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zephraph

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About zephraph

Software engineer. Formerly Oxide, Artsy. Interested in making technology more humane and beneficial to society. Co-host of the devtools.fm podcast.

Reach out to me at hn@just-be.dev

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    Comment #48303202

    here, here.

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    Comment #46156385

    The SVG adder is art. Love it.

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    Comment #45675602

    So excited for this. I talked to the ERSC folks last year about joining but it was a little early for me. Still incredibly excited about what they're building and glad to see one o…

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    Comment #45499027

    Pretty cool! While I was at Recurse I took a stab at building a library like webview client mentioned in the post. https://github.com/zephraph/webview . Deno was my first target. I…

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    I'm really bullish on mise as a tool. It's quickly become one of my goto tools when starting a new project. Being able to have one config file to manage tools (node, python, rust, …

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    Comment #42731033

    Hey, yeah, this is a fun idea. I built a little toy llm-tdd loop as a Saturday morning side project a little while back: https://github.com/zephraph/llm-tdd . This doesn't actually…

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    Comment #42218601

    Ah, cool, that’s essentially what I’m doing too. Rust binary does the system interactions. I’m just using a pretty simple json RPC over stdio though.

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    Comment #42210288

    This is awesome! I built a similar tool as an experiment while at Recurse: https://github.com/zephraph/webview . Didn’t really do any heavy lifting though, just reused some of Taur…

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    Comment #41390891

    The calendar is available in the sidebar (on desktop) which I tend to use quite often. On mobile if you swipe down it should hide the keyboard and you can switch to the calendar wh…

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    Comment #41279616

    The RFD site is open source: https://github.com/oxidecomputer/rfd-site . Only some RFDs are public though (I used to work at Oxide)

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    Comment #40613384

    Ha, mine too! 2014

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    Comment #39293465

    I've been wondering the same! Haven't really had the time to dig into stable content addressing (and I assume the loose semantics of something like JavaScript would make that excee…

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    Comment #37796171

    I chatted with Eric on my podcast recently. It’s essentially just a special prompting syntax. The thing I found surprising is that it’s quite good at making chatbot like command in…

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    Comment #36107864

    Anytime Lua comes up I'm reminded of John Earnest's Lil scripting language[1]. It's inspired by Lua and Q, built for Decker[2] which is a re-imagined version of HyperCard. Generall…

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    Comment #36045970

    dylibso, the company who posted this, built extism (mentioned by wikiwong)

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    Comment #35740915

    This is incredible. I’ve been thinking a lot about personal software systems and a hypothesis that I have is that simpler code sharing/versioning mechanisms is key to greater agenc…

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    Comment #35617874

    Congrats Charlie! Excited to see you launch and I wish you the best. Ruff is awesome and y'all are doing great work.

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    Comment #34446928

    ast-grep is another tool along these lines that's worth checking out. Closer to semgrep than comby, but it's improving fairly rapidly.

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    Comment #33886817

    I have no need for this device but it's definitely pretty. I love the wrap around e-ink. It looks kind of like an e-ink book cover. Cool project, gorgeous design. Would love to see…

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    Comment #32227931

    I'd echo a few sentiments already listed. This sounds a lot like burnout. Therapy is probably one of the first things I'd recommend, but I'll also note that finding a therapist whe…

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    Comment #32227713

    Smartphones have had a significantly negative impact on my overall mental health. There's no denying that some of the features they provide clearly give tremendous value namely map…

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    Comment #24413989

    In the node ecosystem there are a few interesting ones. https://github.com/vadimdemedes/ink for writing TUIs with react. Here's a project I wrote using that: https://github.com/zep…

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    Comment #16333759

    Not at all. It's always packed with tourists. Most of my coworkers and I go outside of CM to eat because it's pretty pricy.

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    Comment #16333750

    Unfortunately that Thai place closed due to the rising cost of rent in the building. I work in the Food Network office in CM. For now, heh.