While working on Treechat’s new treesearch feature (a kind of mini-perplexity that searches the web for you and reads through all the results to answer the question you’re actually asking) I needed to build a small classifier to figure out if the search result is relevant to what the user was asking or not.
This post is about how and why I built nikvdp/1bin and it’s companion site 1bin.org. If you just want to download static binaries of CLI tools, check out 1bin.
I’ve been spending the majority of my coding hours in Clojure lately and have really been enjoying it’s combination of brutal effectiveness, interactivity and general elegance.
junegunn/fzf is one of my absolute favorite terminal productivity tools.
It’s most common use is as a superpowered Ctrl+R (reverse isearch) to make finding and executing commands from your shell history fast and easy:
This post is about how/why I wrote notion-blog-exporter, if you just want to use it, go here.
I want to write more than I do, and had been noticing that one of the reasons I don’t write that many blog posts is that it’s hard to get started.
I’ve been learning Golang recently, and while Go’s ultra-simple nature is often refreshing it can be a bit limiting too. One Typescript feature that I found myself missing is enums.