simonmysun

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   by simonmysun 2y ago

   We are forced to make our life complex. You can't deny the fact that the society we are living in has evolved. Of course one still has the oppurtunity to get rid of it and live in a cave, but how many people are doing this?
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   by simonmysun 2y ago

   Aristotle lives in the old versions of the Earth. The outdated concepts may not stand up to modern thinking, but are sufficient for dealing with a simple life. Unfortunately, most people's lives are not simple.
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   by simonmysun 2y ago

   It reminds me that each year Freiberg University of Mining and Technology publishes a calendar of Complex Beauties[1], of which I buy several copies as gifts every year. It includes 12 visualizations of selected complex functions and their
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   by simonmysun 2y ago

   This looks nice! Thanks for mentioning it. I should definitely install this on my servers.
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   by simonmysun 2y ago

   I would rather expect an extension like AdNauseam[1] which automatically play the advertisement muted in background. [1]: https://adnauseam.io/
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   by simonmysun 2y ago

   Thx! Will look into that.
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   by simonmysun 2y ago

   Unfortunately, ArchLinux is not doing so. It is hard to define common though. I guess that's one of the reasons such package does not exist.
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   by simonmysun 2y ago

   Wow I didn't know that. I will definitely try it! Thx!
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   by simonmysun 2y ago

   It reminds me another JavaScript path finding algorithms visualization: https://qiao.github.io/PathFinding.js/visual/
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    I would rather require a tool to manage host keys. I really wish to write them along with the host configs in my `~/.ssh/config` instead of `known_hosts`. Additionally I think other host keys e.g. from GitHub should be delivered i
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    I'm totally into vanilla web development. Almost all the frameworks are either trying to solve the problems caused by the browser, or trying to force developers follow their style so that the developers make less mistakes. But the brow
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    http://vanilla-js.com/ (the SSL certificate expired 15 years ago) It is a framework, but just vanilla :)
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    I had exactly the same experience: I learned vim and started enjoying reading the manual, and then I started to use emacs. Unfortunately, the number of emacs users around me is fewer and fewer. To be precise, there is no one using emacs in
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    That truly is a visionary article; thank you for sharing it. We still cannot afford to be complacent, but I believe it is the responsibility of the users to ensure safe and ethical usage.
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    You are right. I will replace the video. Actually the last time I record it wasn't this bad. And the script was kept and I didn't make much change when recording it again. Here's the first video I recorded for an earlier vers
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    I don't have a solution yet but it's also a problem I am trying to address. The output of LLM is not stable and robust and currently we can only adjust the prompt to improve it. Fundamental tools like piping in the shells cannot e
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    Please stay tuned. Support for more providers are on the way!
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    Well, either I'm not good at googling or google is not good at searching. I did searched similar products and I have listed them in the README. Perhaps I just didn't pick the correct keyword. I'm sorry that many wonderful sim
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    I know that it's contraversial. It would be an option or even a customized way of using ell mentioned in document. I wouldn't force users to adopt any unmatured or uncommon standard.
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    I can't deny the benefits. But in my mind, this is not what ell should take care of. It doesn't intend to store anything whether in a text file or any other format. It should however provide the posibilities for users to store the
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    Thank you!
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    Thx!
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    Thx!
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    I don't have pbcopy and pbpaste on my machine but injecting clipboard sounds interesting.
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    Thanks! Another user[1] also mentioned Savvy but I misunderstood its purpose. Now I understand it does have a similar functionality of analyzing a record of terminal! Your approach allows more chances to let LLM explain what happens, while
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    Definitely! For example, cat somecode.py | ell -f - If you prefer adding another piece of prompt instantly instead of adding it in the template: (cat somecode.py; echo "Explain this code") | ell -f - I should've
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    I am open to join any community. As long as you don't mind the fact that I'm not in Bosten, why not? I have just submitted on your google form. Thanks for inviting!
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    Indeed. That's why I list them as limitations. My original idea was to get everything done with Bash. This is however not feasible as the reasons listed. Maybe I can get rid of jq and perl using awk, but that would sacrifice a lot of s
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    Thanks! Plandex is also nice! I never thought of such workflow. Unfortunately, I did not know Simon Willinson’s `llm` tool. I would imagine he must have written such softwares. It has support for more in-depth manipulating of LLMs. ell lack
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    by simonmysun 2y ago

    Thanks! The colon is here to make sure the result is not executed. I learned that from here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/28085062/2485717