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by _frkl 8mo ago
They were Agria, mehligkochend (not waxy): https://4000-tonnen.de/faq.html
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by _frkl 2y ago
Same here. I'd feel a tad more comfortable if I could set an upper limit for the extra Chat credits that are used, but I guess it's hard to rack up 100s of $ when using it manually without noticing, so I'm not super concerned
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by _frkl 3y ago
There is Daniel Schmachtenbergers 'Metacrisis', which comes with its own little spin, but is probably close, and seems to gain traction. Could not find anything about him or the term on Wikipedia though, which I find a bit curious
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by _frkl 3y ago
This is just for my personal taxes, no accounting involved. I just get all the relevant stuff together once a year. Of course it's not 10s of 100s of documents, but still enough so it would take me some time to get everything together
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by _frkl 3y ago
You can just use your digital documents directly, and augment it with the few paper receipts that you might (or might not) still have to deal with. The main selling point is really document management (to me, anyway), the 'branding foc
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by _frkl 3y ago
Can't speak for physical documents in general, but personally I really appreciate paperless-ngx for it's general document indexing/storage. Being able to scan and ocr physical documents (usually using the camera on my mobile
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by _frkl 3y ago
Yes, they have, but it's billed separately and more expensive than a subscription, depending on how much you use it: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/api/search.html Edit: also, looks like you have to be in the &#x
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by _frkl 4y ago
Ha. So, it needs to 'sleep', kind...
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by _frkl 4y ago
Sure, will do!
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by _frkl 4y ago
Yay! :) Thanks heaps! It's funny, 'rattler' is exactly what I need at the moment. I was about to write a rust app that downloads 'micromamba' and runs it as a subprocess. But this is so much better for what I try to
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by _frkl 4y ago
Thanks for sharing, very cool! There doesn't seem to be a whole lot of documentation on how to use it as a library, but looking at the code all seems to be nice and tidy, and it doesn't look too difficult to adapt to a use-case or
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by _frkl 4y ago
I don't consider myself a kagi fan, nor do I think their use of discord is 'impressive'. That would be quite silly. So you are wrong if you assume that is where my positive judgement comes from. I just make different value j
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by _frkl 4y ago
I have to admit, I'm a bit disappointed by the mostly negative responses here, I wouldn't have thought this would be received as badly as it apparently is, by this here crowd. I haven't followed along that closely, but I drop
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by _frkl 4y ago
Not sqlite, but kuzu ( https://github.com/kuzudb/kuzu ) is an interesting project in this space. Fairly new, but already quite impressive IMHO.
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by _frkl 4y ago
I'm doing the same. It's also quite nice for de-duplication, a lot of operations on our data happen on a column basis, and we need to assemble tables that are basically the same, except for one or two computed columns. I usually s
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by _frkl 4y ago
I had the same experience. I think setuptools nowadays is quite good, esp. In combination with setup tools_scm.
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by _frkl 4y ago
I think this got shared on hackernews too early for this to be ready, the author says somewhere else that packaging and publishing to app store is in the pipeline if I recall right.
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by _frkl 4y ago
I think there is always a danger, for every language, when you install a 3rd party dependency from a package repoitory. But usually this is restricted to the runtime of the application that uses the 3rd party library (and maybe, depending o
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by _frkl 4y ago
Not sure what you are saying, have you read the article further? It also says that what you call 'established media' uses the same strategy. Either way, i think Scott renders a good argument overall, as usual, and I don't rea
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by _frkl 4y ago
What's the story with Python libraries that have c-modules/binary parts to it? Would those work? If not, then the previous comment stands, IMHO.
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by _frkl 4y ago
I had a similar experience where I asked it to tell me about creating a GUI with nim, and it told me to use the 'forms' module from the standard library, and the example code it printed was showing an easy to use and nice API. Too
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by _frkl 4y ago
Check main.py,, I found the prompt as a comment there.
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by _frkl 4y ago
That's a fair enough stance. I'd recommend not taking any outside contributions until you are sure about the license, since it'll make it much harder to change the license if you do. Or maybe require all outside contributions
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Puff: Run (and extend) Python code as Rust greenlet (on Tokio)(github.com)
1 points by _frkl 4y ago|0 comments
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by _frkl 4y ago
It looks like you've misread the 'l' as an 'i'?
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by _frkl 4y ago
Sidenote: McFly does something in that ballpark (for bash)
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by _frkl 5y ago
Yes, or even wine.
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by _frkl 5y ago
When I moved, I did it gradually, over a year or two. No reason to do it in a day. Send out an email to everyone in your address book, migrate over the most important and easiest services first, and then others whenever you use them and thi
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by _frkl 5y ago
No idea how much I'd like it if I'd read it today, but 'Jitterbug perfume' by Tom Robbins is probably the one that I liked most (or strongest), of all the books that were favourites at different times in my life.
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by _frkl 5y ago
That's similar to what I do, I just use the nix package manager for the stuff where I like to have newer versions. Best of both worlds...

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