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1y ago
This should be the top comment :D
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> Emergency SOS via satellite,…, 42-hour battery life So if I am in a critical situation in the mountains, with only 8h battery left, I hope rescue teams will find me in that 8h window. My Garmin will give me a week at least, and in low
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1y ago
Wow, really enjoyed clicking trough it. Super smoooth. Lots of attention to detail. Excellent. Well done mate.
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1y ago
Does it survive though? I haven’t opened Wikipedia in years. And young folks rather ask Chatgpt for their homework instead of Wikipedia. And that’s the crux. Llms are vacuuming the content of Wikipedia, just like Google is doing the same wi
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1y ago
The box of pandora has been opened now. There’s no going back. In a few decades writing long texts all by yourself is going be an artisan thing that only a few people will engage in. You will put together your arguments, and an llm will ela
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1y ago
When I heared that Zed is VC backed, it was a signal to move away from it. Emacs, NeoVim will be here in fifty years from now. VC backed companies don’t have a guarantee. VCs except too much, and pressure founders to pivot if they don’t see
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1y ago
Not a good move. Evernote went that path and then turned an otherwise very useful app into a VC bet that forced the founders to pivot the app into something nobody wanted. Same happened to Soundcloud.
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1y ago
You don’t have to tell me what Emacs is capable of. Been using it for all my computational use-cases for years. But migrated away from it because it is obvious that each use case has better solutions outside Emacs. I am convinced the Unix w
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1y ago
When you have a hammer in your hand and try to use it for more than nails.
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1y ago
Excellent! Thank you very much!
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1y ago
This is awesome. It’s exactly what I needed at the right time. Is it possible to embed `Bases` in existing notes? Or do they always have to be standalone files? Currently I have lots of files with embedded Dataview queries in files. I’d lik
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1y ago
Microsoft did this 1-2 years ago with copilot (using chagpt), ending conversations abruptly, and rudely. I hope anthropic does it more gently.
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1y ago
There‘s text based and there‘s text based. I keep my tasks in textfiles (markdown) as well. Not one, but several, for all kinds of projects. And I view my files in Obsidian, although I open them in neovim as well, searching via ripgrep, fin
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1y ago
Excited to see competition. The UX is not as polished as Claude Code though. For instance, missing a command to fire shell commands (in CC done via `! {commmand}`. And has less commands overall. But will catch up I hope.
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1y ago
I don’t see GPT-5 in the model selection. What am I missing?
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1y ago
Still so excited when I see stories about the Amiga computer. As a kid I spent nights doing stuff with my Amiga 2000, trying to develop animations in Aztec C compiler, writing my own (super inefficient) matrix library, hacking assembler, pl
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I love(d) Emacs a lot a few years ago. Until my job and obligations didn’t leave me much room for tinkering. There is an inverse relationship between tinkering and getting things done. Although LLMs changed the game: These days I leave the
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1y ago
Why so aggressive? OP created an app that seems very useful for many. You can just ignore it. But you prefer to attack the idea. Why?
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1y ago
I love tmux in combination with tmuxinator. Because with one command I can start my dev setup with one split for nvim, one for lazygit, one for yazi and one for claude code. In another window I can run the server, in another I can tail the
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1y ago
I do appreciate the hard work you and Tom are doing. This is an immense work you both are doing. Otherwise we wouldn’t have the quality we appreciate here. And I can understand the challenges to moderate a topic like Israel/Palestine.
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Are you familiar with Tal Hanan, an Israeli businessman and former special forces operative alleged to have run disinformation campaigns to manipulate elections in several countries? That activity was pre‑LLM. What concrete safeguards, audi
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Dang, how can you say for sure they are organic? Just because the downvoters appear to be human and seem not to be bots? Even if the dovnvotes came from human beings: Israel apologists are very organised. Former Israeli Prime Minister Nafta
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Tangential: Is there a similar service we can use in the cli, a replacement for CC? I like Cursor, I pay both for Cursor and CC, but. I live in the terminal (tmux, nvim, claude code, lazygit, yazi), and I prefer to have an agentic coding ex
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That’s bs. I just switched from 100 EUR a month to 200 EUR plan. Why? Because two days ago Anthropic decided that I had to wait until noon. And I just started my workday and used CC for half an hour. I use CC 1-3h a day. Three days a week.
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This explanation is so vague that it’s hard to take seriously. Anthropic has full access to usage data—they could easily identify abusive users and throttle them specifically. But they don’t. Why? Because it was never really about stopping
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The hidden message of the title: Plant based alternatives may not succeed. I don’t believe that. I rather see more and more friends and people avoid eating meat or reduce their consumption drastically. Many buy plant based alternatives to
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1y ago
It’s like you buy an M4 MacBook and silently Apple throttles it and makes it an M1. If that happened every tech magazine would write about it, consumer advocates would be in rage. How’s it possible that AI companies sell you a product for 1
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1y ago
Wow, definitely paranoid.
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Configuration in XML, instead of YAML or TOML, it feels bloated, compared to Ghostty.
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