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I feel like recording everything is like recording nothing in practical terms

conception 3y ago
Think of it as closed circuit tv for your computer. You don’t need to watch 24:7 but you can go back for specific incidents/information.
- lnxg33k1 3y ago
  Yeah I understand that, it seems that it tries to classify activity in order to help finding relevant stuff seeing let configuration = ImageAnalyzer.Configuration([.text]) let nsImage = NSImage(cgImage: image, size: NSSize(width: image.width, height: image.height)) let analysis = try await ImageAnalyzer().analyze(nsImage, orientation: CGImagePropertyOrientation.up, configuration: configuration) let textToAssociate = analysis.transcript let newClipboardText = ClipboardManager.shared.getClipboardIfChanged() ?? ""
qup 3y ago
It lets you query any data once you realize what is important (which might vary depending on the question you're trying to answer). It's like law enforcement tracking everything we say. They aren't catching many people right now, but wait until the future when they start working backwards with logs.
- steve1977 3y ago
  And when things are illegal which weren’t illegal when they were said.
nextaccountic 3y ago
i record every command in .zsh_history (like everybody else does by default, but mine is configured to not have a size limit) i often do things like history | rg .. it helps when you roughly know what you want to find, but want to check some detail you forgot
- dotty- 3y ago
  For those unaware: CTRL+R in terminal will also change your prompt to search your command history. After typing, CTRL+R again to cycle through matches.
  - dmd 3y ago
    what you really want though is fzf with C-r
    - mraza007 3y ago
      Would agree 100% fzf supercharges your shell history I can’t imagine my life without it since I spend most of my day in terminal
  - atmosx 3y ago
    ...and if you're like me - I live on the terminal - tools like atuin[^1] are very handy. [^1]: https://github.com/atuinsh/atuin https://github.com/atuinsh/atuin
  - nextaccountic 3y ago
    Okay that's interesting, thanks

Think of it as closed circuit tv for your computer. You don’t need to watch 24:7 but you can go back for specific incidents/information.

lnxg33k1 3y ago
Yeah I understand that, it seems that it tries to classify activity in order to help finding relevant stuff seeing let configuration = ImageAnalyzer.Configuration([.text]) let nsImage = NSImage(cgImage: image, size: NSSize(width: image.width, height: image.height)) let analysis = try await ImageAnalyzer().analyze(nsImage, orientation: CGImagePropertyOrientation.up, configuration: configuration) let textToAssociate = analysis.transcript let newClipboardText = ClipboardManager.shared.getClipboardIfChanged() ?? ""

qup 3y ago

It lets you query any data once you realize what is important (which might vary depending on the question you're trying to answer). It's like law enforcement tracking everything we say. They aren't catching many people right now, but wait until the future when they start working backwards with logs.

steve1977 3y ago
And when things are illegal which weren’t illegal when they were said.

nextaccountic 3y ago

i record every command in .zsh_history (like everybody else does by default, but mine is configured to not have a size limit) i often do things like history | rg .. it helps when you roughly know what you want to find, but want to check some detail you forgot

dotty- 3y ago
For those unaware: CTRL+R in terminal will also change your prompt to search your command history. After typing, CTRL+R again to cycle through matches.
- dmd 3y ago
  what you really want though is fzf with C-r
  - mraza007 3y ago
    Would agree 100% fzf supercharges your shell history I can’t imagine my life without it since I spend most of my day in terminal
- atmosx 3y ago
  ...and if you're like me - I live on the terminal - tools like atuin[^1] are very handy. [^1]: https://github.com/atuinsh/atuin https://github.com/atuinsh/atuin
- nextaccountic 3y ago
  Okay that's interesting, thanks