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by mieubrisse 1y ago
Yep! ⌘-K clears the current terminal window. I chose ⌘-K because it maps to the standard in web apps (Discord, Notion, etc.) and I use `clear` whenever I want to clear my terminal, but you can choose whatever keybinding you want with cmdk.
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
Whoa thank you, this is amazing! I didn't even know this was possible; my life has gotten a little better.
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
Hey 0points, author here! I'd be keen to hear why binding the Cmd-K hotkey makes it feel like cmdk doesn't add value!
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
Good question! This is complementary, not competitive, to the built-in fzf shortcuts. I use both cmdk and built-in fzf shortcuts in my day-to-day. The concrete value-adds of cmdk (what fzf doesn't do out of the box): 1. Smart previews.
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Cmdk – CD anywhere and open anything in your terminal(github.com)
13 points by mieubrisse 1y ago|21 comments
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
YES! I'm experiencing a separate-but-related problem to do with myopia, and my eyes perpetually getting longer (likely due to the long hours of computer use). I wish I could go back to completely undistracted building, but I realize no
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Show HN: Jump up N directories with `CD N..`(github.com)
1 points by mieubrisse 1y ago|1 comments
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
I use a workout log app called Fitnotes: https://www.fitnotesapp.com/ I'm building a web app for exploring my training history, so my trainer (who's virtual) can explore my data the same way I can. Eventually, I&#
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
Just finished reading both Paul, and I'm very interested to know how you implemented the reader that filters?
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
Thank you so much for linking these! Exactly the sort of thing I'm looking for; still making my way through the first article but fingers crossed there's an easy-to-use implementation at the bottom.
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
Thank you for the points; the second article in particular looks exactly like what I'm trying to accomplish!
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Ask HN: HN with Just the Tech?
5 points by mieubrisse 1y ago|8 comments
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
Thanks for checking it out; let me know how you like it! And yep, Cmd-k looks to be clear buffer.. I decided to go with Cmd-k rather than Cmd-P because: - Cmd-k seems to be the standard most of the world has settled on (Notion, Todoist, Sla
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Show HN: Cmd-K for the Terminal(github.com)
6 points by mieubrisse 1y ago|3 comments
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
I've been frustrated with how slow terminal filesystem navigation feels in comparison with modern apps like Notion, Slack, Discord, etc. I discovered the amazing https://github.com/junegunn/fzf , and realized I co
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
I wonder if this is actually true, or if it's an instance of selection bias - the instances of things not working draw our attention more than the instances of things working. "This thing is working just fine" doesn't dr
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
I'm not sure if I'm convinced, but I find this perspective very interesting to think about - that Tiktok might actually be about finding signal in the noise. My objection is around whether "getting the point" really mean
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
I think the problem is signal-to-noise. For every thing that actually turns out to matter, there are hundreds of thousands of things that you're told are Important but turn out not to be. It's basically impossible to filter "
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
Exactly this. I suspect that "us vs them" is sweet poison: it feels good in the moment ("Yeah, stick it to The Man!") but it long-term keeps you trapped in a victim mindset.
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
I was looking for exactly this comment. Everybody's gloating, "Wow look how dumb AI is! Haha, schadenfreude!" but this seems like just a natural part of the evolution process to me. It's going to look stupid... until t
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
I had the exact same experience trying to build a startup. The thing that always puzzled me was Apple: they've grown into one of the most profitable companies in the world on the basis of high-quality stuff. How did they pull it off?
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by mieubrisse 1y ago
To provide a different perspective: this was caught, acknowledged as a problem, rolled back quickly, and written up in a post-mortem. Given that nothing can be done perfectly, this seems like the best way OpenAI could have handled it. What
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by mieubrisse 2y ago
I'm having the same experience, trying Sober October. Hangovers suck, but I've stopped drinking to that point years ago so now I feel like not joining in socially is a net negative, limiting my ability to participate in the same e
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by mieubrisse 3y ago
Might be worth looking into a Spirit Island offering. It's very component-heavy, and the community is passionate about customization!
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Ask HN: OpenAPI-like interface definition language for CLIs?
1 points by mieubrisse 3y ago|0 comments
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by mieubrisse 3y ago
Thank you, that makes sense! Nice point to fakes3; I hadn't heard of that before.
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by mieubrisse 3y ago
Yep, application code can have the same problem! The difference is that application code lives "inside the abstraction" of the program, and is viewed and edited by a much smaller set of developers. Configuration, by contrast, sits
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Pkl and the Goldilocks problem of configuration languages(medium.com)
4 points by mieubrisse 3y ago|0 comments
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by mieubrisse 3y ago
What did you use for mock versions? Localstack?
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by mieubrisse 3y ago
Can you clarify more about the "when it works"? What are the pain points you're seeing?

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