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em-bee
5mo ago
fully agree, that would be awesome. linux does at least have extended filesystem attributes. the dolphin filemanager from KDE makes use of them to support tags and comments. it's not ideal (tags are a comma separated string) but it is
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em-bee
5mo ago
fortunately that's illegal in many jurisdictions, but i still would not sign unless they removed that passage. i had one contract where i was able to replace the standard "we own all your work" passage into: "all your wo
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em-bee
5mo ago
that does not apply to work done during work hours or on company equipment.
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em-bee
5mo ago
when you commit code to a project you are warranting that you have the legal right to do so. the bigger projects will not even accept your contribution done at work without an explicit permission from your employer. this is not just about y
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em-bee
5mo ago
i am sorry it comes across that way. it's kind of difficult to use a different approach when you make claims that i believe to be without any basis. my believe could be wrong of course, but as i am from vienna i do pay attention to wha
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em-bee
5mo ago
i think it does. you have to think through the development process here. if we start with the promise that an AI generated site gets more hits, then you'd want to change as little as possible from what the AI generates by hand. yes it&
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em-bee
5mo ago
google search evaluates based on their content and how they look. apparently, according to louis, AI generated websites get a higher score.
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em-bee
5mo ago
yes, but that is not the problem here. the problem is that google search favors AI slop that makes this the preferred method of webdesign. there is a huge difference between creating AI slop because i am lazy (which i think most people doin
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em-bee
5mo ago
that looks awesome (btw: a demo video would be nice, i could not find any), but it's not solving the problem terminals are generally used for. i want something like jupyter but for unix shells, not for programming languages. and, i don
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em-bee
5mo ago
That’s an LLM generated website if I’ve ever seen one the explanation for that is here https://youtu.be/II2QF9JwtLc basically louis found that not using AI to design his website drastically reduced the hits he would get f
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em-bee
5mo ago
i might understand that if you showed me the actual criticism and evidence that substantiated it. the system in vienna may not be perfect, but it does better than any other large city in austria and germany and maybe even in europe. critici
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em-bee
5mo ago
it's not a lottery. it's based on need. if your income is high enough that you don't qualify then most likely you can afford regular housing. sure here are always edge cases, and some people slip through the gaps, and you als
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em-bee
6mo ago
Children are exposed to plenty of gender-mixed spaces yes and no. scouting is a unique activity. very different from school and other spaces. the things you learn in scouting are not what you learn in school, and therefore it matters that
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em-bee
6mo ago
you got a point with the notebook, except both it and vscode are for programmers. i want the same for non-programmers for the unix commandline. i looked at jupyter-qtnotebook. it can display graphics inline. now instead of a repl for progra
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em-bee
6mo ago
the question i am interested in is "what is your vision?". what problem are you trying to solve? you mention " spatial relationships of directories, files, and colocation to help generate mental mappings of a code space "
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em-bee
6mo ago
jup, it's just habits. my journal is a plain text file in vim. no special apps, no reminders, and no rules on what to write. i write what seems significant. what i want to remember. stuff that i may want to look up later. since last ye
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em-bee
6mo ago
both have become massively unaffordable that's every large city in germany too. except in vienna it only affects 1/3rd of the population because everyone else lives in affordable subsidized housing. exactly who has been forced t
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em-bee
6mo ago
well actually... the city of vienna mandates that 2/3rd of any new housing is subsidized. so instead of controlling the price all over, you control the price of a part, and make sure that every neighborhood has room for low income fami
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em-bee
6mo ago
it opens source files in an unreadable small size, presumably to fir the whole file into the window. i can zoom in, but i can't properly scroll around or select text. and i don't see the benefit of using 3d here. it doesn't
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em-bee
6mo ago
i am using the nemo filemanager which is a fork of an older version of nautilus. https://github.com/linuxmint/nemo-extensions fedora has a package for it. just installing it will make the plugin available so it can be
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em-bee
6mo ago
well, almost. if emacs offers a graphical file manager i'll consider using it. this seems to be a start: https://github.com/emacs-eaf/eaf-file-manager . the file manager needs to also integrate with a terminal thou
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em-bee
6mo ago
as a compromise i started using nemo/n̶a̶u̶t̶i̶l̶u̶s̶ with a plugin that puts a terminal at the bottom of each tab. so i have a graphical view of the terminal but a commandline in the same folder right next to it. the two don't in
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em-bee
6mo ago
and plan9 also smalltalk we used oberon in one class in university. i don't remember much unfortunately.
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em-bee
6mo ago
both deal with distinguishing legitimate vs illegitimate content.
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em-bee
6mo ago
this, you need to find the active locals that care about their community. the curious ones that like to explore and they will tell you. i could show you places in vienna that no tourist has ever seen, right in the center of town. i have go
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6mo ago
What is the value in all programs being mixed gender? to learn that both genders are normal people and have some common and some diverse interest and capacities. to learn to respect each other and to collaborate. to avoid turning the othe
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em-bee
6mo ago
yeah, very weird name. it's part of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Service_Brigade
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em-bee
6mo ago
yes, you are right. and it makes a lot more sense that way. see my other comment on the difference between commit blob and raw.
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em-bee
6mo ago
how does adding the word blob in the url help with that? i don't think it makes a difference here. in fact compare these urls: https://github.com/gritzko/beagle/blob/a7e172/VERBS.md https:/&#x
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em-bee
6mo ago
i didn't see that comment, sorry. my primary purpose here is to learn more about smalltalk and the image based development model. you brought up a few interesting things that i have questions about. reproducible builds is one of them.
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