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   by jiehong 1y ago

   Can’t agree more. atuin in particular records the history of each command but also how long they took and is they were successful or not. You never have to rerun a command with long output to know how long it took: just ctrl-r and see.
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   Perhaps some interlocked piano key switches would be nicer to use. Think of buttons like on a cassette deck where pressing one mechanically disengages the other one [0]. [0]: https://www.amazon.com/uxcell-Interlock-Button-Sw
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   Good idea! I think browsers should also come with headingMaps [0] and landmarks by default for all websites. With a keyboard shortcut to access them, navigation would be great (assuming websites have a semantic DOM). [0]: https:/&#x2F
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   Tracing GC and their pauses on server workload is another tradeoff. They all have a tradeoff. You make a fair point.
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   Maybe weirdly I’d put swift in there.
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   If this is as fast as the English-only version of Parakeet, then this is gonna displace Whisper entirely!
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   Interesting phones, but the snark in the live video wasn’t that amazing. Aren’t the products enough in and out of themselves to be attractive? Complaining about Apple walled garden, but only able to pull off their AI help if you are part of
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   Meanwhile, the Japanese Stationary Store Awards 2025 just happened [0]. [0]: https://www.fusosha.co.jp/special/bunbougu/
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   by jiehong 1y ago

   I’ve been using d2 for sequences diagrams or migration diagrams and I like it! This new feature is interesting!
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Third law of robotics: self protect!
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Very similar and works well. It’s a bring your own API key if you want/need. Also with local whisper.
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Also, don’t live with a cat (or a dog I presume). I own a robot vacuum mainly because the floor gets hair in just a few hours. It doesn’t alleviate me from cleaning, but it improves the baseline.
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Today the CLR has better SIMD and struct alignment than the JVM.
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Speaking of ghostly, I seem to have issues with using Alt shortcuts in helix running in ghostty on Mac OS. I haven’t taken time to investigate more than activating Alt via the option key in Mac.
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    nghttp2 is a C lib that can be used for serving as a server in many cases. Rust has the http2 crate. Perhaps it isn’t that easy, but it could be put in common and used a bit everywhere.
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    The spec looks like a more readable man page (compare to mandoc). Nowadays, a lot of CLI libraries actually generate the help from the code of the cli (like picocli in Java or argparse in python, etc.).
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    NVIDIA Nemo Parakeet for English. Mistral’s recent Voxtral is supposed to be nice and open source
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Those burned in subtitles still aren’t as cool as theme-matched anime subtitles during intro music sequences from fansubs 15 years ago. Those are still cool IMO
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    That calculation of density is nice, but since we don’t know what’s inside a black hole, it doesn’t mean anything. Passing the event horizon doesn’t mean you’ve reached the potentially ultra dense singularity, but it does mean you won’t esc
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Or maybe Starbucks should install a common printer with a fee? The large items policy still makes sense, though
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Thanks for this detailed answer!
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Nice! But, does that work with non-ascii characters? (aka Unicode).
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    In electronics, I think we'd use a latch, so it switches high, and stays high despite input change. Doesn't really apply to a search box, where it's more of a delayed event if no event during a specific time window, only keep
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Nice Font! (Berkeley Mono)
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    On Mac OS you can "speak" a text in almost every app, using built in voice (like the Siri voice or some older voices). All offline, and even from the terminal with "say".
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    Voice to text fully offline can be done with whisper. A few apps offer it for dictation or transcription.
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    I like Kagi, but it feels a bit slow to display results. Like, the page loads very fast, but only with the search bar, and only then you get the results appearing after some loading. But it's acceptable. Image search is rather slow, th
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    I’ve already been in an interview where the candidate had an AI join the meeting before the candidate themselves…
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    It’s part of the answer (the business logic stays as functions as expressed in the article). I’m glad people seem to have left behind the feeling that relational model is bad during the NoSQL era.
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    by jiehong 1y ago

    I think BMW used to use a paid product named Control-M to handle this (from BMC, still exists). It contained what people quickly need to reach for: - schedule a job in UTC or local time zone for a particular place; - schedule a job but only