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by precompute 1y ago
I want a UI that caters to grown-ups!
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by precompute 1y ago
Here's an dirtier and easier way to do this: git -C {source_repo} format-patch -{number of commits} HEAD --stdout -- {absolute folder/file path(s)} > /tmp/new.patch git -C {target_repo} am < /tmp/new.patc
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by precompute 1y ago
Cool. I would certainly use this on windows if I ever need to wrangle mp3s. On linux, puddletag provides a decent GUI for modifying audio file metadata. For bulk editing / transcoding, parallel with ffmpeg and (fd)find works very wel
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by precompute 1y ago
Whoa, love the website!
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by precompute 1y ago
I have great difficulty in believing that a real human and not a LLM wrote this. It reads like self-help tripe and is far too long.
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by precompute 1y ago
> So far there are 26 million people on the network across Europe, South America and the Asia-Pacific region, with 12 million verified, according to a representative for World, who added that its goal is to scale to one billion people. I
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by precompute 1y ago
A dense UI, nice.
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by precompute 1y ago
For Emacs, Org-Present and epresent work well.
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by precompute 1y ago
Agreed. MCP is merely the first player.
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by precompute 1y ago
That was awesome.
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by precompute 1y ago
It'd probably be easier to scrape wikipedia or goodreads.
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by precompute 1y ago
Wow, that's really cool!
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by precompute 1y ago
Very cool! This is the first app I've seen that allows importing Kindle's clippings file. I like my Kindle but the software is very crummy. The font rendering is great, though. Noticeably better than KOReader.
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by precompute 1y ago
I upgraded from an outdated system (Pentium+HDD) only when web browsers started giving me grief. Now I'm on a relatively modern AMD system and it does anything I can throw at it. Debian Stable XFCE4 works very well. XFCE4-Terminal
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by precompute 1y ago
Feels like a way to live with a bad decision rather than getting rid of it.
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by precompute 1y ago
Same. /opt/zz for loose binaries, dedicated folders for the rest.
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by precompute 1y ago
Cool website, thanks!
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by precompute 1y ago
Great! This could serve as an easy introduction for users new to Elisp.
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by precompute 1y ago
Neat, I've been using this for a while. Happy to strike off yet another package.
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by precompute 2y ago
The article is right: the low-tier tech jobs will likely not exist in a few years. These jobs mostly involve gluing APIs together. However, I think the assumed usefulness of humans can be slashed even further. Right now, LLMs interface wi
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by precompute 2y ago
Their website is really similar to Exa's! Kind of a red flag, considering they're both practically in the same side of the data curation.
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by precompute 2y ago
Here's a question for people who have experience with managing people in tech: How badly does this affect hiring? Note that the headline is a bit off, it's more of an IDE for AI 'Agents'. It's really a no-code pl
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by precompute 2y ago
Bandcamp is the way to go. Artists get paid and I get to keep my data.
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by precompute 2y ago
Okay, so pay money to someone to maintain a Chrome fork with a somehow-better treestyletabs? No thank you. This is a ridiculous product that caters to people that can't install a simple browser extension. This is also a huge securit
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by precompute 2y ago
4000+ here, I don't even bother pruning them anymore, I just switch browser profiles. I've got about 4 4000+ profiles. Excessive? Yep.
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by precompute 2y ago
That sounds like Zettelkasten + Transclusion.
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by precompute 2y ago
The response you received reads like an AI wrote it.
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by precompute 2y ago
Very well said.
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by precompute 2y ago
It's a matter of truth and not optics.
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by precompute 2y ago
Accelerating hamster wheel

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