exographicskip

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by exographicskip 7d ago
Love my 13 mini. Wish they'd 86 the SE and add USB-C to the mini instead. Intrigued by the Duo though
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by exographicskip 14d ago
100% Not a fan of java/spring boot, although kotlin is nice. Currently all of my greenfield work projects are using alpine and tauri (rust). It's more complex than the django web apps, but already seeing strong performance gains a
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by exographicskip 14d ago
I've built a couple non-trivial, cross-platform apps with alpine.js and htmx with tauri as the sole backend with ipc. Claude is very good at full-stack with the tauri mcp driving harder e2e tests that leverage platform APIs.
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by exographicskip 1mo ago
Same. Been using orbstack for a couple years now
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by exographicskip 1mo ago
> define AGI as "better than humans at the vast majority of valuable knowledge work" Isn't that superintelligence?
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by exographicskip 2mo ago
Good thinking! The multiline paragraph comments drive me up the wall. No amount of agents.md / commit to memory updates has stopped agents from littering the code base with useless comments. Think I'll add it to pre-commit hooks g
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by exographicskip 2mo ago
Skimmed the article. Pretty close to my workflow using fastlane with tauri. Useful sanity check!
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by exographicskip 4mo ago
Hats off to you on the ham license! My friend just got hers too! Re: markdown and hugo, that's an excellent combo. You could easily setup a raspberry pi or $5/mo vps to serve it behind caddy/traefik/nginx and have a work
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by exographicskip 4mo ago
I've found that one of the areas I enjoyed least is now what I spend a lot of time on now: testing! Property-based testing in particular has uncovered a number of invariants in every code base I've introduced it to. tbf depending
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by exographicskip 4mo ago
Good description of my thoughts on vibe coding / agentic engineering. Spend a lot more time on architecting and testing than hand rolling most repos now. Hats off to people who enjoy the minutia of programming everything by hand, but t
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by exographicskip 4mo ago
This is my experience too. I'm primarily a python dev, but have been routinely using other backend languages (rust, go, etc) that I'm familiar with but not at the same level. Just having ~13yrs experience heavily weighted in one l
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by exographicskip 4mo ago
I've been a fan of the em dash since college. Only recently learned what the shortcut on macos is (opt-shift-dash) but setup text expansion a decade ago. Think we need better AI tells than that
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by exographicskip 4mo ago
Big mise fan. Basically took the baton from asdf and added way better performance and dx. Odd that aube is missing deno from their benchmarks though
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by exographicskip 5mo ago
Been following zed for at least a year now. Tried switching multiple times from vscode but it's just not feature complete for my use cases. Off top: - no expanding tabs to fill the window until another one is clicked - file picker hide
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by exographicskip 6mo ago
I remember the OG XPS 13 had what Dell called "project sputnik". To my knowledge, it was the first time a Dell laptop shipped with Ubuntu, if not Linux. Really wanted one, but was a poor recent college grad at the time.
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by exographicskip 6mo ago
Chaos agent hahaha
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by exographicskip 6mo ago
> I think it would be unhealthy for Linux in the long term Mostly agree until this line. MS enshittifying their ecosystem is the resting state and if you believe in the free market (I don't btw), customers voting with their money or
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by exographicskip 6mo ago
100% With ssh access to the underlying arch/fedora fork, it'd be an easy fix with AI
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by exographicskip 6mo ago
The only two moats MS has for desktop OS usage are: 1) Kernel-level DRM for multiplayer games (looking at you, Marathon) 2) Intentionally nerfed MSO 365 apps on web and macOS You could make a strong case that MDM (which InTune uses as well)
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by exographicskip 6mo ago
browserstack might be a good option to test a bunch of browsers and their different versions on real devices. Never used it personally, but might get some mileage out of the free plan before their time-based usage expires. https:/&#x2
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by exographicskip 7mo ago
Been running cachyos for months, drama-free
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by exographicskip 7mo ago
Are you me?? I'm literally building highly personalized and/or idiosyncratic software with claude to solve personal and professional problems. Thanks to tauri, I've now made two desktop apps and one mobile app for the first t
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by exographicskip 8mo ago
I've also used "do you need affirmation or advice." I like your 3 H's though!
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by exographicskip 8mo ago
Thanks for the excellent comment! Now excuse me while I go export my spotify history to play around with duckdb <3
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by exographicskip 8mo ago
Works on macos too (unix by way of bsd)
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by exographicskip 8mo ago
bitfield/script has some nice abstractions for bash builtins and coreutils https://github.com/bitfield/script
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by exographicskip 8mo ago
By default, it's `~/Library/Caches/uv/environments-v2/` on macos. Can find via `uv cache dir` See: https://docs.astral.sh/uv/reference/cli/#uv-cache-dir
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by exographicskip 8mo ago
Get the feeling with the pending IPO, there might be some challengers to discord that get more traction due to the protracted enshittification of the platform (cf. bluesky)
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by exographicskip 8mo ago
I run a lot of small form factor (SFF) machines including NUCs, Minisforums, and a Mac Studio. At idle, they aren't loud or consuming much electricity compared to sleep/shutdown. Fruit co devices in particular are extremely effici
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by exographicskip 8mo ago
Your username checks out re: moving to Scandinavia haha

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