cpcloud

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   by cpcloud 7mo ago

   This is actually a pretty interesting idea, though I'm not sure how much yak shaving houses have (they definitely have some, but I think the DAG is not that deep) that tracking recurring dependency graphs is something I want to roll in
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   by cpcloud 7mo ago

   Pretty good. Might have to find a way to incorporate that.
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   by cpcloud 7mo ago

   Is human-generated humor Markov chain output?
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   by cpcloud 7mo ago

   Much appreciated. Definitely A LOT of back and forth on the copy, design was actually very few iterations. Docs of course have their own rule in AGENTS.md, since Claude seems only slightly less likely than your average software engineer to
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   by cpcloud 7mo ago

   There's definitely some scope and appetite for some notifications/reminders here. I haven't thought about the UX here, but the ingest pipeline + automatic reminders seems like a killer combo!
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   by cpcloud 7mo ago

   Probably, but who has time for org mode? :)
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   by cpcloud 7mo ago

   I suppose that's true!
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   by cpcloud 7mo ago

   Yeah, I spent a bit of time trying it out on a mobile device, but nothing particularly small, so this isn't surprising. Suggestions for how to address it? Would love a GIF or screenshot in a GitHub issue if you're up for it!
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   by cpcloud 7mo ago

   We can! I just haven't thought through the interaction yet.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Hard to balance the terminal font size, page styling, and desire to show something. I decided that truncation was better than sacrificing font size or spending eternity noodling on page styling. All ears if you've got any ideas.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Might have to start mimoto...
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Projects have statuses, and not all of those statuses are active. Some projects are in the planning phase, for example.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Not currently a feature, but open to it!
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Now THAT was funny.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    It is.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Good point. I will definitely move away from cp.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Valid question. Mostly because I wanted linking and couldn't be bothered to lookup vlookup. Naturally, the first alternative approach I considered was build a terminal app.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Probably not that different. One difference is that it runs in a terminal.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    The business is strong with Maximo: "Optimize asset investments with AI insights to cut lifecycle costs, align budgets and achieve your goals smarter and faster". Optimizing with insights to cut lifecycle costs? Where do I sign up
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    You can also track aspirational things like renovations or other home related projects.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Probably not. The demo data is fake. Mostly there to test drive it with ephemeral data.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Good question. Do you have a screenshot you can share?
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Reasonable stance.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Yep, I have a few open issues about this. Cars and tools were next on my list.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Funny enough, Saul and I recently hacked on getting visidata's Ibis integration updated, so you can use visidata for poking around databases of any size, really. You might like that, but also visidata has non-ibis support for SQLite I
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    mibarco, I dig it. Don't have a boat, but I can imagine they're a pile of dreams, shattered and otherwise.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Thanks for the feedback! Did you hit this in the Docs open flow? micasa will call xdg-open (linux)/open (mac)/cmd (windows) when opening a document, but there's nothing that's explicitly opening a text editor.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Thanks! Curious to see what you build with it.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    Heh, I actually turned that off because I kept getting confused about where I was. Perhaps there's a better UX there, or better styling that would make me less confused and keep the nav wrapping.
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    by cpcloud 7mo ago

    This UX was a bit iffy for me, but I thought I'd experiment with it and decided to go with it. When you edit an ID column, it opens a form editor to edit the entire row at once. The thinking was to make all columns editable _in some wa