Martin Schuerrer

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Martin Schuerrer

@MSch

Vienna, Austria Katılım Haziran 2007
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Armin Ronacher ⇌
Armin Ronacher ⇌@mitsuhiko·
It's great to see that text layout is finally getting that attention that it deserves ;)
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Martin Schuerrer
Martin Schuerrer@MSch·
Very excited that we can publicly show this soon.
Jonathan Rhyne@jdrhyne

We've been cooking @nutrientdocs on a PDF, DOCX, and other common document file types converter to Markdown packaged as a simple CLI library. On all our benchmarks we've done so far it's the fastest available by a long shot, most token efficient, and on par with accuracy of the top libraries. - 2x faster than liteparse that was just released. - 5x faster than pymupdf - 4x faster than markit who @badlogicgames just praised for its speed. - 3x faster than Microsoft's markitdown. We'll be releasing the converter as freemium closed sourced here soon. Stay tuned. Let me know if your interested in early access.

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Martin Schuerrer
Martin Schuerrer@MSch·
Btw pi does not patronize me by refusing to git reset --hard Feels like a tool for a more civilized age.
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Martin Schuerrer
Martin Schuerrer@MSch·
Been playing with poor man's fast mode AKA Kimi 2.5 via OpenCode Zen on pi. Polished and open sourced what I use for making sure my tmux panes on my Hetzner workstation keep being able to access the ssh agent no matter how much I disconnect/reconnect github.com/MSch/ssh-agent…
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Malte Ubl
Malte Ubl@cramforce·
Everybody has been talking about "filesystems are all you need", "bash is all you need", "coding agent architecture". But if my agent isn't operating on code, then how do I map the domain context into the filesystem? Here is our starter guide + template
Vercel@vercel

Stop over-engineering your context. LLMs have been extensively trained in how to use filesystems. Even if you’re not making a coding agent, it turns out that’s the most effective and natural way to manage your context. Here’s our guide to mapping any domain, from financial analysis and support tickets to sales optimization, into a filesystem so you can build better agents ↓ vercel.com/blog/how-to-bu…

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Carlos
Carlos@SeeLos·
This article doesn’t really answer that question though. They explain the shape of the filesystem really well, but the missing piece is still the main question for existing apps: how do you actually materialize Postgres + object storage + APIs into that sandbox FS in a practical and scalable way? “Preload files” is hand-wavy without a recommended ingestion/snapshot pattern.
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Martin Schuerrer
Martin Schuerrer@MSch·
Mount shared folders across containers to share env, clone containers to start new work. Snapshots built in. All done via cli. Works for me.
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Martin Schuerrer
Martin Schuerrer@MSch·
You know what’s cool? Building things.
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Martin Schuerrer
Martin Schuerrer@MSch·
@ryantm @Replit Thank you, I appreciate it a lot. Can you follow me and I'll DM you all reproduction steps.
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Ryan Mulligan
Ryan Mulligan@ryantm·
@MSch @Replit Dang. I'm one of the engineers who works on the templates. Could you tell me here or in DMs where we didn't meet your expectations? We're actively working to improve the Python experience right now.
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Martin Schuerrer
Martin Schuerrer@MSch·
So what do you (yes, you!) recommend for collaborative coding and hosting of tiny (in this case) Python scripts? Unfortunately @Replit's Python support seems broken (I failed to get both poetry and the Flask integration to work; also tried the Beta env) so I need an alternative
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Evadne W.
Evadne W.@evadne·
@MSch @Replit If fewer than three engineers are involved, GNU screen on shared host is sufficient.
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Martin Schuerrer
Martin Schuerrer@MSch·
@rgndws @Replit Was hoping I could avoid notebooks and work with nice, reproducible CLI tooling (in the browser) instead. Maybe Codespaces, but looking for something easier to get started with for inexperienced developers.
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