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rhgraysonii

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About rhgraysonii

Programmer, often in Elixir. New Yorker.

bobbbygrayson[at]gmail.com, bsky.app/profile/@bobbby.online

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49156963

    A really great place to reach for this is Elixir/Phoenix now that the set theoretic type system is in place with LiveView. I have been doing some pretty large/complex codebases gra…

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    Comment #48722295

    Thanks! I was thinking of doing the 128gb to have some future proofing. I figure at this point, it's akin to a mechanic keeping great tools around, when it comes to having this sor…

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    Comment #48722229

    I have been having pretty good success with Qwen 3.5 9B for "nontrivial but not challenging work all things considered" -- it runs great on my 24gb unified memory m4 pro MacBook Pr…

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    Show HN: I had Fable clone a game, it turned it into an arena combat AI trainer

    I started off with a simple goal: port the game Soldat to Typescript. I ended up not only with the game, but with a full system to train AI bots to play my own game, building a neu…

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    Comment #48461228

    I use deciduous every day while working with LLMs to create more of my own tools/projects. It is a living memory for agents stored in a simple, portable manner. https://deciduous.d…

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    Comment #48446759

    It might be helpful to rotate the books on the frontpage so that that you can read them by binding without tilting your head.

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    Comment #48397933

    I regularly have agents communicate with each other this way using my tools Deciduous ( https://deciduous.dev ). It keeps all decisions in a DAG and the other agents, when configur…

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    Comment #48321720

    Valid, but you lose the lived history that comes with the audit log of it being actual review back and forth and CI runs vs lost to a developers machine and only a relic in the com…

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    Show HN: 2048 with Blitz Mode

    I got bored of normal 2048 so I made this. It allows you to enter "blitz mode" with a set time per move and an ability to scale the board up if you want to play longer games. It al…

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    Comment #48262079

    I wonder what he is up to. I have 2 _why inspired tattoos after he did so much to influence my entire philosophy and style of programming. What a unique character, who happened to …

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    Comment #48151859

    Jason’s work output is so prolific. Over the past 4-5 years he’s digitized the lifetime collection of magnetic media I acquired in a series of odd interesting events. So much slice…

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    Comment #48077059

    Finally, I can reasonably get something truly high contrast and not just close to it as the current offerings are. This is a little thing, but Zed continues to keep getting so many…

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    Comment #48068560

    I have a tool for this https://deciduous.dev

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    Comment #48038773

    Temper is a programming language that compiles to many other programming languages. This interview with the creator and core team is pretty interesting, diving into how the languag…

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    Comment #47663105

    11 minutes elapsed between the comments. There is going to be some actual time before a report and the status page being live in a breaking system.

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    Comment #47214467

    I think the decisions it made along the way are worth tracking. And it’s got some useful side effects with regard to actually going through the programming and architecture process…

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    Comment #47101659

    I have built this for my own use after extracting it from a project. It originally, for me, was about keeping logs of a bunch of complex math stuff I was doing in a project and cro…

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    Comment #47101644

    I have built this for my own use after extracting it from a project. It originally, for me, was about keeping logs of a bunch of complex math stuff I was doing in a project and cro…

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    Comment #46876496

    The anticompetitive move would be not running their software if ‘which codex’ evaluated to showing a binary and then not allow you to use it due to its presence. Companies are allo…

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    Comment #46859356

    (this also applies to anyone else in the thread whose interested in Elixir)

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    Comment #46857841

    Great to see an Elixir job. They have been so scarce on here for many months. If you ever wanna talk a little shop, hit me up, I'd love to get to know some more in the community an…