp, that allows you to explore the possible continuations (ranked by descending probability) that an LLM would output af…

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    Comment #33103145

    Hah, +1 for HN users who attended that course in 2009 here. (I usually post on a pseudonymous account though.) I surely must know you, though I couldn't tell who you are from very …

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    Comment #29695698

    Yeah, the way Windows builds are made available at the moment is honestly pretty bad, and I should improve on that. There is the problem that you need to be logged in to download t…

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    Comment #29695662

    Well, it's not exactly unsustainable - the Github CI continues producing those builds without me having to do anything for it (it in fact didn't break even once in the past year, c…

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    Comment #29692291

    Thanks for the feedback! I can certainly try to improve the structure of the README, though I'm not sure if I agree with some of your points about giving more priority to non-Linux…

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    Comment #29690452

    I've been working on one ( https://github.com/blackhole89/notekit ) for a while now (which, unlike the aforementioned, also is not built on Chrome/Electron). Unfortunately it seems…

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    Comment #26259080

    Thanks! I recommend using the repositories or the automated builds or compiling from source, as opposed to the tar.gz binary builds linked directly from the README, as those are so…

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    Comment #26254708

    I'm actually working on one ( https://github.com/blackhole89/notekit ). It's native (Gtk+/C++) rather than Electron, too.

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    Comment #26221865

    > As soon as you wrap code in a function for reuse, the proximate call site no longer has anything to do with the widget ID. That's a good point. (a) hash the entire call stack (th…

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    Comment #26221727

    Yeah, I essentially copied imgui's ID stack approach for my experiments too. (I've been using imgui for some other projects to great success.) It still seems like a hack; I'm quite…

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    Comment #26221309

    Oh, yeah, the Stack Overflow post especially seems to talk about very similar problems to what I have been grappling with. Thanks for the pointer! The code is pretty opaque to me, …

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    Comment #26220710

    Has anyone made a serious attempt at a intermediate-mode frontend to desktop GUI toolkits (as opposed to single-application ones that are rendered by some general-purpose accelerat…

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    Comment #23911603

    I actually like Ardour's GUI a lot (and am grateful that it uses Gtk: KDE never ran stably on a machine I owned, and I found that in Gtk-based environments, it is actually always t…

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    Comment #23089805

    This looks like a more mature/different approach to the same thing I tried to do in a side project a while ago ( https://github.com/blackhole89/macros ), down to similar aesthetic …

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    Comment #22047645

    I made a fork of this that gives you some additional control over how links are treated - specifically, you can set it up different rules for what container to open a page in depen…

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    Comment #20915132

    As I see it, the expectations I'd have towards a mobile note-taking tool (like Google Keep) are different enough that I think it should be a separate program. Folder structure woul…

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    Comment #18820340

    Submission statement: this is a Firefox extension I've been working on for a while, forked from Multi-Account Containers (which unfortunately seems to be very lightly maintained/no…

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    Comment #18315584

    I wrote a similar tool a while back which provides a more natural way to implement full-fledged programming language constructions such as loops (the example in the documentation h…