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by sandreas 2y ago
Mermaid looks amazing. Did not know gh had support just via ```mermaid ``` Thanks for mentioning this.
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by sandreas 2y ago
I currently use flatnotes[1] as a Frontend with a background cronjob to add, commit and push every night. Works pretty well so far with some acceptable nitpicks. It was a quick and dirty solution to overcome logseq couldn't run in a Se
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by sandreas 2y ago
What I'm missing in modern ebooks (like epub format) is more metadata. Who's talking (character data)? What emotional aspects does the scene have (angry, happy, sad, in a hurry)? Where does the conversation take place (geodata)? I
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by sandreas 2y ago
How does this compare against marker[1]? 1: https://github.com/VikParuchuri/marker
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by sandreas 2y ago
Although pretty thick I think this can be an interesting device - provided that the price tag is low enough to be affordable AND repairable. I think it is a good move to provide a budget device.
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Framework Laptop 12 – more details and teardown [video](youtube.com)
4 points by sandreas 2y ago|1 comments
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by sandreas 2y ago
What about mini cpm v2.6?
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by sandreas 2y ago
I'd suggest Mint or Fedora. Mint is more beginner friendly / windows-ish, Fedora is more modern and polished. In general Linux user exp. is more about Desktop environments than Distribution. The "what's under the hood?&q
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OxiCloud – lightweight alternative to Nextcloud file sharing (Rust)(github.com)
33 points by sandreas 2y ago|4 comments
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by sandreas 2y ago
Yeah... probably. I forgot to mention that Apple computers are a pretty good deal if you are looking for an AI / LLM experimentation machine due to unified RAM which nearly translates 1:1 into VRAM.
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by sandreas 2y ago
I personally think that it is reasonable to "want" an Apple notebook. They have great hardware, great battery life and an ecosystem where every device integrates. Only on macOS you can nicely develop software for iOS. Furthermore
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by sandreas 2y ago
I'm not sure I understood... Here's a pretty good overview article: https://benjamintoll.com/2022/02/04/on-running-systemd-nspaw...
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by sandreas 2y ago
Is this comparable to systemd-nspawn / systemd-run?
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by sandreas 2y ago
Interesting. I used https://github.com/urfave/cli in the past and was pretty happy with it. However sometimes it's good to try something New :-)
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by sandreas 2y ago
That's one reason I'm done with Apple. I'd recommend to get - Frame.work Notebook (e.g. 13 Ryzen ai) - Lenovo (e.g. T14s) - LG Gram If you'd like to start with Linux as a former a macOS user I'd recommend GNOME with
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by sandreas 2y ago
Thanks, I did not know that :-)
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by sandreas 2y ago
I also ran into this, but it was manageable (after a bit of research of course). Would love to see a "startup"-Dialog, where they explain these features in a bit of detail with a choice of three modes... Finger printing and privac
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by sandreas 2y ago
# Apple Preview App There is no such thing that can display, combine, annotate and export images and pdfs in such an elegant drag and drop way. It's just so useful and quick, there is no competition.
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by sandreas 2y ago
What about OnlyOffice?
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by sandreas 2y ago
> If you ever feel the itch of going towards ergonomic split keyboards Unlikely. I caught my [nearly perfect] unicorn, but I'm not telling you what it is, because a.) it is too embarrassing and b.) don't wanna ruin your chase :
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by sandreas 2y ago
This is so funny, I dived into the custom keyboard rabbit hole just 3 weeks ago. Never thought this would be so intriguing and time consuming. Did you consider Mill-Max Sockets? My personal favorite are 80% TKL ISO low profile keyboards, wh
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by sandreas 2y ago
I did a lot of research for building my own little iPod Nano sized player, which should also have the ability to be controlled by a wired headphone remote. So here are my results up until now: - The best device I found is a LicheeRV Nano[1]
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by sandreas 2y ago
Super cool. The next way is to implement a Breakout game sideways which you can control by scrolling up and down :-)
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by sandreas 2y ago
Wanna see a great video wall out of reverse engineered iPod Nano 6 displays and learn something about reverse engineering along the way? There is a video series from Mikes Electric Stuff from 11 (!) years ago, which is fantastic. https:&#x
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by sandreas 2y ago
I started C# and .NET a few years ago and I still enjoy it. The cross platform initiative has been such a relief. OK it's Microsoft and please set the environment variable export DOTNET_CLI_TELEMETRY_OPTOUT=1 , but believe it or
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by sandreas 2y ago
Thank you, this is the only thing what slowed me down switching to Librewolf. Seems that MySQL and Spanner are the only supported DB-Engines by now, but there are efforts to support sqlite and Postgres[1]. I really hope these get merged soo
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by sandreas 2y ago
There is also an opinionated point and click adventure called "Bernd das Brot und die Unmöglichen" (German title). Although not the greatest game, I somehow enjoyed it (bought it used for 5 bucks).
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by sandreas 2y ago
I wonder why commit signing is not part of these configs... it is pretty easy to do with a modern ssh key: [user] name = xyz email = xyz@domain.com signingkey = ~/.ssh/id_algorithm.pub [commit] gpgsign = t
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by sandreas 2y ago
I use `qp`for `quick-push` with a function to provide a comment: # git alias qp = "!f() { git add . && git commit -m \"$1\" && git push; }; f" # usage git qp "whatever your comment is&quo
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by sandreas 2y ago
How about these: - github cli ( https://cli.github.com/manual/ ) - github tui ( https://github.com/chshersh/github-tui ) - another github tui ( https://github.com/skanehira/github-

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