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Working with agents generates a lot of markdown input and output. So I'm working on viva, a tool to help author and review docs. You tell it what kind of doc you want, attach any n…

It's funny that AI even gave us similar themes.

I'm working on a much smaller idea, but so far it's just me using it for grad school, and a friend using it for his master ciccerone prep. It has been really useful in the class I …

A lot of us spent substantial parts of our careers automating other folks out of jobs. But now that it's come for us, we're upset.

Yeah, my personal workflow has different reviewers for codebase(patterns, code cleanliness, etc), frontend, security, product fit, etc. So they spawn as separate subagents. Both so…

Still working on Study Engine and Nomnominees(more or less done for now). StudyEngine is a webapp I'm using while doing my masters in comp sci. I upload lecture notes, textbooks, p…

Building a small webapp to live on my home server to manage my history/science/philosophy/general knowledge podcasts. And then have it connect to sonos to create my own talk radio.…

Not who you responded to, but I've been working on cctx. It's an open source tool for analyzing claude code sessions to see where things went wrong(tool failure loops, bloated cont…

On a Pixel phone, you can do Accessibility -> Color Mode

I have a service that runs on my home server and uses the Ubiquiti API to detect when I'm on a zoom call. It then pauses my Sonos network-wide. Unpauses when the call is over. The …

They're recommender systems already, which is AI-powered, so how exactly are they changing?

When making a PB&J, I want just enough to jelly to add a little flavor to the peanut butter. Which is why my dad always called them "choke sandwiches" when I made them.

I've been working on something similar for helping work through my masters classes: https://studyengine.app

> "Become a famous pop star or sports hero." - as improbable as ever. It's even more improbable. For both of those, your starting to see more and more of the current generation tha…

You can just add the following to ~/.claude/settings.json "alwaysThinkingEnabled": true, "includeCoAuthoredBy": false, "gitAttribution": false

An app for supplementing learning in my masters program [1]. I'm currently in enrolled in the MCS Online from UIUC. My first course, Natural Language Processing, has been interesti…

I have it propose several approaches, pick and choose from each, and remove what I don't want done. "Use the general structure of A, but use the validation structure of D. Using a …

I had a lot of with Code Crafters. It's a paid platform, but they give you a basic walk through of different technologies, with full test suites. For example, you implement some ba…

You the mean The War of Art

I went to college late, so I rushed through. Which meant I didn't take the time to really engage with non-CS classes. So I'd like to go back for that. Especially the below masters,…

We're using CodeRabbit at work, and it has been pretty positive overall. Especially once we turned off the poems and sequence diagram noise. Useful enough that I'm looking at payin…

I have 2 LG DualUps. Though one is probably more than enough. https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-28mq780-b-dualup-monitor

From my experience: Back of House: schedules are pretty much set. The only time things change is working around someone being out. Front of House is famously a giant pot exceptions…

This is a large part of the discussions in the first one or two interviews in Interviews with Francis Bacon by David Sylvester. Bacon talks about pushing to the limits of adding mo…