desireco42

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by desireco42 9mo ago
I see, nice. Is there a way to run multiple sessions?
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by desireco42 9mo ago
Hey this looks cool. So each agent or session is one thread. Nice. I like it.
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by desireco42 9mo ago
How are you holding session if every command is issues through cli? I assume this is essential for automation.
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by desireco42 9mo ago
Why is this getting downvoted... it is true. Also it is true that dynamic languages (like Ruby ;) and Python) are more efficient with tokens, like significantly then types like C, C++ or such. But Javascript and Typescript are using twice t
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by desireco42 10mo ago
One more thing to note, nowadays Arch is more stable then Ubunty and works better. However, any distro you pick, you should be happy with, especially if you want to do work, you should just pick and stick with distro.
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by desireco42 10mo ago
First you don't have to dump anything to use Linux. The whole thing should not be as antogonistic. I switched to Linux, Arch btw, Omarchy, sometime last year when it was announced. I installed it on my old Thinkpad and it worked wonder
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by desireco42 10mo ago
I installed Omarchy last year when it come out (Arch distro for devs) on laptop and December I installed it on desktop machine, the powerful one. Now I can play and work on a same machine for the first time in like 15+ years since I switche
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by desireco42 10mo ago
Look, Google is getting recognized as a leadership role in AI space, as it is a leader and Tailwind gets more time to figure things out. Doing a Firefox would not be good, just to coast and spend money on random projects. It would be nice f
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by desireco42 10mo ago
I tried it. My Perplexity premium expired, maybe that is it, but it barely did anything. When I put prompt you suggested, it did open Perplexity in Comet and then I guess didn't get response even though Perplexity did research, so it u
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by desireco42 10mo ago
I love Steve Yegge, but even if this thing was working how it should (and it isn't), it is just overly complicated and with a lot of misdirection. He as a dev should know that adding a layer of names on top of already named entities is
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by desireco42 10mo ago
I totally get people being skeptical, I myself are not pre-ordering nothing :) let's be honest here. This is awesome idea with a lot of really nice touches, headphone jack, button lights up as a notification, keyboard as a touch pad...
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by desireco42 10mo ago
But they work out of the box, which is my point. You can use a device that can be inbetween which places screen into fixed space in front of you for example. While it is cool, it is kind of a hassle to have this device inbetween. I just plu
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by desireco42 10mo ago
Omarchy is pretty streamlined for developers and you can play games as well as they work well.
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by desireco42 10mo ago
My VR glasses work on Omarchy, to my surprise, I plugged them and they work. I have XReal, older model.
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by desireco42 10mo ago
My main joy of Linux is to have tilling manager and to have same machine on which I can both play games and work. Which since Windows I couldn't make happen.
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by desireco42 10mo ago
I get people are tired of Year of Linux on Desktop, but I feel like last year it actually started happening for real. Mostly due to Arch which is not what I ever expected. On one hand we have Steam that will make 1000s of games become avail
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by desireco42 10mo ago
You can for PG use that magic copy db they have, where they instantly (close to) copy db and with git-worktrees you can work on this, then tear it down. With sqlite obviously you would just copy it
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by desireco42 10mo ago
I literally have a guy in India that works for me to help me with outreach and I told him to associate himself with our company but since he is doing outreach to use another LI account. Mostly I expected him to be overly enthysiastic and ge
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by desireco42 10mo ago
This really makes Christmas festive. I don't think I need new features, but sure love simplicity of 4.0. I am installing it now. Thank you Matz and team.
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by desireco42 10mo ago
I have the similar ThinkPad like the author, except Gen 3, I7, 16Gb. Have Omarchy on it, works like a charm, even camera is not bad. Battery works but I can plug it in the same dock my macbook is (two usb-c dock). While you can change keybo
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by desireco42 10mo ago
The only thing missing is markdown and few themes. I think this is awesome idea for sharing. Love what you did with it.
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by desireco42 10mo ago
A lot of people are swear by Cerebras, it seems to really speed up their work. I would love to experience that but at the moment I have overabundance of AI at my disposal, signing up for another service would be too much :) But yeah it seem
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by desireco42 10mo ago
OpenCode had this for a while and overall has better and nicer TUI. Having said that, for same models, especially with LSP, some fancy MCPs, mgrep, has been doing really bad job lately for me. Not sure why. I expect it will be resolved soon
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by desireco42 10mo ago
I've been using Z.Ai coding plan for last few months, generally very pleasant experience. I think with GLM-4.6 they had some issues which this corrects. Overall solid offering, they have MCP you plug into ClaudeCode or OpenCode and it
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by desireco42 10mo ago
Awww... I really love it, not that it wasn't good before, but really nice to see refresh.
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by desireco42 10mo ago
It is very easy to open multiple terminals, have them side by side, do different things. It is more natural to invoke agents and let them do their things.
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by desireco42 10mo ago
just grifters siphooning money
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by desireco42 10mo ago
From my perspective, Firefox, a while back, just stopped working on issues that matter. They got into politics, they tried to do everything, but not as good. If they just focused to produce a good browser, they would be way ahead. And time
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by desireco42 11mo ago
Oh man, now another distro will be labeled nazi... just not that, oh no :) haha! I love Omarchy, I am sure Cachy is great, just don't feel the need to change much of anything.
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by desireco42 11mo ago
I had similar idea long time ago during StumbleUpon and it was called OneRandomSite... It was meant to help founders promote their startups or something. Didn't work out for me.

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