I've tried a few Obsidian AI plugins but none really stuck, so I did what every sane person would do and wrote « repomix for Obsidian » Introducing `obsidian-context` github.com/martinklepsc...
Martin Klepsch
Martin Klepsch
@martinklepsch.org
Web, AI and wherever curiosity will take us :) Oh and Clojure/Script of course
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you gotta admire the raw-ness of @antirez.bsky.social youtube channel, lots of interesting stuff and mostly "just putting it out here" vibes 👌
probably the easiest $12 I spent in a while. simple, plain analytics for all my sites by @drizzle.team at $12/year!
I've been using this stack for a project and it feels so much lighter than Supabase. Love Supabase but RLS and auth just try to solve for problems I don't have. - DB: Neon - Auth: better-auth - Frontend: @astro.build - Deploy: @fly.io - Jobs: Trigger
really enjoying @ztellman.ideolalia.com's recent essays on explaining software, first the sudoku saga, now another great read
https://explaining.software/archive/complexity-as-entropy/
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Hey @simonwillison.net 👋 I've made a thing to better inspect the logs `llm` is creating. Especially when scripting this can make it easier to get some kind of observability :)
It's nowhere near perfect and there's some intentionally mocked out bits in the UI, but for looking at conversations and responses in a chronological it's very useful already github.com/martinklepsc...
Just remembered @mattpocock.com's Evalite! That's pretty much exactly what I was looking for... 🎉 www.evalite.dev/what-is-eval...
Actually- there’s another kid on the block it seems. From some folks that previously worked on Gatsby, more frameworky but still providing a fast local DX mastra.ai
Just remembered @mattpocock.com's Evalite! That's pretty much exactly what I was looking for... 🎉 www.evalite.dev/what-is-eval...
@mattpocock.com if you don't mind — in the input section how do I pass a file and text?
Hilarious read, thanks for sharing @ztellman.ideolalia.com!
I wrote about the fifty (50) posts that Ron Jeffries has written about solving Sudoku: explaining.software/archive/the-...