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by abound 3y ago
If it's useful, I recently open-sourced a simple GPT-4 TUI [1], which I use many times a day. And since this is a Kagi post, I might as well plug my (extremely simple) Kagi CLI [2], which uses their FastGPT API under the hood. [1] htt
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by abound 3y ago
> but I find the generative art bits really frustrating, and typing in long prompts to be also kind of not worth the effort I think this might just be inherent in the domain - the state space for images is so much larger than it is for t
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by abound 3y ago
If we're talking about the XCover Pro, I drop it fairly regularly (not intentionally, just clumsy), and I've yet to break the screen. The reinforced edges seem to do the trick, they've gathered a collection of dings and scrat
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by abound 3y ago
In the most literal sense, they are still a "send me cash in a snail-mail envelope and we'll let you in" provider, see https://mullvad.net/en/pricing > Can I really pay with cash? > You bet, and pl
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by abound 3y ago
Yeah, I bought my phone based on the requirements: - Headphone jack - A functional IPXY water/dust rating - Replaceable battery There aren't a ton of phones that satisfy this, but I ended up with a Samsung XCover Pro and have been
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by abound 3y ago
I came across this in GitHub's squash docs [1] and had never heard of it before. In more ways than one, it reminded me of the fake git man page generator [2], but I guess that's part of why the fake man page generator is so entert
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git-rerere – Reuse recorded resolution of conflicted merges(git-scm.com)
1 points by abound 3y ago|1 comments
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by abound 3y ago
I run a small tech nonprofit (see profile) and have also been unsatisfied with DocuSign and alternatives in the past. I'd be happy to help if I can be useful here, either with hosting (and PKI) or with development directly.
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by abound 3y ago
Doesn't that require being able to add your root CA on each device you access the application from? That can be a chore in some cases, esp when you want to share the application with others. For services I host on my Tailscale/Hea
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by abound 3y ago
Definitely open to contributions, but I'll note that the barebones nature is mostly by design. I'm happy to take any usability improvements (of which I can imagine many!), but I don't want to introduce dependencies on design&
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by abound 3y ago
As other folks have noted, this is a nice web app, but not well-suited for coming up with a real training plan that meets an individual's health goals. For my own personal goals, I've enjoyed/had success with doing variations
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by abound 3y ago
https://frominsidethebox.com I lived in a box truck for six years while working at Google and chronicled my thoughts and experiences and shenanigans. Still not sure what I'll do with the blog going forward, my current life
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by abound 3y ago
As another commenter noted, Nespresso is a B Corp [1] and a subsidiary of Nestlé, which isn't traditionally thought of as a particularly "good" company, to put it gently [2]. My opinion of the B Corp designation, which has be
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by abound 3y ago
Another happy paying Kagi user here. Several commenters have mentioned concerns about metering their searches. I'm grandfathered into a $10/mo 1,500 search plan, and there have been a few months where I do indeed hit that limit. T
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by abound 3y ago
For folks looking for more of "modern + useful CLI tools that happen to be written in Rust a lot of the time", there's this list from Julia Evans (which features all the sharkdp tools from this article as well): https:/
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by abound 3y ago
In a similar-but-also-totally-opposite vein to goqu is sqlc [1], where you write the SQL and the Go bindings get generated. [1] https://sqlc.dev/
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by abound 3y ago
That's heartening to hear, I'm a firm believer that the best way to eliminate these undesirable behaviors is to remove the financial incentive to do so. That said, as far as I can tell, this solution doesn't seem to get to wh
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by abound 3y ago
That's a useful bit of perspective, I'd been cynically looking at this as a money grab by carriers, but if it does end up reducing spam, seems like a net positive. I think my main ideological qualm is that now I'm paying both
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by abound 3y ago
Telegram would definitely be an option, it's just that neither I nor my family + friends are really on Telegram. I've spent years slowly convincing folks that Signal is The Way™, but unfortunately Signal isn't as amenable to
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Ask HN: What are you doing about A2P 10DLC for hobby projects?
3 points by abound 3y ago|6 comments