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NuFinder, a macOS file manager with real RAID across S3-compatible buckets
(nufinder.org)
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13d ago
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1mo ago
Looks great. My only nitpick is "Know which terminal needs you." should be "Know which process needs you."
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1mo ago
It nailed obi wan kenobi in about 12 turns. Wild.
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LouisvilleGeek
2mo ago
Thanks for the heads up!
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2mo ago
Not sure of why everyone is negative against this tool? I quite like it. Thanks for sharing!
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3mo ago
I have been testing it on my security / firewall appliance (nfSensei) and it's much improved. It's actually proceeding through a complex plan Opus 4.8 proposed. But then again I have not tested it without a prior model plann
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3mo ago
Can we get Counter Strike? :)
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3mo ago
Same here. It's been rushed for the IPO (in my opinion).
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4mo ago
Call it Ziggy
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4mo ago
Finally a use for the expensive ram when it's not needed in workloads! Now if it could be dynamically used and vacated on other GPU workloads?
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4mo ago
Amiga 500 + Fidonet brings back such fond memories.
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6mo ago
Might as well stay off the internet on April 1st.
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The Road to NfSensei
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6mo ago
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7mo ago
Can confirm. You need to kick off the sessions to read the ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md file. Annoying. And also the recent /compact bug.. is anyone else seeing that you cannot compact and must /clear ?
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7mo ago
Curious, how did ClawdBot get in touch with another ClawdBot that happened to live two doors down?
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10mo ago
You should check out the new beta installer! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbWOLzGDa4I It worked perfectly on a 12+ year old DELL laptop would think it would work for your desktop as well!
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10mo ago
Self host with Headscale.
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1y ago
Looks "Glamourous" but lacks the basics: Up / down history Copy text Other than these issues feels much nicer than Claude Code since the screen does not shake violently.
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1y ago
20% CPU use with absolutely no "vt" defined commands is not exactly something to celebrate! Also when using this tool on a iPad its completely flooded! You need some kind of diff tool when painting the screen! But either way cele
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1y ago
The barrier to use this project is maddening. I went through all of the setup instructions and getting the workspace error for a personal gmail account. Googlers, we should not have to do all of this setup and prep work for a single accoun
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2y ago
Bambu Companion (unfortunately iPhone only) does more than Handy and works on LAN. Using it today in fact! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZpDQN9zgUI
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2y ago
I would absolutely love to take this for a spin. Using Fusion 360 quite a bit lately.
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2y ago
Same here. Please consider a higher quality option.
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3y ago
Absolutely mind blowing.
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3y ago
Coming soon! https://migswitch.store/products/mig-switch-dumper-pre-order
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3y ago
This GPT was pretty handy for generating OpenAPI specs from docs. Used it to generate specs for Microsoft Graph and it just worked on the first attempt pointing at microsoft documentation. https://chat.openai.com/g/g-T
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3y ago
Tried this out last night and kept getting a key is not authorized error even though the key absolutely exists. (I had just created it via the steps on the Github page)
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3y ago
It's unfortunate we lost Google in Louisville. Would love to have this type of offering.
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3y ago
That would explain a lot! Sometimes when it's fast it spits out all code. When it's slower, it's Lazy! Thanks for the link
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3y ago
Can you share a link to that x/tweet?
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