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mfashby
3y ago
You can already get some tools e.g. https://difftastic.wilfred.me.uk/introduction.html which try to do semantic rather than purely textual diffs
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3y ago
It always makes me chuckle a little bit too, mostly when I see entries for 'species' in the FHIR specification (FHIR is a health care data specification) https://www.hl7.org/fhir/patient.html
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3y ago
The concept reminds me of 'psychohistory' from Asimov's Foundation novels.
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3y ago
true, On the other hand I think a two-person SSH is probably an easier thing to build in terms of recording what was done for audit, and maybe even require both parties to confirm commands before executing them. Also your SSH server could r
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3y ago
I've been thinking of a similar project but over SSH rather than a browser based thing.
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3y ago
Go specific IDE: https://github.com/visualfc/liteide
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3y ago
> Aren't they just writing notes and ordering meds? This is the mistaken assumption. There is a _lot_ more going on. Sibling comments have given some examples but here's some more: - appointment booking and scheduling - waitin
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3y ago
Try f droid store, all the apps there are required to be open source so there's fewer spy/malware. Or look for apps by secuso on the play store. Fwiw acode on f-droid doesn't seem to have ads. I strongly agree it shouldn'
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3y ago
Cythara on f-droid for guitar tuning!
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3y ago
I stand corrected! Thank you.
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3y ago
Was that DaTuner? I got really annoyed by that too.
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3y ago
I use a pinebook pro (same company as the pinephone). Sublime works a treat. So does thunderbird, calibre. Intellij doesn't have aarch64 Linux distributions, you can kind of hack it together it's completely unsupported. Not sure a
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3y ago
https://mfashby.net
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3y ago
In my experience, so many things were _not_ a good solution to the problem but merely the first thing that looked like it worked. This leaves a trail of garbage behind which it's unclear if it's safe to remove or not, which is a h
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3y ago
Local NAS and backblaze. It works well.
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4y ago
Is there a human service for this? I see lots of people recommending tools and browser extensions etc, and some people recommending that OP gets heavily involved. I wonder if there's room for a service that does something like this; re
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4y ago
it's been standardized by the IETF recently: https://jmap.io/ and there's a couple of client & server implementations https://jmap.io/software.html but it's a long long way from popular y
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4y ago
Not necessarily explaining how to do it right, but lots of examples of pitfalls https://jvns.ca/blog/2023/01/13/examples-of-floating-point-p...
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4y ago
Haven't seen blocky mentioned yet, another pi-hole type program but a bit more minimal https://0xerr0r.github.io/blocky/
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4y ago
Blocky DNS (pi-hole-esque) on a dedicated raspberry (model 2b) Caddy web server, Git, Cgit, Miniflux, Radicale (calendar and contacts), Syncthing, Maddy mail server, Postgres, Restic backups It also has a 16 square led matrix on top, visib
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4y ago
Rocket.rs I believe
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4y ago
Learn how to work with the AI, give it the right prompts, phrase the requirements in a way that gets what you need, train it occasionally, review it's code, pick it up when it falls over, massage it's ego occasionally...
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4y ago
Power trip, I suppose. And lack of an negative feedback, or repercussions for actions.
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4y ago
Second this about tactics over reactions. I play mainly Cs:go and it's far easier to win a fire fight when the other player isn't looking at you :)
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4y ago
16,001 once I manage to repair mine :)
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4y ago
Also, similar piece of software https://0xerr0r.github.io/blocky/
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4y ago
Unsure about self employed, but there are definitely consultancies who specialise in legacy software maintenance https://www.legacycode.rocks/
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4y ago
I use it on mine regularly :)
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4y ago
> Losing the ability to relax and the feeling of self-control, over-indulging in endless feeds of videos, games and services that further drain the energy that I so crave to return. To a point where it feels more like an addiction, with
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4y ago
I use a 300 lumen one, and it's the same, reflection is just not a problem at any reasonable distance (like over a metre)
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