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by submeta 3y ago
Are there ways to migrate existing shell histories with timestamps into atuin?
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by submeta 3y ago
Can I run this on a intel Mac? And can I have a non censored version of ChatGPT with this?
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by submeta 3y ago
Wow, glow looks awesome. Thanks for sharing!
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by submeta 4y ago
> just cancelled Spotify and got YouTube Premium Did this some time ago. Never looked back.
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by submeta 4y ago
So there is no censoring in this? But does it work with the whole text corpus that openai‘s models work with?
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by submeta 4y ago
> vast majority of people DO NOT care about cookies nor do they care about trackers I highly doubt that. Do give people simpler ways to opt-out of all tracking, and they‘d happily chose that. Currently we have two problems: 1) The consen
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by submeta 4y ago
A question to the experienced Anki users: The recommendation is to learn before you memorize. Many times I hack the infos (from an article) right into Anki. Now if it‘d want to review the infos in the Anki app, that totally destroys my stat
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by submeta 4y ago
Definitely! You can use the image occlusion addon to hide parts of the images and try to recall it. Edit: Here is a link to the mentioned add on: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1374772155 Create screenshots of yo
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by submeta 4y ago
Same here. Been struggling to remember idiomatic ways to write Elisp. But now with ChatGPT as a tutor I am writing a ton of Elisp to do all sorts of non trivial text transformation stuff, things I‘d have used Python for.
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by submeta 4y ago
Get a German car. Privacy is taken extremely seriously here in Germany. In all walks of life. Companies, schools, doctor‘s offices, etc. Edit: I wouldn’t want to touch a Tesla even if it was gifted to me. Seeing the founder behave the way h
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by submeta 4y ago
When it comes to making ChatGPT solve technical problems, my observation is that you need to be good at writing (technical) requirements to be good at writing prompts. When I assign a task to a (human) developer, the results depend on two t
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by submeta 4y ago
I have seen this kind of behaviour in the consulting business here in Germany many times. Actually so often that I started to believe this is the culture around those companies. No integrity, no real teamwork, lying behind your back, ego dr
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by submeta 4y ago
Twitter used to be my number one source for quick user generated updates across the globe. An event in my city or around the globe and I wanted to tune in what others are saying and what’s going on? There was nothing faster than Twitter. Th
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by submeta 4y ago
Physical objects cannot be shared. I can’t create a copy of my car. But ideas can and will be shared. Our societies try to criminalise it. That’s not right. It does not help humanity in making advances. Imagine a world where every human has
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by submeta 4y ago
The article discusses how to create effective prompts that aid in long-term learning using spaced repetition. Matuschak suggests that good prompts should be specific, clear, and concise, and should be designed to encourage active recall rat
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by submeta 4y ago
> No, people won't stop learning because of chatgpt. Actually it’s the opposite. People will start learning more, because of ChatGPT. Since I started using ChatGPT I am learning new things on a daily basis, about philosophy, about h
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by submeta 4y ago
I have been a faithful Emacs user for more than fifteen years now, even using a version of Emacs on my Amiga back in the 80s when I was just a kid. Over time, I have ported almost every aspect of my computational life to Emacs, including my
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by submeta 4y ago
Been using Vimium for years, and just learned about searching paths in bookmarks via `/` (hitting `b` or `B`, then `/`). - Thank you very much for sharing.
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by submeta 4y ago
But it is possible to get a stack overflow error when using recursion to implement tree traversal if the depth of the tree is too large or if the recursion is not properly managed. Implementing tree traversal iteratively can help avoid that
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by submeta 4y ago
I learned about stack based programming when I bought a HP28s calculator in 1988. It could be programmed in its Forth like language, had data structures like lists, arrays, matrices, and symbols. It was also my intro to Scheme. It was like
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by submeta 4y ago
> Almost all commercial software dev is not about technical excellence, but rather about applying the available tech to a particular business domain A manager focused on results will not make decisions based on beauty or excellence, unfo
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by submeta 4y ago
I love functional programming because it feels natural to me to have functions that always return a value (method chaining or postfix notation FTW!) do not mutate data (and therefore avoid side effects), and use clear naming conventions for
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by submeta 4y ago
Over the years, an overwhelming number of services have been consolidated together. Whenever I require access to Office365 or Outlook, I find myself being redirected to numerous domains including msn, microsoft, live.com, and others that I
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by submeta 4y ago
Here is a TL;DR of the text: The author claims that he was permanently banned from all Meta products (including Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp) due to a security flaw in Facebook's password recovery system. Despite having
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by submeta 4y ago
What I miss in these kinds of discussions is this: Porn portrays a very distorted view of sexuality. It often objectifies and marginalizes women, portraying them as mere objects for male pleasure. Men frequently dominate women in these movi
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by submeta 4y ago
Wow, that’s awesome! Just found all the renovation photos of our apartment taken across weeks. - Thank you very much for impelementing it :)
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by submeta 4y ago
Nikita Voloboev has written a blog post about how to use Karabiner and Goku [1] to change the whole setup of your keyboard. He calls it „God Mode“. I replicated that and it has changed the way I interact with my computer. [1] https:/&
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by submeta 4y ago
Thank you for considering :) - I know I have hundreds of photos from one scene or a device or an object, across several years, but iOS photos is not able to find similar objects on photos, just faces. It would be very useful to be able to f
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by submeta 4y ago
Excellent app! Bought it, just by seeing your demo :) Still indexing 35k of 64k photos. - Is it able to search photos "like this"? So when I open / find a photo, is there a function that says "find photos like this"
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by submeta 4y ago
After I started using ChatGPT, I started to write Elisp code again. - So many times I needed to trasnform a couple of hundred files or automate repetitive things, and I knew Emacs Lisp was the perfect choice for it, but I could not write El

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