amphitheatre

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by amphitheatre 4mo ago
tl;dr: "Slow down and think about what you're doing when using an LLM." Saved you five minutes. I was expecting a lot more, or a worked example, or _something_ to that effect. 90% of the text is the author complaining and def
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by amphitheatre 2y ago
On mobile (Safari), the link to the article scrolls me down towards the bottom of the page by the iframe/red dot, making me think half the page was missing.
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by amphitheatre 3y ago
Glad you got some medical help. I hope you’re feeling better these days.
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by amphitheatre 3y ago
Such a loss, he was a talented person. I always checked in on his site from time to time to see if there were any updates on his tooling or what he was using it for. RIP
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by amphitheatre 3y ago
I find it peculiar to ask this question but then also deduplicate your history file because then you lose complete history and context. Sometimes I've had to issue series of commands to fix a particular problem (changing a kerberos pas
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by amphitheatre 3y ago
Actual scientific institutions like NASA already do, and all of the imperial units have metric backings and definitions now, so it’s just ignorance, stubbornness, or apathy at this point.
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by amphitheatre 3y ago
It leaves the containers behind when I use it so my container list is polluted with all of the temporary numbered containers. It stops me using it when it can’t cleanly handle itself… Probably Firefox sync, but most likely the extension. I’
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by amphitheatre 3y ago
Thank you. What a garbage website OP linked to…
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by amphitheatre 3y ago
I would posit most things in a file system are better represented by graphs. A file type would have a program to run with, a program to edit with, maybe also referencing files in relatively placed directories/locations, and potentially
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by amphitheatre 3y ago
This is a fun use of technology I lose by having my iPhone 8 Plus. Previously I had an Android phone I used to automate to the nines with Tasker and such. Having similar capabilities on all of my devices and holistically binding them togeth
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by amphitheatre 4y ago
Would this file system access API finally allow use to use TiddlyWiki in the browser without add-ons or external tools finally? It's one of the sticking points for me for using it.
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by amphitheatre 4y ago
Can someone combine this concept with a task management/todo app? That would be perfect.
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by amphitheatre 5y ago
I struggle with this too. Whilst there is a lot of opportunities for learning and fun when setting these systems up, you soon forget how things intermingle and monitoring, upgrading, or debugging things becomes a chore. Systems like this ba
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by amphitheatre 5y ago
Maybe you could write a similar article, or point us to similar? I've tried using Zim wiki on a few occasions, and it just hasn't stuck for me. The plugins and offline nature really appeal to me.
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by amphitheatre 5y ago
Fixed it. Containerise has a separate "Keep old tabs" setting that is different to the Multi-Account Containers "Replace tab" functionality. It works as intended now. Horray!
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by amphitheatre 5y ago
I have things like CanvasBlocker, uBlock Origin, Tree Style Tabs, etc, and disabled third-party cookies. But nothing that should actively interfere with it. wrt containers, I have Multi-Account Containers, Containerise, and Temporary Contai
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by amphitheatre 5y ago
One issue I have when using containers is that if I have a non-containerised tab and I click a link in it that leads to Twitter, which I have a container for, a new tab opens in the container, but the current tab also switches to a Twitter
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by amphitheatre 5y ago
Containers are such a great concepts that I wish was built upon slightly more in the browser so that we can achieve things like that.
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by amphitheatre 5y ago
What are your workflows for consuming YT videos and podcasts from RSS? Do you have something that automatically downloads that content or do you just click through to their sites? I’ve been trying to set something up for the former but have
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by amphitheatre 6y ago
The reasoning behind having the split-colour background is certainly unique and pretty interesting. However, I agree that it made the reading experience harder than it needed to be. My eyes kept darting above and below the dividing line.
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by amphitheatre 6y ago
Nice article. Inspired me a little also. Aside: Caught the typo "step sis" towards the end of the article. Little Freudian slip. ;)
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by amphitheatre 6y ago
I think people just find moderately interesting things online and post them on HN to maybe revitalise them and give them some exposure, or, pessimistically speaking, just in hopes to get some upvotes.
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by amphitheatre 6y ago
I love the concepts and workflow that org-mode, as well at surrounding extensions, promote. What I rue, however, is how tightly it is married to Emacs. vim extensions for it aren't up to the same level yet, and the mobile apps for org-