carlinm

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by carlinm 2mo ago
I’ve done the same. Curious, what changes have you made to optimize the reading and reviewing?
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by carlinm 5mo ago
Are you saying github copilot is switching to a per token billing model? If so, you have a link to that?
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by carlinm 1y ago
Curious, what dictation tool are you using?
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by carlinm 2y ago
The hardest part for me in using nvim for java is the debugger tooling. I primarily use IntelliJ for any JVM related languages, and the debugger has always been invaluable. The debugging has always felt more polished and easy to configure i
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by carlinm 2y ago
Are you planning to use something online to learn? If so, what?
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by carlinm 2y ago
I don’t see this as hiding code complexity or an alternative to writing cleaner code. It seems the argument is that when we come to a file/class/etc., that we should be initially presented with the outline rather than both the out
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by carlinm 2y ago
I've got my own little structure: # projects I work on code/ dotfiles/ # main obsidian.md repo that everything I learn dumps into omega/ # public repos for local code spelunking, these remain untouched
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by carlinm 2y ago
Sad to hear this. I had read his book “Elbow Room” back when I had been diving more deeply into free will and the various viewpoints associated. I don’t know that I found it convincing but it was an interesting peek into the compatibilist a
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by carlinm 2y ago
I haven't looked too deeply into perplexity yet. What do you find much better about it?
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by carlinm 2y ago
“The Unbearable Lightness of Being” is just fantastic. I think it’s well worth your time. I’ve read it a few times now. With each subsequent read at a different point in my life, it’s been interesting to see new insights and perspectives em
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by carlinm 3y ago
Exactly my experience. This is the killer feature for me. It helps to not break flow while working on a given task. Also, it’s great that the floating pane is per tab as well so those related background/interactive tasks can be context