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by pimeys 1y ago
Yep. One of the things I've found agents always having a lot of trouble with is anything related to OpenTelemetry. There's a thing you call that uses some global somewhere, there's a docker container or two and there's t
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by pimeys 1y ago
Nah. It's like learning vim, you get over the first shock and then you have a lifetime friend. And another thing is with current coding agents, like the gpt-5-codex, Rust really shines here. The agent can easily guide you through the f
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by pimeys 1y ago
You could try to use a router. I'm currently building this: https://github.com/grafbase/nexus/ If croq talks openai API, you enable the anthropic protocol, and openai provider with a base url to croq. Set ANT
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by pimeys 1y ago
I get sometimes a bit annoyed by hacker news. And then I get a reply from a cellist. Thank you for playing and making this world a bit better place, you made my day.
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by pimeys 1y ago
I can highly recommend the William Skeen recordings of the Cello Suites, recorded and released by one of the best classical labels: Reference Recordings. You get the historically informed sound and the absolute best sound quality in one pac
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by pimeys 1y ago
Does it work the same as Dolphin where you get a terminal panel to the same window with the Konsole settings of yours, and it changes the directory together with Dolphin navigation? Super nice especially when adding music to my library with
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by pimeys 1y ago
I use it especially when moving files around in my NAS and it is awesome. For GUI file managers, I have to say you can't get better than Dolphin. It has an integrated shell for the current directory, and you can split the view. It can
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by pimeys 1y ago
But how will the market react is the bigger question...
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Interesting to see what will happen if Cursor goes down...
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I think you wrote "On The Corner" a bit weird there.
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I would give them a week or less to support this. They've been improving the debugger so fast, it will take them no time to support remote claude code connections.
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by pimeys 1y ago
I tried VSCode many times in my life and just hated the experience so much. It put me away from GUI editors for years, didn't want to try any of them. So ugly and so sluggish. Zed was the first one that put me to rethink my position. I
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by pimeys 1y ago
It's really interesting point of view. I'm one of those people who avoid using VSCode at any cost. It's slow, it's bloated, the UI is not great, and it's slowly being locked down by Microsoft. If Zed would not exist
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by pimeys 1y ago
I have a few amazing signal groups to add to that.
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by pimeys 1y ago
17 days ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44765292
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I count not needing to use macOS a big plus. Full Linux support out of the box.
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Yep. And what happens next if Cursor goes under? I don't think the big ones let that happen, even though the business is not profitable.
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Original Roma or original Napoli style? Napoli is still making the best pizzas, just because their tomatoes and mozzarella is so good. Followed by New York.
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Did you do the backup and full reinstall or just with apt? I should do the same update this weekend. .
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One more avenue of making something creative...
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by pimeys 1y ago
It's funny, for me it's just like you said but with the commercial offerings. I just can't get them to work as I want, like with Linux. To each of its own, but I doubt I'm the only one sharing this issue. I don't ha
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by pimeys 1y ago
The only problem with this approach is that I don't want to use Apple's software, or rely on a commercial operating system. The hardware is great, but not so much the software.
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I was not into classical _at all_. Until I heard Tabula Rasa for the first time. Since then I've been in many concerts and hunting down the best classical performances as SACD to my collection.
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by pimeys 1y ago
The performance of Fratres, for violin & piano with Gidon Kremer and Keith Jarret from the 80's is one of the best classical performances in my collection. It's so amazing, and with good headphones, the timbre of the violin an
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by pimeys 1y ago
I've been running Linux on my laptop and on my workstation since the 90's. Still using it as my main driver. Fedora Kinoite is my distro of choice, and Lenovo AMD Thinkpad T14s the laptop. Everything works flawless, and it's
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by pimeys 1y ago
We did not even get anything. For what is a ring even meant to be? To mark your partner, that he is yours?
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Well, that depends. I'm working in a startup and I'm in my 40's. Although it's a bit different than a typical startup, because it pays quite well compared to 95% of other offers in EU to live a very comfortable life in a
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by pimeys 1y ago
Into the Void, for me - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xx6IwshTL6M They invented so many things here, and Ozzy is the blueprint of a heavy metal singer hundreds of people copied decades to come after this one.
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I saw them live in the early 2000's. Such a great band, and what a legacy.
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My cousin played ice hockey when he was a teenager, and started playing again too soon after having a flu. That lead to a heart infection, and almost killed him. He never played ice hockey after that. So yeah, please be careful when doing s

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