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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
Not sure you really need huggingface-cli to download anything if you're just using llama.cpp. You can pass `-hf ...` and it will download the models for you. Set `LLAMA_CACHE` to change where the downloads go: LLAMA_CACHE="mod
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
Mise has many backends. A lot comes from Aqua / asdf, but there's others like GitHub, npm, cargo, http, etc. It's all fairly well documented here: https://mise.jdx.dev/dev-tools/backends/
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
Even has Linux aarch64 bottles!
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
I don't think that's a part of its goals at all.
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
Most likely, I haven't played many MMOs. Having to go from WASD to the function row is pretty clumsy for me, especially when there's ~20 extra keys around WASD without having to move a hand.
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
As an application becomes more stateful it gets harder to keep that state aligned across the frontend and backend, especially if they're in different languages.
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
I've played a lot of games and other than quick save, can't think of any that have used the F-row.
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
YouTube does respond to it though?
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
Going a little further back to 2001 Windows XP let users do the same. They haven't been requiring visual presence for decades!
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
To be honest I'm not really sure. I'm also not really sure how tipping "fix:" or "feat:" means people are not understanding their work and performing perfunctory actions though.
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
Or they could be used as a stepping stone in teaching people the value of being able to summarize what they've done?
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
It's only a convention around commits suggesting to prefix them with certain short words, there's nothing stopping anyone from including issue numbers. All ours at work do: "feat[component]: DEV-1234: description"
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
> ChatGPT has 1 billion MAU. People are now getting life advice, financial advice, and mental health help from chatbots Personally not the kind of breakthrough I'm psyched about
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
Conversely, TypeScript is my favourite type system because it has to support the wild things people did in untyped languages.
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
I actually prefer macOS's PiP handling compared to other operating systems. In that it's a blessed concept that only goes to one corner of the screen and can be shunted out of the way easily.
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
Do you have "allow tearing" enabled?
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
A feature of _some_ cron systems
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
They do plan to remove X11 from Plasma Desktop as well: https://blogs.kde.org/2025/11/26/going-all-in-on-a-wayland-f...
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
> cutting edge will always be cloud Don't think anyone was refuting that? And of course when you pool resources you have access to more resources.
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by c-hendricks 4mo ago
Huh, Claude Opus 4.8 is number 4 in number of tokens at 10%, not even in the top 10 in terms of requests, yet is #1 in costs at a whopping 43%!
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by c-hendricks 5mo ago
Can do the same with iPhone. Sending this from an iPhone 15 connected to the same dock + Logitech keyboard / mouse used for my MacBook.
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by c-hendricks 5mo ago
Works a lot better on Linux and Windows since they dropped the native app though.
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by c-hendricks 5mo ago
Since the extension works flawlessly in all other browsers I've chalked it up to Safari extensions being a pain. But yes the Safari 1Password extension constantly shits The bed.
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by c-hendricks 5mo ago
Can't argue with that. Since switching to vim.pack I still feel like lazy.nvim loaded faster, but the less my config relies on folke the better (nothing against them personally, I just don't want to go months without bug fixes for
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by c-hendricks 5mo ago
Curious why you went back to lazy.nvim? I had to write some stuff to get some kind of lazy loading (now have "immediate", "vim.schedule", and "VimEnter + vim.schedule" lazy modes), plugin specs / setup fun
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by c-hendricks 5mo ago
That must be why so many vibe-coded UIs have awful UX (terrible contrast, too small fonts, everything gets its own colors, no attempts at standardized behaviour)
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by c-hendricks 5mo ago
Skills are _like_ prompts, yes, they're extra info added to the context. A prompt is just a prompt though, an agent like Claude could use multiple skills in one go, which seems impossible to do with Zerostack.
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by c-hendricks 5mo ago
Aren't skills fairly easy to share, and can contain more than one file?
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by c-hendricks 5mo ago
> what the implications are like one bot finding similar issues and PRs, the another bot closing issues for "lack of activity", meanwhile people are reacting and pleading to speak to a real human? Congrats builders of the futur
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by c-hendricks 5mo ago
> nor, as far as I’m aware, can it be made the default Huh? You absolutely can, the post you're replying to says as much. defaults write com.apple.finder FXDefaultSearchScope SCcf

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