I'm working on a small Unix-inspired DSL for LLM pipelines.
Are you generalizing the output stream beyond raw bytes?
Unix-inspired so it's entirely text oriented.
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#52This has (in some way) already been done[1][2][3], though almost always focused on the "indie hacker" scene - how will this site work differently?
[1]: getmakerlog.com
[2]: WIP.co
[3]: buildinpublic.xyz
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#53There's used to be a site for that called advogato. Looks like it was shut down in 2017. https://web.archive.org/web/20170715120119/http://advogato.o...
(I found my posts on there from 2000 to 2001. Looks like you could also tag other users in your updates. Apparently I became the "official documenter" of ClanLib and completely forgot about it. Sorry.)
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#54"serverless" for realtime video streaming. Just wanted an easier way to plug and play code to do some computer vision work.
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#55I'm working on a full time job that leaves me almost with no time for personal projects. I've created some miner projects that address personal issues, and I do miss sharing fun stuff here. So I'm glad to say that this weekend i got a new raycaster engine going, using DDA algorithm. By the way this raycasting is related to the Wolfenstein game, not this modern stuff. Right now i got the basic stuff out of the way and as soon as i have more stuff I'll share it here.
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#56I am working on a dependabot setup wizard written in Go. https://github.com/kaypee90/dependabot-wizard
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#57I'm back working on my lighting desk [0]. Got the new boards manufactured and each has basic code on. Now looking at swapping out the i2c communications the main controller was using for CAN-bus that the new boards use. Hoping to get the system turning lights on and off in a month or so.
I realised most of my motivation problems were depression-related, and getting treatment for that made it possible for me to get back to work on this project
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#58Don't have much to show yet, but I am working on a programmatic way to create visuals and animations. Think lambda calculus but with graphical transformations.
Have you seen any work that Parker Ziegler has worked on? He has a couple of projects for automatic wrangling of visuals when it comes to charting data.
Seems related, but also different approach to this area.
https://www.thestrangeloop.com/2023/supporting-data-journali...
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#59Recently I've been building my own life ops system in Obsidian.
I treat Obsidian like my offline personal CMS.
My CSS snippets for minimal theme: https://github.com/replete/obsidian-minimal-theme-css-snippe...
Life ops starter vault (including above snippets), with very basic cut down daily template: https://github.com/replete/life-ops-starter-obsidian-vault/
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#60Don't have much to show yet, but I am working on a programmatic way to create visuals and animations. Think lambda calculus but with graphical transformations.
Have you seen any work that Parker Ziegler has worked on? He has a couple of projects for automatic wrangling of visuals when it comes to charting data. Seems related, but also different approach to this area. https://www.thestrangeloop.com/2023/supporting-data-journali...
Holy shit its Gilfoyle.
This is pretty cool but what Im thinking about is more like a general purpose language which is primarily visual. Imagine for example a for loop has a visual representation which shows a visual transformation from 100000 010000 001000 000100 000010 000001
and this transformation can be applied abstractly to 1 = red circle, 0= black circle, which when run shows a red circle moving from the beginning position to its end position.