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by swah 2y ago
I think COVID-times ended that habit quickly around my city. I used to lick my finger to open plastic bags on the supermarket and now try to find something wet instead - usually alcohol bottle. (I'm asure it was always a bit nasty but
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by swah 2y ago
At this point just knock!
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by swah 2y ago
Have to install to check if there is a config to execute on every keystroke (thats reasonable, right?)
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by swah 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41904595 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41913378 Not sure why no discussion at all - maybe the design is underwhelming.
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by swah 2y ago
Around 8... maybe ask on /r/productivity! You just reminded me I'm paying for Skedpal but not using it..
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by swah 2y ago
Why not ban at the door? Why not iPhone only?
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by swah 2y ago
I bought a motorcycle and the high lasted a few minutes. I felt like I was floating. I had to go for 3 weeks without and then was able to get another mini high but in general not a great purchase.
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by swah 2y ago
The main quality I remember Emacs having compared to something like VSCode is its ease of extendability - but I don't know how to balance the liveness/messyness of a personal Emacs setup and wanting to package some of those bits t
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by swah 2y ago
Why nobody cared about this one?
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by swah 2y ago
In my case I "lend" my personal device for work (Git, Slack, Figma, Miro... use one Chrome for work and Chrome Beta for personal). So I suppose there's no software running behind the scenes. Should I still worry in this case?
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by swah 2y ago
Not that easy. I use my personal device for work - and if I didn't I would wish I did, when travelling...
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by swah 2y ago
I thought that that was the test, stuck here, help.
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by swah 2y ago
Hah - was not counting on AIs being prima-donnas that won't touch COBOL!
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by swah 2y ago
I go there for some quiet but there is no one there, its just a room. A room is not an office. I would really enjoy having this space with 3 or 4 regulars, no more than 10 minutes driving from my place, where we could all thrust each other
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by swah 2y ago
I don't. I have a faint idea of some parts of the book and will remember only when re-reading.. then I'm like "oh yeah, I remember this part, very nice, hmm yeah - now I know right.."
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by swah 2y ago
What are the other options?
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by swah 2y ago
(I had been using zigup.) Interesting that they are using Go for this tool - not sure how that makes me feel!
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by swah 2y ago
Hadn't even picked on the composer, was happy with Cmd+k/cmd+L for weeks!
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by swah 2y ago
I bet the hardware will take a bit more - the script could be just something like https://github.com/loiccoyle/shazam-cli running every minute and, when there's a valid result, upload to your backend/Sheets A
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by swah 2y ago
I don't have this problem, but Cursor was an excellent companion yesterday while I was scripting in Python. It was always ready with function suggestions—sometimes just typing the function name and hitting tab twice. Other times, I use
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by swah 2y ago
prj play bin
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Quantifying Productivity (2014)(karpathy.github.io)
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by swah 2y ago
They do better on web stuff, and dynamic languages.
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by swah 2y ago
I only noticed recently that people are now printing in multiple colors (materials?) in one go - is that a new thing? Maybe something this manufacturer integrated?
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by swah 2y ago
And a little button to call the waiter... I hate trying to make eye contact with a waiter in a big and busy place.
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by swah 2y ago
11 seconds mate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laZ72qWdBSQ
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by swah 2y ago
I saw this demo a few months back - and lost it, of LLM autocompletion that was a few milliseconds - it opened a how new way on how to explore it... any ideas?
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by swah 2y ago
You are now aware that you have forgotten something important.
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by swah 2y ago
Yeah, I have not given enough time and did so yesterday; it suggests new parameters for example, so I only have to begin a "refactoring" and then tab tab... Vim guys are missing out.
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by swah 2y ago
I bashed the cubicle 15 years ago - nowadays would kill to work with 2 more folks around, even if only a couple days a week. (Coffee shops don't really work for me...)

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