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by dcre 2y ago
I use Notion databases for this. They're essentially spreadsheets with customizable table, list, kanban views, and each row gets its own wiki-style page in addition to the structured data. So it's nice for lists of books or movies
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by dcre 2y ago
I’m a native English speaker and I also have trouble with this. When the panes are arranged horizontally, the line dividing them is vertical.
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by dcre 2y ago
No it isn’t.
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by dcre 2y ago
My example is precisely about practical convenience. If I try to do something very normal in Terminal.app, namely use a text editor with a theme, it will look like garbage.
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by dcre 2y ago
As an example, here is the Helix editor (neovim looks just as bad) in Terminal.app vs. ghostty (would look just as good in any other modern terminal). https://imgur.com/a/terminal-app-left-vs-truecolor-tddRL0C
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by dcre 2y ago
Built-in terminal doesn’t support truecolor. Many CLI programs rely on that to look good.
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by dcre 2y ago
The latter. “Learning” in the comment clearly refers to adding to the knowledge graph, not about training or fine-tuning a model. “and then you can RAG them.”
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by dcre 2y ago
Looks like the last commit was in August 2017. I don't see it in Firefox's add-on search. https://github.com/akahuku/wasavi
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by dcre 2y ago
It’s the first result for “ki editor” on Google as well. I suspect they just typed in “ki”.
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by dcre 2y ago
They should keep reaching and ban the rest of the ads.
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by dcre 2y ago
Ha. There is no way that’s what it means unless you read that somewhere.
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by dcre 2y ago
I don’t think beginners are beginning by reading the release notes. Note that the wonderful learning guide doesn’t even discuss these advanced hooks. https://react.dev/learn Even the reference section of the site makes cl
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by dcre 2y ago
The problem is that this fundamental claim undermines the entirety of the argument. You can build a good web experience in React if you care about the user experience.
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by dcre 2y ago
If you scroll down 6 inches you'll see there is also a standalone CLI.
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by dcre 2y ago
I'm probably not going to be the one to figure them out, but like I suggested, hot reload on every keystroke is the first thing that comes to mind. It's probably better not to think of Tailwind CSS on its own here, but rather as o
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by dcre 2y ago
I think a lot of the optimization work was for dev time and it carried over to build time. I listened to a podcast interview with Adam Wathan where I think he said they just got really into shaving nanoseconds. They have a very successful b
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by dcre 2y ago
iPad Pro with Magic Keyboard might not be too far off for the tiny laptop one. Though those are 11” and 13”, and you’re on iOS instead of macOS.
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by dcre 2y ago
Better in what sense?
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by dcre 2y ago
The better, faster, Rust-powered Vite is… Vite. https://voidzero.dev/posts/announcing-voidzero-inc
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MLscript(github.com)
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by dcre 2y ago
I thought that might be the case. On that: even though other big players haven't copied that particular feature, I doubt (though I'm not by any means an expert) that it's anywhere near as hard to replicate as the fundamental
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by dcre 2y ago
Claude 3.5 Sonnet is at least as good as 4o.
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by dcre 2y ago
I'm guessing they mean Artifacts: https://www.anthropic.com/news/artifacts
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by dcre 2y ago
In their defense, in my phrasing, what is sent and to whom had equal weight. But you’re exactly right: obviously it is OpenAI and Anthropic. The private content being sent is the important part.
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by dcre 2y ago
Thanks for the Anytype rec. I have similarly been looking for a good alternative since they turned on AI features you can’t easily opt out of. And I’m not some anti-LLM zealot — I use them every day. I’m not even worried about them training
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by dcre 2y ago
It’s an important insight that the state space for UI is very large and that is why intuition is especially useful — it’s rarely feasible to account for all possibilities analytically. This is true to some extent in all areas of software de
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by dcre 2y ago
Why is this the line for you? macOS is already doing plenty of things it sounds like you wouldn't like.
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by dcre 2y ago
That link is out of date. The site and backend are now open source. Only the repo containing the RFD contents is private. https://github.com/oxidecomputer/rfd-site https://github.com/oxidecomputer/
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by dcre 2y ago
That much I will concede. I said we’ve had good results, but we’ve still been a bit scared to roll it out, more for potential cost and polish reasons than baseline quality, but of course I’m still worried about it saying something wrong.
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by dcre 2y ago
Agreed on both counts. I do the same thing with headings and I use the results of the retrieval step to display a list of relevant docs while the answer is generating. The latest models are way better and faster than GPT-4 was. You’ll proba

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