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by quesera 1y ago
Ah, that's smart, thank you! Looks like it would work especially well for multiple levels of nesting.
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by quesera 1y ago
> but rarely tweak it other than to set a hostname In case helpful: You can use `#h` in a status line string to get the hostname
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by quesera 1y ago
I haven't had a problem with indicator visibility, but I remember spending some time getting it to a place that worked for me. Here's what I use: set -g status-left "#{?client_prefix,#[bg=colour76]^,#[bg=colour235]_} [#S]
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by quesera 1y ago
I have a status line indicator to show whether tmux is in Control mode. So, even when nested, it's always clear what will happen. One nested session (two total) is manageable. Adding another gets annoying, but the need is rare.
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by quesera 1y ago
I have deep knowledge of only a tiny few square miles of sparsely-populated mostly-forest in New Hampshire. I see both surprsing accuracy, and the occasional baffling "I wonder what looked dense there??" errors. So as usual, LIDAR
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by quesera 1y ago
Using tmux locally lets me use a single interface and interaction model for multiple sessions, regardless of whether they are local, remote, or a mix of both.
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by quesera 1y ago
> IFF and only IFF If and only if and only if and only if? :) (also, while on the topic, I think a simple "if" covers it here, since the relationship is not bidirectional)
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by quesera 1y ago
Apple did it correctly! Apple provided a new modifier key (Command, or ⌘) for our GUI shell. Or Open Apple/Closed Apple if you go back to the Apple II days. Control still works like it should. Microsoft said "Hey that's usefu
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by quesera 1y ago
> vim, tmux and iTerm2 Interesting, I've been using exactly that combination for ... as long as tmux and iTerm2 have been around? I am not aware of any color or font issues. What am I missing?
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by quesera 1y ago
Firebase Dynamic Links is shutting down at the end of August 2025.
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by quesera 1y ago
I'm saying that recall+correlation is sometimes enough to emulate some level of some forms of human intelligence. How frequently? How high? And which forms? These metrics are in flux. Today is very different from a few months ago. Enou
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by quesera 1y ago
Stops exhibiting human intelligence, on at least some of the many axes thereof, yes definitely. I feel like you're trying to gotcha me into some corner, but I'm not sure you're reading my comments fully. Or perhaps I'm b
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by quesera 1y ago
I never suggested that it was one or the other. I think it's very obviously both. (and these two qualities are likely necessary, but not sufficient)
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by quesera 1y ago
> they inadvertently propagate a specific perspective I think it's often, maybe always, quite advertent. :)
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by quesera 1y ago
(Memory Access + Correlation Skills) is a decent proxy for several of the many kinds of human intelligence. HDDs don't have correlation skills, but LLMs do. They're just not smart-human-level "good", yet. I am not sure w
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by quesera 1y ago
Borges referenced it, but did not originate the idea or the phrase. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Map%E2%80%93territory_relation...
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by quesera 1y ago
> "Block Bad Electronic Art and Recording Distributors Act of 2025” (Block BEARD) I really wish destitutely uncreative people would stop pretending to be clever.
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by quesera 1y ago
Right -- we know that LLMs cannot think, feel, or understand. Therefore whenever they produce output that looks like the result of those things, we must either be deceived by a reasonable facsimile, or we simply misapprehended their neces
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by quesera 1y ago
I agree that there's no need, and that yours is the reasonable approach. That said, I often have project/product ideas at times when I cannot work on them. In fact, always. But I enjoy noodling on names and branding, and if I come
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by quesera 1y ago
I do the same. And FWIW, your (our) paranoia is justifiable. As mentioned in another comment, GoDaddy is historically-notorious for front-running domain searches. ICANN tried to make that a bit less practical, but I just assume that they (a
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by quesera 1y ago
> this is how I can tell if this is really a server I used to work on Hm, shell environment is fairly high on the list of things I'd expect the next person to change, even assuming no operational or functional changes to a server.
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by quesera 1y ago
Yes, I think so: Most people who voted for US President in 2020, voted for Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. The majority of people who voted for US President in 2020, voted for Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. (I'm a native speaker, but there mi
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by quesera 1y ago
I do not. For me, "most" is 50% + 1 (Edit: or more).
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by quesera 1y ago
Wow, does anything like this exist in current commercial tools? ELI5 sounds useful. MMSS sounds terrifying though, honestly.
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by quesera 1y ago
"Why CI/CD Still Doesn't Include Continuous Documentation?" (current title) is an interesting direct translation mistake, in the question form. I see it often, and it makes sense. English doesn't have a succinct way
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by quesera 1y ago
Ffmpeg is genuinely complicated! And the CLI is convoluted (in justifiable, and unfortunate ways). But if you approach ffmpeg from the perspective of "I know this is possible", you are always correct, and can almost always reach t
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by quesera 1y ago
Language is defined by the masses. We've lost "hacker" and "crypto" and "literally" and "decimated". (plus every political word I can think of, but do not care to introduce into this well-mannere
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by quesera 1y ago
You have it backwards. The original (computing/model railroad-context) meaning of "hacker" goes back to the 1960s at MIT. The corrupted 1980s popular media meaning was "criminal". (I cast no aspersions here) The 200
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by quesera 1y ago
I have a family member who worked in a Hallmark store when they launched a custom card printing service (in-store, select the cover art and write your own message, printed on a card). She says that about 75% of the custom card customers wou
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by quesera 1y ago
Adult humans are often infected with various forms of the Bambi-Rudolph disease complex. Usually acquired in childhood, and very difficult to cure.

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