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by drewbitt 2y ago
I’ve shared a few reports on Kagi Feedback about poor results but haven’t seen any team engagement. I figure you’re just dealing with a lot overall.
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by drewbitt 2y ago
I really enjoy using DuckDB for data visualization. It’s so easy to work with that it’s even come in handy during a few Twitter arguments—where I might have given up before, I was able to back myself up with data in just a few minutes. That
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by drewbitt 2y ago
In the United States, the libertarian caucus in power since 2022 has several leaders that could be said to be against individual rights, especially if you look within the Free State movement, oddly enough. However, they narrowly avoided the
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by drewbitt 2y ago
I had several thousand dollars in Juno, which claimed to offer a high-yield, FDIC-insured savings account. When I originally joined, it had an attractive program for receiving cashback on purchases with several major companies, which drew i
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by drewbitt 2y ago
When I saw the M1s come out, I thought that dev tooling would take a while to work for M1, which was correct. It probably took a year for most everything to be compiled for arm64. However I had too little faith in Rosetta and just the speed
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by drewbitt 2y ago
And my 2020 Intel Macbook Air was a bad purchase. Cruelly, the Intel and M1 Macbook Air released within 6 months of each other.
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by drewbitt 2y ago
https://github.com/pgspider/parquet_s3_fdw is the foreign data wrapper alternative
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by drewbitt 2y ago
There was a Kickstarter-esque product at the time that did this too. Tiny camera that dangles down in front of the screen.
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by drewbitt 2y ago
Nah Kagi does have a localization problem in general. It's improved but not there yet. I'm a Kagi user of 2 years and it's actually not the default on my phone. If I'm on my phone, I'm likely using it to search loca
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by drewbitt 2y ago
> was this due to them speaking in a different language in actual professional meetings This happened frequently at a WITCH I worked at out of college. The meeting would be in English then have segments change in the middle as certain sp
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by drewbitt 2y ago
Also iBar https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ibar-menubar-icon-control-tool...
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by drewbitt 2y ago
Whenever I upgrade llm with brew, I usually lose all my external plugins. Should I move it to pipx?
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by drewbitt 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > Please don't use HN primarily for promotion. It's ok to post your own stuff part of the time, but the primary use of the site should be for curiosity. Which is
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by drewbitt 2y ago
I don't think anyone needs to get into an 'intellectual knife fight' with you. Your comment on layoffs around Dart include an unrelated language, a humblebrag about yourself, an attempt to pre-discredit all potential comments
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by drewbitt 2y ago
A shell command, so curl would work
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by drewbitt 2y ago
Is it? On top of an asdf and direnv replacement, mise is also a task runner, an environment variable manager, has experimental backends for npm/rust/go/python etc to take over their global package installs, replaces core asdf
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by drewbitt 2y ago
It calculates the minimal bounding box that encompasses all visible elements within the SVG and crops.
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by drewbitt 2y ago
Bun shell has less features than zx or dax https://github.com/dsherret/dax . I tried it out but had to change tooling.
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by drewbitt 2y ago
That's just the status of Bun. Wait for implementations -> turns out you need more implementations of other APIs once that's done -> wait some more -> it comes out but will crash at various edge cases -> wait some more
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by drewbitt 3y ago
Makes sense to me. They're a browser that you have to sign up for an account to use - they were never going to replace any major browser. At first they marketed as that - a browser with some additional features on top. They, as a brows
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by drewbitt 3y ago
I chuckled.
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by drewbitt 3y ago
The rename to mise broke my workflow for a bit and the library is changing fast & adding new features frequently. That's good, but I hope it can stabilize a bit, so things don't get deprecated again. Still love it.
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by drewbitt 3y ago
OrbStack was mentioned often with all the Docker Desktop / Docker open-source organization drama in the last year or two. But that was when it was free for all, now it's paid for commercial licenses which is less attractive for or
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by drewbitt 3y ago
I kept getting rate limited or blocked with selfhosted Searx. Kagi is much better since it just works every time.
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by drewbitt 3y ago
It is expensive I'm sure - and they attested to that in their Discord - but it doesn't seem slow.
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by drewbitt 3y ago
I just do the google !g bang or !espn for sports. That said, if you look up an individual team Kagi will usually show their last games and results on the right
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by drewbitt 3y ago
Search with `!gm` to go to Google Maps.
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by drewbitt 3y ago
I'm no expert on this, but seems like this information can be used for or against candidates. There's a reason applications don't ask your age or religion - these are protected categories. Collecting it at all just opens you
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by drewbitt 3y ago
Reflecting since approximately 15 seconds after your comment
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by drewbitt 3y ago
Doesn't seem right to me either. Of note though, it has not bloated the core and you can continue using the backend portions the same as before.

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