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I'm using judge0 for a Leetcode-clone I'm working on. Never thought of using it in the context of LLMs, though.

Throw tmux in and this is my exact setup as well. I'm looking into finding ways to orchestrate entire workflows across multiple agents in a harness-agnostic way (locally at first).

Wannabe powerlifter here of about 20 years as well. This sounds like an awesome project! Is bar-path the main metric for safety and "better" lifting? A project I had in mind, once upon a time, was an automatic "Form Check Friday" for myself using a Pi + Webcam.

tmux + vim + Claude Code

I'd love to tinker with one of these, but have it look and sound like 2XL... my millennial heart would be full with nostalgia.

Don't know about high-level discussion, but the only other active forum I frequent other than Reddit is https://www.tacomaworld.com/. Really active user base and a ton of good info about different generations of the Toyota Tacoma.

Don't know if it's ever landed me a job, but my small Next.js project (https://howmuchadobo.com/) makes for fun conversation during interviews.

This developer only has about 6 years of experience working at Amazon. It seems surprisingly naive how little this person understands about what a decent PM shields them from as an engineer, but I've heard working at Amazon sucks altogether. So, par for the course?

The MyFitnessPal desktop application sucks big time. In my attempt to create a better alternative, I found that their value doesn't come in the form of good UX or performance, but their food database. And it's huge.

I didn't want to pay for PostgreSQL on Heroku, so I just dropped the database, but the application is still deployed.

So, here's my useless calorie tracker NomTracker: https://nomtracker.herokuapp.com/

I don't know, I like keeping up with what my old co-workers are up to without actually hitting them up. It's also my go-to place for job hunting. It seems like the most popular.

I feel like this is true with ANY size company, small or large. It's a business deal, you're not "joining a family".

Tmux + Vim + TrackPoint (ThinkPad) means I very rarely ever leave home-row. It's amazing!

For those who might care, I summarized a bit more about the project here: https://era86.github.io/2020/04/13/side-project-nomtracker.h...

I used Ubuntu in 2004 right when I started college as a comp-sci student. It was the only distro that worked with my laptop with very minimal effort. I also love the package management (though Brew on OSX is a close second).

Great read, thanks for sharing!

This is great and all, but now I've done some analysis on my own project and it depresses me. Thanks, dude. Thanks a lot.

This is pretty neat! Work that nostalgia magic!

Point #2, negativity, is one of the more surprising things I've had to deal with. It leaks into your personal life, and nobody likes "that guy/girl" who is critical and pessimistic about every little thing.

Great read, thanks for sharing!

Go Hawks!

Diggin it. Already using Elfster though!

I'll get about 3 people MAX to my wedding with this... AWESOME!

Thanks for sharing! I was introduced to Tmux at work earlier this year. We used it primarily for remote pairing, but now I use it for anything and everything terminal.

One of the greatest philanthropist of our time.

This is pretty cool! Makes it easy to see the subtle difference a flat UI makes on a page.

Makes all my GMail icons dissappear though... lol

Thanks for sharing. This is inspiring. Hope to grab a copy of the book!

I feel like I plug this all the time, but what the heck...

I played with Ghost (https://ghost.org/) a couple of weeks ago and loved it. It's less about content management and more about content publishing. The editor is wonderful!

Wordpress seems bloated for blogs nowadays, but to each his or her own.

I apologize, this is an assumption I'm making. I guess I meant the youth that hang out all over Westlake, especially later at night, resemble the homeless youth around Portland.

Can confirm this. Fiancee works in Pioneer Square and I worry every time she has to work late...

And Westlake is looking a lot more like Portland every year (as far as homeless youth go).

This is pretty cool. An NBA player who gets how relevant and essential code is in terms of how the world functions. He is able to express this and reach an audience that might not otherwise be exposed to its importance.

I also run Linux on my laptop at home. Window snapping and auto tiling is a must-have nowadays.

Also, didn't know about #2 (setting window z-positions). Going to play with that later!

lol, thank you so much