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by reddit_clone 3mo ago
This is an important point for me. I am too lazy (too much executive dysfunction) to research products. I trust Costco to do the product research and offer us a good quality/price match up. Return policy is also pain free. You can pret
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by reddit_clone 3mo ago
Yep. Realized that as soon as I looked at the product page :-)
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by reddit_clone 3mo ago
Nice! Does anyone know anything like this for Ghostty?
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by reddit_clone 4mo ago
> Give a cursory answer That may be enough in some cases. Sometimes people are not looking for fully fleshed out high-effort answers. They want a pointer (to documentation, or a repo) to get going from someone more experienced. Google se
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by reddit_clone 4mo ago
>64 GB Thats the rub. I have an M4 with 48G. I wonder if it is worth testing this out. My past attempts (with Ollama and various LLMs) were too slow to use.
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by reddit_clone 4mo ago
Converted all the tabs to spaces? :-) You are right, this is not a rewrite like the Bun case. The real news is, at 50M LOC, it is able to handle and do _something_ coherent.
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by reddit_clone 4mo ago
If it is a one-off task, it doesn't matter if you use GUI or Terminal commands to do it. But more than once, terminal starts paying off IMO. Here are some advantages. - It is repeatable, you can do the same exact thing you did befo
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by reddit_clone 4mo ago
I am currently trying something called ShortCat, this is not just for the browser but works in other Mac applications too! Look Ma, No mouse !
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by reddit_clone 4mo ago
Vimium extension does that. Works well too. Works on Chrome and Firefox.
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by reddit_clone 5mo ago
Perl has powerful regular expressions, but it only goes so far. Doing multiline/nested structured parsing is too painful. Perl6/Raku has built in grammers that can do that idiomatically. If you have a couple minutes, give this a g
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by reddit_clone 5mo ago
I noticed that too. Unless you _ask_ for a script, they throw away the scripts they write. They are particularly bad at complex multiline parsing. Writing all sorts of weird/crude python/awk scripts and getting confused in the pro
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by reddit_clone 5mo ago
Does this abstract over the package management systems (apt, yum , apk etc.)? Or do we still have to write distro specific install commands?
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by reddit_clone 6mo ago
What can I run on a M4 Pro with 48 GB or RAM?
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by reddit_clone 6mo ago
That. And I had to look down every time I had use it. I am glad to see it go.
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by reddit_clone 6mo ago
Not just _wrong_. It is confused! It is actually right in the second sentence. This was Friday, Opus 4.6. >I want to wash my car. The car wash is 50 meters away. Should I walk or drive? Walk. It's 50 meters — you're going there
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by reddit_clone 6mo ago
To me Claude Opus 4.6 seems even more confused. I want to wash my car. The car wash is 50 meters away. Should I walk or drive? Walk. It's 50 meters — you're going there to clean the car anyway, so drive it over if it needs washing
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by reddit_clone 7mo ago
>functionally useless skills The dog would disagree! :-) I admire your mother. She is a real hacker.
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by reddit_clone 7mo ago
I am reduced to keeping Emacs and VSCode open on the same files/project :-) Use the LLM from VSCode and switch back to Emacs for regular editing! Currently trying out various Emacs packages. I got 'claude-code.el' actually wo
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by reddit_clone 7mo ago
Cmd+Shift+m mutes/un-mutes your Mic when focus is on teams window. I think GP is asking about a global (from any application) mute/unmute teams Mic. I have wished for one for ever.
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by reddit_clone 8mo ago
Well CL is supposedly the programmable programming language. So none of this is surprising..
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by reddit_clone 10mo ago
Yep. Org-gtd, Org-Roam and Org-journal user here. Haven't needed anything else. All local, searchable with deft and old fashioned grep.
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by reddit_clone 10mo ago
Very nice!! Does it not print the notes? I tried to print a month and it is not showing any notes in the preview.
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by reddit_clone 10mo ago
I have used Raku (Perl 6) with good results. Common Lisp. Using 'iterate' package almost feels like cheating. I have done half a year in (noob level) Haskell long ago. But can't find the code any more. Most mind blowing thing
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by reddit_clone 11mo ago
Few years into Perl 6, they should have recognized the writing on the wall, forked off Raku and let Perl 5 grow on its own. One of the biggest fumbles in the history of computing. (With hindsight ofcourse..)
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by reddit_clone 11mo ago
Same here. I use Raku instead.
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by reddit_clone 11mo ago
I use Raku on a regular basis. I think it is the best language to write DevOps (for lack of a better term) scripts. Perfect for people who find Bash too sharp and fragile and Python too tedious.
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by reddit_clone 11mo ago
Ocaml can be as imperative as you need it to be. Or as functional. It has no dogmatic inclination towards functional. It has a very pragmatic approach to mutation.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
We have moved all our stuff to Bruno nowadays.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Emacs/Tramp does that for me.
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by reddit_clone 1y ago
Hell, I have always wanted a '67 mustang. Time to ditch modern cars and get one. I particularly hate the 'modern' trend of have a large touch screen tablet instead of all the knobs and buttons.

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