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crashabr
1mo ago
"There is only one alternative and it's worse" "If you're not with us, you're against us" I'm not sure who's the corpo here. Most likely not OP.
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2mo ago
Pretty cool. I have my own setup for presentations, and I also use revealjs, but I made the choice to have the content be sourced from a markdown to be able make presentation contents as indexable and reusable as any other content produced
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3mo ago
How does it compare with https://github.com/agent-of-empires/agent-of-empires
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5mo ago
I'm following a startup who does just that: https://www.moment.dev/docs It's still early stage, but I love their pitch so I'm following them with fingers crossed.
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5mo ago
I will never be this man again
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5mo ago
Any examples of other impressive Ren'py showcases?
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5mo ago
I don't follow this system per se, but for me the unlock was to build a a map of my life from the get go, following the PARA system (projects, areas, resources, archives). It has been a game changer because now I willingly take more no
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5mo ago
The visual cleaning idea is really interesting. Would you mind sharing more details?
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6mo ago
I wonder how well this would work with dance videos.
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6mo ago
Honestly not sure what I would be using this for when there's Claude remote control? Is it because you can script the telegram bot to send messages at regular intervals? But Claude has a /loop as well, so I'm still confused.
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6mo ago
No, the tool building looks very sophisticated and powerful and I love that it hinges very much on the new era of building your own custom tools with the help of agents. The live collaboration on top of md files is also exactly what I was l
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6mo ago
You have an amazing tagline. This is the first time I read a tagline and thought: this is exactly what I was looking for. But the product seems much more narrow than an actual tool run the whole business in markdown. I was hoping to see Log
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6mo ago
Is it possible to link/wrap several skills together? I haven't managed to get Claude to react to a reference to another skill within a skill.
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6mo ago
Looking forward to try this with my students. Thanks!
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7mo ago
Set it up and never managed to have it work. Only thing it did was renaming my sessions on my main cc instance. Mobile did nothing, not even an error message.
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7mo ago
This is broadly how I worked when I was still using chat instead of cli agents for LLM support. The downside, I feel, is that unless this is a codebase / language / architecture I do not know, it feels faster to just code by hand
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7mo ago
Would that book be useful as a reference to introduce data journalism students to AI? I'm less interested in the basics of using the API or claude code etc than best practices for workflows dealing with unstructured data, entity extrac
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7mo ago
What's the hook for switching out of plan? I'd like to be launch a planning skill whenever claude writes a plan but it never picks up the skill, and I haven't found a hook that can force it to.
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7mo ago
Could you share your setup? Also a logseq fan here
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7mo ago
Would you be able to share more? I lead a tiny non-profit org doing data literacy mentoring and I've been meaning to move more of our process docs to Logseq. Although I probably don't need a tool of the level of sophistication of
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8mo ago
> one is celebrated art, the other is virtually unknown and at best 'one among many baroque northern-talian painters'. Who claims that 'baroque northern italian painters' are not artists? If anything, an unknown paint
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8mo ago
I've never fully understood where Outlines fit in the stack. Is it a way to create a structured output API similar to the ones big providers have? Have you looked at something like BAML?
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8mo ago
After your comment I tried to do something with my phone but tmux + claude code is definitely not great on mobile though the main view of aoe works decently.
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8mo ago
I'm setting up a small orchestration around zellij (I have almost no experience with tmux, so I went with the "modern" alternative), upterm and qrencode that allows me to 1) generate a claude code instance in a persistent ses
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8mo ago
> I like delivering value I understand where comedians get their source material now.
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8mo ago
I've been waiting for Logseq DB to come out to replace Google docs for my team. So your offering is interesting, but 1) is it possible to use Obsidian like Logseq, with a primary block based system (the block based system, which allows
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9mo ago
This is the ultimate cope out: taking technology as a singular entity that evolved outside of human control and is simply commented on by passive observers who are simply "pessimist" or "optimist" about it instead of peo
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9mo ago
I would recommend re-reading The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas as a companion story then. Maybe you'll get to underhand techno-pessimism as something more than the the result of people "forgetting the incredible technology that m
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9mo ago
The concept seems trivial and widely used by many existing bloggers (and the default for most media outlets) so I feel like I'm missing something.
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9mo ago
Looks great, and it has some features and polish that I would love Logseq to have natively, but overall I prefer the customisation potential of logseq with tags, templates, block refs etc.
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