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by submeta 2y ago
What I miss in ChatGPT something I love in Claude: Projects. In Claude I create a project for any larger task, upload files and text, and work on it for days or weeks. Then I can search for projects and follow up on them. In chatgpt I don’t
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by submeta 2y ago
In my case going from M2 to M3 with more RAM (from 16 GB to 36 GB) will give me a greater performance increase than going from M2 to M4 both with 16 GB.
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by submeta 2y ago
Remind‘s me of a quote from Donald Knuth: „Premature optimisation is the source of all evil.“
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by submeta 2y ago
Off topic: Anyone knows how a document like this is created? I find the layout very appealing. - In MS Word?
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by submeta 2y ago
> It revolves around creating fake job ads and luring software developers to apply. During the hiring process, the crooks would trick the devs into downloading and running malicious packages, thus granting the attackers access to importa
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by submeta 2y ago
Year 2080: AGIs help you trinscribe, structure, layout your code/text/thoughts. At the same time: HN posts: „New package for Emacs doing xyz“.
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by submeta 2y ago
I highly recommend "The Lean Startup" by Eric Ries, which offers good insights into building a successful startup through continuous innovation.
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by submeta 2y ago
Thank you very much for the detailed response
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by submeta 2y ago
Will using NordVPN help? Anyone knows this?
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by submeta 2y ago
Notion has an API. I create database entries with a Python script, export notes with another. I had a hard time exporting a couple of hundred Apple Notes entries some time ago.
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by submeta 2y ago
I love Obsidian. As I have 15-20k notes, Sync with iCloud is a pain. So I started using Obsidian sync. I pay gladly. Also for supporting the team. Yet even with that solution Obsidian takes up to 7 seconds to open on my iPhone. That’s way t
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by submeta 2y ago
Both digital and handwritten notes have their values. - I‘ve used moleskine notebooks and fountain pens for over two decades. Fountain pens are unbelievably smooth to write with, and the text looks beautifully. So I can relate to your exper
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by submeta 2y ago
I cannot work without taking notes. It is a process of thinking, sorting my ideas, documenting steps and outcomes, pausing, practicing meta-cognition, gaining clarity and confidence along the process. Plus I have the benefit to go back to m
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by submeta 2y ago
In Germany, no one will going to get a covid vaccination again. This topic was dealth with so controversially, so polarisingly, that it divides the nation. One group even made a political program with being anti-covid measures, pretending t
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by submeta 2y ago
If we can feed all the knowledge we have into a system that will be able to create novel ideas, help us in a myriad of use cases, isn’t this justification enough to do it? Isn’t the situation akin to scihub? Or library genesis? Btw: There a
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by submeta 2y ago
How does this fit with the observation of the German DAX going from 12,000 (during pandemic even below 9k shortly) to currently 18,000? Can anyone give a good explanation?
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by submeta 2y ago
I for one used to hire people outside Germany for smaller projects, doing data analysis, writing interfaces, migrating data. With all the new tools I don't do this anymore. I can come up with solutions that are good enough, and I don&#
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by submeta 2y ago
> Only the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max — out of the 24 models compatible with the new iOS 18 — will be able to run Apple Intelligence. Prices are above 1200 EUR in Germany. Err, no. I'll stick to ChatGPT and Claude. --- Perplexity.ai:
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by submeta 2y ago
I could write a 200 pages book about how you can use Keyboard Maestro to automate all kinds of tedious things on a Mac. Something that takes 2-20 steps to do: Create a macro in it, trigger it via shortcut or by name. Boom. I have hundreds o
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by submeta 2y ago
I just want to say thank you to the maintainers and developers of iTerm. It’s one of the tools I use most on my Mac, alongside Emacs, VS Code (heresy!), Obsidian, and Keyboard Maestro. So, thank you!
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by submeta 2y ago
Sussman‘s and Abelson‘s SICP forever changed the way I think about code, abstraction, modularity, in a time where my peers were hacking in Pascal or C. Where I used Lisps/Scheme to create a mental model of the problem, they had to do t
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by submeta 2y ago
yeah, typical for this platform.
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by submeta 2y ago
Scary actually. Because how can we asses the risks when we don’t know what the system is capabale of doing.
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by submeta 2y ago
Those who play this down and say: „Most of us have nothing to hide“. See where our western democracies are heading to. With a potential Trump as a next president. With a Germany attacking, silencing, cancelling anyone who opposes the slaugh
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by submeta 2y ago
Just going to uninstall it. Wtf. - Are there alternatives?
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Nobody talking about the elefant in the room: Palestine. It’s all about Pro-Palestinian protests and sentiments that are the reason for this ban.
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To provoke an Iranian reaction and involve the US into an all out war with Iran. A goal pursued by Netanyahu for two decades.
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by submeta 2y ago
When David Allen released his book "Getting Things Done" (GTD) over 20 years ago, it was like a revelation. Everyone was into GTD and was creating lists, defining contexts (@errands, @groceries, @phone, etc.) and talking about &qu
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by submeta 2y ago
Is there any real private email service? Honest question.
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That's a good one :) So I'm a non-typical hacker, because I use paredit in Emacs so I don't have any issues with parentheses :D

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