marcuskaz

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by marcuskaz 1y ago
I used mostly Claude 3.7 but recently been trying out Gemini 2.5 Pro which works really well too. AI really makes projects like this easy, it's a basic tool and doing simple tasks of converting or selecting data.
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by marcuskaz 1y ago
I added as an issue here: https://github.com/mkaz/libro/issues/4 It'd be relatively easy to add, I don't have an example format
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Libro: a command-line tool to track your books(github.com)
113 points by marcuskaz 1y ago|38 comments
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by marcuskaz 1y ago
A basic command-line tool to track your books read, show some basic stats and charts. All stored in a sqlite3 database and you can import from a Goodreads export CSV.
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by marcuskaz 2y ago
I believe they are saying for the rest of the web, where all the information and millions of web pages. If no one goes to those web pages anymore and digests all the info via chat interfaces (ChatGPT, Google instant answers, etc...) then wh
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by marcuskaz 2y ago
NotesHub is one-time payment of $4 and Obsidian is $50/yr
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by marcuskaz 2y ago
> You can find all the problems of Software in Woodworking Including the questioning of the tools you use, and people telling you "you're doing it wrong".
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Create a Neovim Plugin in Python(mkaz.blog)
1 points by marcuskaz 2y ago|0 comments
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Minimum Custom Theme in Nextra(mkaz.blog)
1 points by marcuskaz 3y ago|0 comments
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
Thank you, an excellent tool and works well so far. It was a nice easy setup, you already convinced me to purchase the lifetime pro to say thanks. Gotta support indie developers in an ecosystem I use. A minor bug I noticed, you don't h
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
Probably, looks like I'm going to hit my bandwidth limits on Vercel hobby tier. ;-)
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
I think I might of lost it over various site migrations. I added it back to About page.
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
My photos linked above are licensed under creative commons, so feel free to use any. I'd be interested in helping with the project too and can supply higher res if needed.
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
Thanks! The majority of them are digital, most with a Fujifilm camera either X-T1 or X-PRO2 depending on when they were taken. I do shoot a fair amount of film, so a couple will be Kodak Portra. I prefer the film aesthetic so my digital pre
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
Not a book, and a bit self promotional, but I have a small photo series I worked on https://mkaz.com/silicon-valley/ Also, look for Silicon Valley '07 by Gabriele Basilico, it's a photo book - not a huge coff
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
What I hate about QR code ordering is that it puts me in charge of getting everything right. It takes way too much time, so when I go out with my family I have to hunt around for each item, make sure I put it in exactly how they want it, an
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
NPR just had a series called Body Electric, the episode from Nov 17 explains sitting and how to counter. The takeaway is there is more benefit from small amounts of exercise, walking for 5 minutes every 30 minutes, so taking 16 breaks in an
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
Can we add the Chrome, Google Photos, Apple Photos, and Slack icons to the mix?
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
Agreed, I can't tell if it is real or all generated?
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
Instead of the feature selector popping up and blocking the avatar, it would be nice to have it side to side, or top to bottom and not close on selection but allow for tapping through the different options and see the differences.
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
The sound is annoying and does not add much to selecting an item. All the features look small when selecting them, so hard to to see the differences until clicking. So trying out a bunch of different ones combined with the sound was irksome
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
This site has feeds of windows around the world: https://www.window-swap.com
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by marcuskaz 3y ago
"a rapid unscheduled disassembly" - what a phrase for an explosion
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by marcuskaz 4y ago
> Machines lie. Machines tell the truth. ChatGPT generates text based on input from a human who takes the output and does something with it. The machine is not really the one in control and lying or telling the truth. It's the perso
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Terminal Animation with Python and Rich Lib(mkaz.blog)
3 points by marcuskaz 4y ago|0 comments
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by marcuskaz 4y ago
BeOS were my favorite. https://www.iconfinder.com/iconsets/beos
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by marcuskaz 4y ago
I have a Python one, Termgraph, but maybe not as feature full as this one https://github.com/mkaz/termgraph
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One-Line Journaling(mkaz.blog)
2 points by marcuskaz 4y ago|0 comments
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by marcuskaz 4y ago
You might have a slight color deficiency, you can try this online color vision acuity test: https://www.xrite.com/hue-test
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by marcuskaz 4y ago
Good stuff, thanks for sharing! There's a card game Krypto that is similar, fun to play with my kids. I wrote some scripts awhile ago to solve Krypto games and figure out how many games are unsolvable. I wrote up my thinking and how I

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