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in insomnium v0.1.1, I've renamed it to "show CURL code, etc" and configured CURL to be the default (among all options I think this is what most people would use the most too). You would see it after opening the dropdown menu
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Ooh thanks for the pointer by @whiskeytuesday; just searched it up and found it in "packages/insomnia/src/common/hotkeys.ts". So in version 2023.5.8 (and Insomnium), it is Ctrl+Shift+G on Window/Linux and
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Cool! The import/export should work with the new fork too! Let me know if you run into any problem!
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Right now there is ASAR inside the MacOS build: "/Applications/Insomnium.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar" (Windows & Ubuntu builds are on the way) By default it uses esbuild-runner and not electron-for
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Yes! I plan to maintain it long-term! I will be rolling out some feature improvements and updates these few weeks. I still think Kong did a good job in crafting the product. I started using Insomnia in my previous company 3 years ago and ou
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3y ago
I'm going to start maintaining Insomnium, a fork of Insomnia that is designed to be 100% local: https://github.com/ArchGPT/insomnium
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Insomnium – Local, privacy-focused fork of Insomnia API client
(github.com)
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yeah reminds me of meteor JS
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ooh interesting. So it’s kind of like having iNet inside iNet, like node is implemented as an iNet itself (or a sub-iNet)? we will probably need some graph-theoretical way of defining the env for it to be able to spring up a towel of meta-c
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thanks! CicadaLang looks very interesting
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Nice! I will keep you updated on my progress :)
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could be exchange students ?
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to have a model for quantum computing you will need to be able to define individual Qunatum Gates operating on qubit (like Hadamard gate https://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/37080/trying-to-under... ) in order t
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I think it should be quite nice to write an interpreter in Haskell (and then introduce meta-circular to it?) e.g. we can have Graph be a monad made up of `Node[]` with `runGraph` defined by somehow composing Rules ``` data PortType = ... de
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btw for me the readonly link took a while (like 4 sec) to load, probably due to parsing & cuz I’m on vpn. would be cool to have a server-rendered page
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aw thanks for the link! what’s very nice to read ! I was on mobile and I think I accidentally clicked the gh link for the doc, and thought the readme was the doc
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I want to ask God how to make my stack build process faster.. even turning off the optimization flag it still takes quite some time on my 2.6 GHz 6-Core Intel Core i7.. (or is it because I'm on a Mac? Does it build faster on Linux?)
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hmm I'm just a bit confused; Can I make sense of it like this? ``` S = ∀z r.result[res=adder(z,r)] adder = ∀n m.result[case(m,n,result) = plus] plus = ∀n m. if(m=0) then result[n] else result[s=plus(n, pred(m)),
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3y ago
so that was what you meant by corruption? like corruption not in the governmental and bribery sense but corruption by evading loosely-regulated law?
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what about 70B? What’s the lowest cost we can expect?
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this is the no-code future all those platforms like retool, airtable, etc, had been talking about
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I don’t care if someone on the internet agrees with me. It saddens me to see more and more trolls on HN.
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At this point it sounds like I'm talking to gpt3.5 with the system prompt as "angry troll on the internet". Won't be surprised if I am. If you are not a chatbot, here is my advice after reading this incoherent thing you
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you are totally missing the point. whatever. At this point none-technical discussion on HN has become almost like reddit.
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So you think cities and villages just magically got built because people would come together and interact like some kind of brownian motion? I already laid down my arguments from an anthropological perspective. There was something very spec
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It’s not God complex. Society doesn’t come into existence by itself in hunter-gathering time. It starts off with someone self-identifying as the chief/shaman and who is socially approved. Starting a small settlement / community is
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After coding for more than 15 years, I can assure everyone that technology is always an enabler, and never the main thing (even if it pretends to be). The main thing is human interaction. We are humans after all. Since "value" can
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I’m working on a project related to that: https://github.com/0a-io/Arch-GPT I think hypergraph is an overlooked concept in programming language theory
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> Official symbol of the Technocracy movement (Technocracy Inc.). The Monad emblem signifies balance between consumption and production. oh wow they were into monad before it was cool
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isn't this pretty much the Either monad except that it's more "linear" and less "wrapped"? (since we are not following the monadic bind but a bind that does continuation by case) edit: I just saw author's
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