dharmab

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by dharmab 1y ago
My understanding is that DAP support is merged into their internal builds and is being polished up for a public release.
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by dharmab 1y ago
You're almost describing Zed to a T.
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by dharmab 1y ago
I think it's totally fair for them to charge for an optional feature that requires a cloud service. And if you don't like their pricing you can use a different provider, including self-hosted ones.
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by dharmab 1y ago
Zed uses tree-sitter and LSP; most popular languages do not require extensions, and extensions for niche languages are shockingly easy to write. Literally 100-300 lines of Rust boilerplate and around 300 lines of config boilerplate, with mi
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by dharmab 1y ago
I don't think MSVC provides an LSP, so the VSC C++ extension uses proprietary Intellisense features instead. LLVM provides their own extension to use the clangd LSP: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=l
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by dharmab 1y ago
There's a great doc on exactly how Zed handles syntax and intellisense-style completions: https://zed.dev/docs/configuring-languages Debugging isn't in yet, but is actively being worked on and planned for pub
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by dharmab 1y ago
It never occurred to me because it was such an easy process kn Arch. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Ollama 3 commands to install and run an LLM.
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by dharmab 1y ago
These days most candidates use AI generated cover letters.
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by dharmab 1y ago
This is handy if you're doing things like separating a package into portions for your fridge for near term use and freezer for long term storage. Such as the large packages from Costco/Sam's Club.
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by dharmab 1y ago
How do you pay for things above a few thousand dollars? I guess if you don't ever buy a pricey car or own a home you wouldn't need it.
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by dharmab 1y ago
I use a text file in my phone for notes. I don't have roommates, but if I did we'd probably use a whiteboard for tracking errands and schedules.
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by dharmab 1y ago
I use a text editor for notes. I do have a drawing tablet for digital art but that's not really the same as a pen or pencil.
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by dharmab 1y ago
I'm at the point where the only things I handwrite are gift labels and holiday cards. Maybe an occasional doctor's office form, but those are increasingly digital.
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by dharmab 1y ago
It's one of those things where you try it and feel how snappy it is. Like when people switched from Internet Explorer to Chrome.
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by dharmab 1y ago
Some projects are doing (2) anyway to get a better result. Examples: Kitty, Zed, File Pilot.
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by dharmab 1y ago
> I cannot understand why an investigation team from the Pentagon are not all over this kicking-in doors and taking names? The same Pentagon, which is current run by this person? https://apnews.com/article/hegseth-si
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by dharmab 1y ago
Not necessarily - software can collect data offline and then send a payload at a later time.
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by dharmab 1y ago
A kagi search found this paper that achieved decent results on youtube compression, 5 years ago https://arxiv.org/abs/2012.06277
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by dharmab 1y ago
I had a credit card at 15. I had to travel for some school related stuff and it was easier to carry a card than excessive amounts of cash.
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by dharmab 1y ago
I mean, it's pretty easy to use. It's a toggle switch in the UI.
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by dharmab 1y ago
There is a feature where you can search anonymously, using IETF's Privacy Pass standard: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/privacy/privacy-pass.html
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by dharmab 1y ago
Another one I realized - content is often edited in later versions. Two examples in my collection are the theatrical vs current versions of the Star Wars trilogy, and Top Gear, which had the original licensed music replaced by worse generic
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by dharmab 1y ago
You can look at their pricing (it depends on region). With my usage I'm paying about $25 annually using S3. But if I ever need to full restore I'll be paying around $100 in data transfer fees.
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by dharmab 1y ago
No, I sat down for an evening and figured out rclone from their docs: https://rclone.org/docs/
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by dharmab 1y ago
I have a lot of media from countries that are not the US. That kind of stuff tends to disappear from the internet and market.
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by dharmab 1y ago
Amazon S3 Deep Archive and rclone for < 4-5TB. Backblaze in a Windows VM or container for 5TB+.
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by dharmab 1y ago
LEON, used by the European Space Agency, is big endian.
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by dharmab 1y ago
Nevada had to pass a law fairly recently to ban the still-in-use practice of blaring sirens at 6PM to warn native americans to leave town. There are still places in the west where the level of law enforcement is similar to Tatooine. Mostly
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by dharmab 1y ago
I've done a lot of motorcycle touring and there's only a few things that concern me at all now: 1. The few remaining 100 mile stretches of no services, when extreme weather is possible. 2. Sundown towns, if you aren't white.
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by dharmab 1y ago
These days the trick when motocamping in the east is to look up the KOA location, and then check the rate at the local campsite across the street or down the road. Out west of course you usually have free options.

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