NSPG911

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by NSPG911 14d ago
release will be [released] in the following weeks
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by NSPG911 21d ago
it would be nice if they added a link preview not sure why they have never done that before
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by NSPG911 1mo ago
i dont think i ever needed cross platform cross shell syncing of history
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by NSPG911 2mo ago
That seems slightly pointless no? I mean Singapore is small enough already, there probably is 10 courses maximum. The one I've seen is the Changi course, and I don't think it can compare to the average course size in the States
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by NSPG911 2mo ago
goodbye shizuku i guess, and maybe termux
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by NSPG911 4mo ago
The law is so broad that theoretically, age verification can be on your watches, your Ti-84, anything.
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by NSPG911 5mo ago
always shove it to `%LOCALAPPDATA%/Temp`, or `~/AppData/Local/Temp`, and don't think otherwise
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by NSPG911 5mo ago
Opus 4.6 "Fast" was originally at 10x, literally the same cost as Opus 4.1. After promotion period, it was 30x.
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by NSPG911 5mo ago
exactly why i loved Github Copilot, you could pull of these shenanigans, and nothing would ever happen. That was the best part of it but now, you get literally nothing
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by NSPG911 5mo ago
send a blank black page then load from there?
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by NSPG911 6mo ago
I was using KeepChatGPT[1] for a while back in 2023-2024, pre-Gemini-in-Google era, and I was fascinated as to how it was able to mask being a user without needing any API or help from the end user. I stopped using it after 2024 because 1)
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by NSPG911 6mo ago
I also genuinely hate using jq. It is one of the only things that I rely heavily on AI.
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Zellij 0.44.0 with native Windows support(github.com)
2 points by NSPG911 6mo ago|0 comments
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by NSPG911 6mo ago
> VERY verbose in the plan output Is that an issue? GitHub charges per-request, not per-token, so a verbose output and short output will be the same cost What model are you using?
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by NSPG911 6mo ago
The post you linked to was made after this post.
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by NSPG911 6mo ago
Nope, check out something like wiretext, look at this example I put together very quickly https://wiretext.app/w/WUtjS1bk
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by NSPG911 6mo ago
That literally is the definition of JIT, it does a quick parse, compiles hot parts and improves it later on
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by NSPG911 7mo ago
That is the issue. It's why Xcode development is really bad with AI models[0] -- because there are barely any text-based tutorials for it, so the models have to make a lot of assumptions and whatnot. Hence, they are really good at Pyth
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by NSPG911 7mo ago
This is very very concerning, and I really hope he doesn't fall depper into this.
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by NSPG911 7mo ago
I've been having issues logging into my HN account on Harmonic for quite a while, now this, the API is down :/
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by NSPG911 7mo ago
It's just their tech debt. They chose to use react.js in the terminal via ink, and essentially footgun their way through each update.
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by NSPG911 8mo ago
Niagara Launcher is like Niri among the other Linux Window Managers. It is highly unique, and yet still gets the job done, if not better.
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by NSPG911 8mo ago
Have you checked out Harmonic? It's an amazing Hacker News android client!
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by NSPG911 8mo ago
Can you please update me when that happens?
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by NSPG911 8mo ago
I use LazyGit as well, but the graph icons always piss me off so much. I've gotten used to it, but I'd love to change the icons.
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by NSPG911 8mo ago
Thanks throwaway account. But have you fully read it? By replaying what was playing, it forces the original noise to stop and in return, the repeated noise.
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by NSPG911 8mo ago
how does it compare to opencode's own gui that uses tauri?
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by NSPG911 8mo ago
you should try it, powershell isnt just 'type insanely long phrases', there are aliases for it
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by NSPG911 8mo ago
i would kill to have something like this in wallpaper engine
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by NSPG911 8mo ago
It happened quite a while back, most of us knew what direction this was going (Claude Code uses Bun, OpenCode uses Bun, they need Bun to work the best for Claude Code)

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