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by gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
IMO the killer feature of eza/exa is not the pretty colors but the git integration - being able to see the git status of individual files in a listing (ignored, modified, etc) is pretty handy.
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by gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
Bash uses readline, so setting it in .inputrc would be sufficient for bash, but it will also get applied to other apps using readline like gdb. Setting an .inputrc also allows you to configure other niceties like colored-completion-prefix a
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by gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
Better yet, set it in .inputrc https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/s/cYoHW9h9I0
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by gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
What size model did you try and how much memory does your M1 have? See my other comment, my experience has been that llama3 was very fast on an M1.
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by gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
Compared to a GPU like a 4090 with equal vram it probably won't fare well as others point out, however it far outperforms any CPU. On an M1 Ultra MacBook Pro I was seeing like 40 tokens/second with llama3:7B vs 9 tokens/secon
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by gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
What does this line do? [ -v EDIT ] && unset EDIT && edit_function "${FUNCNAME[0]}" "$BASH_SOURCE" && return Very cool script overall, thanks for sharing
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by gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
Very cool, I wonder how it would play if run with local models, e.g. with ollama and gemma2 or llama3
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by gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
Is there a minimum bash version required? I.e. will it work with bash 3 or whatever ships with macos by default?
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by gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
If in bash, you can use the 'allexport' option and source the .env without having to add 'export' in front of every line: #!/bin/bash set -o allexport . .env set +o allexport cmd
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Performance comparison of different ways of reading a file using Rust(opdroid.org)
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by gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
One way to easily achieve those three rules is to switch to barefoot-style shoes. They force you to slow down and take small steps. Don't have to go full 5-finger shoes either, just something with zero drop, a flexible sole and minimal
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by gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
"Note that because cmp.Or cannot do short-circuit evaluation, this will compare the product name and price of each item, even if the customer name is different, which makes doing so redundant." Is the problem really the lack of sh
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
What key-combination produces M-/?
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
jemalloc as well has some handy leak / memory profiling abilities: https://github.com/jemalloc/jemalloc/wiki/Use-Case%3A-Heap-P...
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
That wouldn't help find this particular resource leakage since the memory is still referenced somewhere by the app - so LSan wouldn't regard the memory as leaked.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
> Numerous members of Al-Dahdouh's family have been killed by the Israeli military during the Israel–Hamas war. His wife, seven-year old daughter, and 15-year old son were killed in an Israeli airstrike on the Nuseirat refugee camp
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Wow you are right. That is confusing! I was asking about Codeium (with an e) but I linked the wrong one in my post. The vim plugin link is correct though.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
The voice commands on my Tesla are pretty handy and I prefer to use them over the touch screen when possible. 'Set wipers to auto', 'Set temperature to <NUM>', and 'Open glovebox' are my go-tos. Main down
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
How do you guys compare to codium [0]? Also, any plans to support vim/neovim integration (codium has pretty good support in place [1]). Thanks. [0] - https://www.codium.ai [1] - https://github.com/Exafunctio
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
You can use the bash 'caller' builtin to print a stack trace, e.g.: https://github.com/theimpostor/templates/blob/main/bash%2Fte...
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
If cables are running through holes drilled through studs/joists those may be filled with flame-retardant foam, which could make pulling tricky.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
The addition of Google One (2tb of google storage, VPN, etc) to the $20/month offering makes a compelling case to switch over from ChatGPT Plus. Assuming the AI feature set is equivalent.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
dive is amazing. One thing I realized by using the tool is that chmoding a file from an earlier layer results in that file (in it's entirety) getting added to the current layer. E.g. the below Dockerfile creates an alpine image that is
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
That's a great point, I was curious so I looked it up. Google offered the following: "The speed of light in air is about 299,705 kilometers per second, or 2.99705 × 10^8 meters per second. This is almost as fast as light travels i
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
I had a similar reaction to the out of the box config. However after spending a little bit of time with the doc, I turned off all the useless stuff like my docker version and but left stuff like git branch, status, exit code, etc.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
A single git repo keeps all history as compressed objects under .git and would continue to grow in size, while OP is deleting older snapshots to reclaim disk space. So it doesn't really fit the git use case.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
https://www.hertzcarsales.com/used-tesla.htm
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
FYI realpath was not available by default on MacOS until very recently as others point out: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38514413 Prior to that you would need to do 'brew install coreutils' to get realpath
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Is there any app that has the ability to 'lower' the focus of a window on mac? E.g. on Ubuntu I used to be able to 'lower' a window's focus by middle-clicking on the title bar, i.e. hide the window behind other open
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
The shell function from this comment works pretty well for me: https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep/issues/152#issuecommen...

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