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by scottyeager 2y ago
Looks nice. There's also this project with a very similar concept: https://playtoob.com I ended up creating my own solution, based on mitmproxy and a bit of JS that gets injected into each new page that loads. The end resul
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by scottyeager 2y ago
The undotted small "i" character comes from the modern Turkish alphabet. It's perhaps only slightly disorienting for an English reader to slightly shorten some letters that are just lines in a sans-serif font. In Turkish thou
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by scottyeager 2y ago
Do you mean when using it as a relay because p2p connectivity isn't possible? The preferred operating mode of Tailscale networks is for the bulk of traffic to go p2p, using various tricks for NAT and firewall traversal.
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by scottyeager 2y ago
It's mentioned in the article.
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by scottyeager 2y ago
Well-meaning can vary if you don't put spaces around your dashes, and a well—meaning writer wants to ease the job of the reader. ıt might simpıy not matter though, a miııimeter here and there, ı suppose.
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by scottyeager 2y ago
> * No way to search across multiple repos within GitHub. > * No way to easily see open and closed issues in the same view. I don't quite understand, because searching issues across all of Github and also within orgs is already s
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by scottyeager 2y ago
Many years ago I worked through The Elements of Computing Systems. It was the single most impactful experience in my computer learning journey. The book and exercises are a rare piece of pedagogical genius I am grateful to have encountered.
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by scottyeager 2y ago
Here's my take on an LLM based shell helper for command suggestions and more: https://github.com/scottyeager/Pal It features an integration with the abbreviation feature in fish and zsh (via plugin) to expand the
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by scottyeager 2y ago
I'm working on something a bit like what you described. So far it has a command suggestion mode and also a generic question mode. Inbound pipe support is a TODO, but command substitution already works fine for many use cases like passi
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by scottyeager 2y ago
There's a funny dynamic here I just came to appreciate. A perfect use case for AI is writing config file code (relatively simple stuff with lots of examples in the training data). Zed has replaced VSCode as my GUI editor, but I still u
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by scottyeager 2y ago
It would be nice if the README made it clear toward the top that this is Mac software. The screenshot and mention of Xcode give that vibe of course, but I kept reading anyway and felt a bit bummed to only confirm at the end. Looks like a c
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by scottyeager 2y ago
DeepSeek is absolutely the leader in terms of cost value for high performance AI models. US firms might have the lead in terms of absolute best performance, true. But their prices are 10-20x more for a product that is marginally better at m
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by scottyeager 2y ago
Yeah, simplifying the prompt a bit was one of the first things I did too, and the configuration is smooth indeed. Hope you're still enjoying it. There are some nice things to discover after a while, like the context aware features and
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by scottyeager 2y ago
Philip kindly posted the link, but I can also say a bit about it. My project using rqlite is a bot for Telegram that sends alerts and provides info. I also operate an instance of this bot that serves a small but substantial group of users.
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by scottyeager 2y ago
Yep!
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by scottyeager 2y ago
Have been following rqlite for a while and just started using it in one project. So far it delivers on the promise of simplicity. Thanks!
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by scottyeager 2y ago
I mean the probe itself, which appears to be wire encased in plastic. When I said "left behind" I just meant that the probe is placed below the skin as intended, not that anything remains after the sensor is removed. This is the p
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by scottyeager 2y ago
For me the worst part of current CGMs isn't the needle or the very thin piece of plastic it leaves behind with the probe. Rather, it's the effect on the skin under the patch and the residual adhesive. So from that perspective a wa
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by scottyeager 2y ago
It's both. The volume of data is helpful in making adjustments to insulin basal rates or dosing ratio. The instantaneous data is useful for making immediate decisions, either manually or automated, about insulin or sugar intake. Seeing
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by scottyeager 2y ago
DeepSeek v3 offers Sonnet 3.5/GPT-4o level performance at ~10% of the cost. It's also the only open source model anywhere near the leading edge, which might be of interest for various reasons aside from immediate self hosting.
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by scottyeager 2y ago
To answer your first question specifically, yes. With fish you get substantial ergonomic improvements over bash and ash out of the box. There's also a very minimal learning curve since these features build on familiar idioms. There are
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by scottyeager 2y ago
They were developed in Washington and apparently that's a first for a widely grown variety: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_Crisp
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by scottyeager 2y ago
To join the larger public Yggdrasil network, you need to peer with at least one publicly reachable node. Most likely that machine has a static IPv4 address. There are a number of such nodes operated by volunteers, and they enable the magic
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by scottyeager 2y ago
I'm working on my first project with htmx and had a similar dilemma. The core issue is that the input form itself has some state, in terms of which options are selected or which options are available. Even in the case of a simple drop
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by scottyeager 2y ago
With pyenv it's built from source. That's pretty seamless if you have the build dependencies installed. With rye and uv you get the prebuilt portable versions from indygreg. Those have some significant deviations from what you get
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by scottyeager 2y ago
I built a Dactyl style keyboard with a trackball on one side. It's split, ortholinear, and also "scooped". To be honest it took me a while to adjust but it was worth it. Switching back to the laptop keyboard is almost entirel
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by scottyeager 2y ago
Seems they need to be on $PATH to get picked up. In Rye there's also a command to "register" a Python install at a specific path. https://docs.astral.sh/uv/concepts/python-versions/#discover...
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by scottyeager 2y ago
You can disable those. There's a few options for the new tab screen--I just use a solid color.
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by scottyeager 2y ago
Litestream is a solution for realtime replication of a SQLite database to S3 storage. The application uses SQLite as usual. It allows for recovery with less opportunity for data loss than with periodic backups. rqlite is a database server t
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by scottyeager 2y ago
Welcome to the dark side :) I recently finally switched to NetworkManager after using Arch's netctl for years (since so long ago I don't remember why I picked it in the first place). It's been a nice experience so far and I d

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