jasonm23

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by jasonm23 5d ago
"______ stopped me cold"
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by jasonm23 5d ago
How very dare you.
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by jasonm23 19d ago
obscure fruit based cli tool.
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by jasonm23 19d ago
curl -s 'https://beige.party/api/v1/statuses/117057396732763183' | jq '.content' | glow for those terminauts who have incurable presentation ocd
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by jasonm23 2mo ago
That'll teach me not to scan the article before posting. again.
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by jasonm23 2mo ago
Really should include Emacs lisp, as it's a something many in academia happen upon for LaTeX or some other side use. While Emacs Lisp is confined to the editor, it also shows that the Editor is not that, and much has been said of it as
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by jasonm23 3mo ago
Still I for one am grateful for any STT transcription models.
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by jasonm23 4mo ago
For anyone who is analytical and not driven by polemic.
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by jasonm23 5mo ago
Please take a look at Nirimod (unaffiliated, but it's awesome.)
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by jasonm23 8mo ago
Many advances have their slop version, look at any trend which began as broadly positive and became infested with a tacky parade of bandwagon pretenders. AI is just the next example, and the internet is particularly troublesome at filtering
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by jasonm23 8mo ago
There's a lot of evidence to suggest FDR set up Truman, it's well documented he kept Truman in the dark until he died.
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by jasonm23 8mo ago
Hey, at least it lowers expectations enough that Linux Desktop is good enough with the latest KDE Plasma and to a some extent Gnome. Apple lost it's broken but incessant leader, and Tim Cook is lets' face it a chair warmer in comp
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by jasonm23 8mo ago
That would be really impressive levels of psychopathy.
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by jasonm23 9mo ago
tl'dr later models generally improve on earlier ones. (although "you can't please all the people all the time" applies)
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by jasonm23 9mo ago
I think you nailed the drive behind my ~3 decades of Emacs use: "I can get at all the text" (possibly above the customization/automation benefits despite this being the "advanced" pov above "it's just a te
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by jasonm23 9mo ago
I remember a 2019 "initiative" at a fairly large international insurance corporation: "Everyone should code" This led to a flood of projects trying to get pitched to software, and it also crashed headlong into COVID &#x2
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by jasonm23 9mo ago
a torrent of slow claps for Mitt "Say it when it's too late to help" Romney... that's the hallmark of this guy's political contribution.
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by jasonm23 9mo ago
Some of the older heads here are 100% with you, the notes and comments in this thread should be clear enough indication of that. But you're right, tools that make short work of ridiculous incantations, 100% good. We don't sit arou
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by jasonm23 9mo ago
United Gangsters of America it seems ... since the people have no say, just a moron with too much luck, too much power, not enough consequences. They'll come? and the fact that's a question shows American Justice has been absent
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by jasonm23 9mo ago
use uv ... convince everyone to use uv, convince all docs in projects you use, to use uv. Reject EVERYTHING ELSE for running / building py pip, poetry, conda ... etc.
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by jasonm23 9mo ago
If you self host and also write some of your own services, the same requirements are as they always were. minimal ~ < $100 hardware (Dell, Acer etc mini or ssf pc) install your linux distro, use your preferred containers, or just run as
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by jasonm23 9mo ago
more than we already are?!
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by jasonm23 11mo ago
Well, you know, unless you're a better class of person, then every single thing you post is a backhanded personal attack on the reader.
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by jasonm23 11mo ago
Stop worrying about the use of words, none of this ridiculous exchange will change who does what.
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by jasonm23 11mo ago
No one says it's Normal... they say it works. Nothing is Normal when it comes down to it, reality is what you can get away with. If that makes you uncomfortable, then buckle up because reality is what THEY can get away with.
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by jasonm23 11mo ago
I made ocomacs for this purpose, it's designed as a minimal config layer which is more of a pattern to follow than a "does everything for you" framework. https://github.com/ocodo/ocomacs
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by jasonm23 11mo ago
There's a threshold, of both user ability and scale of 'problem' I mostly agree with you dfabulich - the repeated efforts to create node/pipeline tools "visual programming languages" are not built for us, and f
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by jasonm23 11mo ago
"Need" is a bad word ... and ymmv
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by jasonm23 11mo ago
Thank you for making this and open sourcing it, the ecosystem for interactive editing of mermaid / diagrams is all the better thanks to your efforts.
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by jasonm23 11mo ago
It's runable as a standalone https://github.com/maio/smagit there's a faithful conversion as edamagit for vs-code. It's way more casual than having to know Emacs.

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