nixpulvis

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   by nixpulvis 6mo ago

   The new default layout is exactly backwards of what I want. It should go: project tree | text editor | agent view | threads Not to mention on most laptops you'll only have room for about two panes at a time. So they should be focusing
2. 62.▲
   by nixpulvis 6mo ago

   Apple is good at hardware, they need help with software. I hope putting a hardware guy in charge can still improve this situation.
3. 63.▲
   by nixpulvis 6mo ago

   Switching back to medium seems to have fixed the issue for me.
4. 64.▲
   by nixpulvis 6mo ago

   Thanks, missed that.
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   by nixpulvis 6mo ago

   That's what I'm wondering. Is it people are defaulting to xhigh now and that's why it feels like it's consuming a lot more tokens? If people manually set it to medium, would it be comparable?
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   by nixpulvis 6mo ago

   People should. I seriously miss using it at my day job. It's not for code where type systems make things a lot more stable, but it's great for scripting and quick things. Also ORMs in ruby are truly nice, and I haven't found
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   by nixpulvis 6mo ago

   Would this be possible to mainline into ruby in some way?
8. 68.▲
   by nixpulvis 6mo ago

   Anything worse about the service?
9. 69.▲
   by nixpulvis 6mo ago

   That's not the point. You should be asking why DO is so much more expensive. Not everyone likes wasting money.
10. 70.▲
    by nixpulvis 6mo ago

    We need more competition across the board. These savings are insane and DO should be sweating, right?
11. 71.▲
    by nixpulvis 6mo ago

    Yea, we gotta teach kids how to use e-commerce sites, so the games should feel like Amazon.
12. 72.▲
    by nixpulvis 6mo ago

    Nothing like going from Toonami to the original Xbox while drinking a green monster. Peak childhood right there.
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    by nixpulvis 6mo ago

    Broken back buttons have been one of my biggest complaints since we enabled SPAs to access the history API in the first place. I don't see it as a net win so far, but maybe a decade later we can solve it?
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    by nixpulvis 6mo ago

    I think it's really naïve to realize that climate change is an existential threat to many species, but not connect that we are part of the ecosystem which is being put in danger. You are experiencing survivorship bias. Even if we don&#
15. 75.▲
    by nixpulvis 6mo ago

    So extinctions, but not extinction?
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    by nixpulvis 6mo ago

    I don't think you're qualified to make this assessment. If a large majority of the scientific community is treating it and calling it an existential threat, I'm tempted to agree. In fact, I think most widely held scientific s
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    by nixpulvis 6mo ago

    I've been advocating for writing everything twice since college.
18. 78.▲
    by nixpulvis 6mo ago

    I had a lot of fun making this a while back: https://nixpulvis.com/projects/freqk
19. 79.▲
    by nixpulvis 6mo ago

    Yes, I completely agree.
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    by nixpulvis 6mo ago

    We need a better way to sign and verify software. Clearly companies like Microsoft and Apple have not been good for the open source communities and are inhibiting innovation.
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    by nixpulvis 6mo ago

    Same reason why 90% of websites have serious UX issues and constant bugs. This and ad frameworks.
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    by nixpulvis 6mo ago

    One of markdown's greatest assets is that it's basically plaintext. Can't render it to HTML, it's still very readable. This blog post makes no sense to me.
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    by nixpulvis 7mo ago

    I completely agree that requests are what should be charged for. But I think there are two things, given that requests aren't all going to cost the same amount: 1. Estimate free invoicing the requests and letting users figure it out af
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    by nixpulvis 7mo ago

    This is a serious problem with the fact that it's nearly impossible to understand what a "token" is and how to tame their use in a principled way. It's like if cars didn't advertise MPG, but instead something that c
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    by nixpulvis 7mo ago

    I think it's funny and interesting how LLMs are commoditizing information generation. It's completely expected, but also somewhat challenging to figure out what the best combination of "learning" "fact" systems
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    by nixpulvis 7mo ago

    Preach! I tried to point this out in the Neovim discord once and was basically told to pound sand. Very frustrating. My initial issue: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/35258 The interactive issue: htt
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    by nixpulvis 7mo ago

    I do a bunch of stuff with ! !make !ps aux Etc. The new ! just isn't as useful, and it's harder to get back to see the outputs. The old ! Was just a drop in way quickly do something like ctrl-z command fg.
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    by nixpulvis 7mo ago

    My #1 issue with Neovim is the new ! Behavior. Anyone know how to make it toggle the alt terminal screen and just output to the primary screen like it does in Vim?
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    by nixpulvis 7mo ago

    Nobody's been at the wheel for a while, it's just not a race car, it's a barge.
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    by nixpulvis 7mo ago

    Using the mod name would give it a unique name, just implicitly through the module, so I don't see the issue, unless you wanted to allow a single module to allow multiple impls of the same item. I also don't see an issue with havi