ellieh

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by ellieh 8d ago
we actually have an mcp built on top of this that you can use, no problem!
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by ellieh 9d ago
Ahh yes, we’ve done a lot of performance optimisation since then. We regularly test on >1m records and have no issues Make sure you’re using the daemon (the install script will handle this) and you should be good to go Very happy to help
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by ellieh 10d ago
(hi! I work on atuin!) yes, it's improved a lot in the last couple of years! what in particular bothered you?
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by ellieh 1mo ago
Hey! Maintainer here! Happy to answer any questions people may have
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by ellieh 2mo ago
tbf they are probably looking for customers with cloud spend ending in 'm'
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by ellieh 2mo ago
thank you! if you ever have any thoughts or feedback, please let us know <3
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by ellieh 2mo ago
Hey! Atuin maintainer here! Happy to answer any questions
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by ellieh 4mo ago
Personally I have never been bothered by programs using my home folder. I don’t regularly ls the contents of it, and just browse by path from my shell anyway, so the clutter is barely visible to me
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Vouch-compatible PR-spam reduction GitHub Action workflow and CLI tool(github.com)
3 points by ellieh 5mo ago|0 comments
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by ellieh 5mo ago
sure, but with unsafe Rust you have a very clear marking for the section of code that requires additional care and attention. it is also customary to include a "SAFETY" comment outlining why using unsafe is OK here
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by ellieh 5mo ago
I wish it was easier to know which projects are in desperate need of funding because I love pgbackrest and totally would have donated here, and I suspect many others would have too :/
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by ellieh 5mo ago
> I imagine this will push some new users away I suspect it will gain them more users than it will lose Most other tools doing this are heavy, buggy, and built on electron
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by ellieh 6mo ago
So Atuin actually runs postgresql on the server only - the part that handles sync for many users On the client, it uses sqlite. As of recently, it also keeps an in-memory Nucleo index to make fuzzy searching much faster
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We've raised $17M to build what comes after Git(blog.gitbutler.com)
337 points by ellieh 6mo ago|755 comments
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by ellieh 6mo ago
> Codeberg is a German-based nonprofit organization, and it’s hard to imagine going wrong with this choice. I like what they're doing, however Codeberg's 14 day uptime is _97.05%_. I've heard from many that downtime is nor
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by ellieh 6mo ago
I’m not sure what you mean here - we never supported fzf, other than a super early prototype in like 2021 This release actually adds support for nucleo, which matches with the same algorithm as fzf and was a common request
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by ellieh 6mo ago
as a motorcyclist I often feel more comfortable riding near waymos at this point I trust that they have seen me, know that I'm there, and won't behave unpredictably
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by ellieh 7mo ago
this happens to me so often that I wonder if it's something YC suggest people do
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What years of production-grade concurrency teaches us about building AI agents(georgeguimaraes.com)
149 points by ellieh 7mo ago|51 comments
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by ellieh 8mo ago
gpui existing in the first place is a result of them raising VC
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How London became the rest of the world’s startup capital(economist.com)
226 points by ellieh 8mo ago|358 comments
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by ellieh 9mo ago
> In other words: get an actually Linux supported laptop for Linux. 40% battery for 4hrs of real work is better than pretty much any linux supported laptop I've ever used
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by ellieh 10mo ago
The main difference otherwise is that Atuin stores much more data + syncs it We shelled out to fzf in the very early days, but found the initial indexing to be a bit slower + add latency vs SQLite
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by ellieh 10mo ago
Let me know if there’s anything I can help with!
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by ellieh 10mo ago
You’re very welcome! Glad it’s working well for you
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by ellieh 10mo ago
One of the main things we’re aiming to do here is make these manual processes much less manual! I’m a big believer in automating things gradually, which runbooks enable
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by ellieh 10mo ago
Not just yet! We support a bunch of features that don’t fit into markdown very well. We will have better markdown support soon
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by ellieh 10mo ago
Very happy to hear you find it so useful! Please do let me know if there’s anything we can do to make it better for you
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by ellieh 11mo ago
> It could be interesting to see if it would be enough to add shell history as a completion source. Atuin runbooks (mentioned in the article) do this! Pretty much anywhere we allow users to start typing a shell command we feed shell hist
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by ellieh 11mo ago
this is so cool! really excited to see where it goes

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