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by jrgd 4mo ago
I would love to have something like this I used itermocil when i was on macos, that was limited to iterm windows. On Linux, I have been playing/exploring with Hypr but without much success so far.
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by jrgd 4mo ago
or a large enough hand
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by jrgd 4mo ago
I’m using the caps unlocked CU7 every day; that’s how i discovered it : same frustration as yours! ( then i jumped onto otholinear keeb and now I’m not even bothered by apple anymore and run omarchy on a second hand thinkpad. Same excitemen
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by jrgd 4mo ago
it seems we all will slowly learn to live within new contexts; i really appreciate their openness about it and it gives me insights to munch on thanks to you all also to ring in with dev-style annecdotes (i'm stilllearning everyday, an
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by jrgd 5mo ago
That thought now reminds me of the ibm accounting machines and their punch cards… Not a great perspective.
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by jrgd 5mo ago
Or trying to… given the performance of this release. I bet though internal tools are more efficient.
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by jrgd 5mo ago
The few tests i ran i just got Granite4.1 tell me about YOLO repeatedly for no reasons; every questions and prompts were answered with a mention of a vision system unrelated with the task…
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by jrgd 5mo ago
I find the whole thing a bit sad but you made me smile. Thank you.
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by jrgd 5mo ago
Probably just a matter of time, it’s possible the friction will create opportunities. Something in the spirit of iaPresenter, md first would be awesome. At the moment i have long html page with key event for next and previous, tiny script t
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Obsidian CLI(obsidian.md)
4 points by jrgd 6mo ago|1 comments
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by jrgd 6mo ago
woop wooooop!
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by jrgd 6mo ago
Brilliant!
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by jrgd 6mo ago
I just did! Warmly encouraging you to try it out! Managed to put Omarchy on an external ssd on my old macbookpro 2019; rarely booting in macos now. Long time i haven’t enjoyed using a computer SO MUCH!
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by jrgd 8mo ago
I second cal! Also I find bsdmainutils’s calendar quite amazing in its simplicity
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Reminders (BSD Calendar and All)(dsl.org)
3 points by jrgd 8mo ago|1 comments
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by jrgd 8mo ago
Why i posted this: I'm deeply touched by this extreme simplicity. All you need is a text file and you can get all your incoming events in the terminal. Quite naively and with the help of AI, I'm building a bash script (as a quick
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by jrgd 8mo ago
Omg i watched this yesterday!
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by jrgd 8mo ago
No one would drive to the pub anyway. Better walking back home…
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by jrgd 9mo ago
With Masonry and using the bin packing algorithm/layout, according to your visual requirements, you can (should?) use a system for sizes for the sizing element and get different widths for the underlying columns of the ‘grid’; ie: if t
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by jrgd 9mo ago
> Application error: a client-side exception has occurred while loading www.sanity.io (see the browser console for more information). Oh. The irony.
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by jrgd 1y ago
Discomfort? Omg :) Yet it’s not taking anything to anyone, it’s not costing them anything and if they don’t feel the need to state pronouns nobody is going to force them to do so… so why refuse a little acceptance to the Other. A while back
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by jrgd 2y ago
I second this; have been using Roots “frameworks” for years now and cant state enough how great this is compared to wordpress-traditional-workflow. It’s great.
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by jrgd 2y ago
"It's a bit fiddly because time isn't passing at the same rate for the device as it is for the satellites, but we were able to work it out." that just knocked my brain down.
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by jrgd 2y ago
and that's the canadian version; for those living up-north and frustrated like me to not be able to see something continent-wide http://planthardiness.gc.ca/?m=1 i would love to see something for the south as well (jus
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by jrgd 2y ago
I find it weird that not everyone agree Meta and Facebook and social networks in general are doing some good the the society and our democracies; yet they manage to spend incredible amount of money/energy/time to develop solutions
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by jrgd 3y ago
i once had a fax machine running on emac
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Adaptating our circadian rythm to reduce jetlag(theguardian.com)
2 points by jrgd 3y ago|0 comments
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Polarpod: A Vertical Boat(polarpod.fr)
3 points by jrgd 4y ago|1 comments
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by jrgd 4y ago
> potentially infinite The moment we run out of rare minerals to build touch screens, there wont be an infinite e-waste problem anymore, unless we find some other fancy uses. It’s a finite resource logic that is needed; that mindset shou
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by jrgd 4y ago
> Somewhere along the way we forgot that interruptions are toxic to real work. It wasn’t always this way. On day 1 of my first trading job the only instruction I received was ‘when the market is open, mute your phone.’ The subtext was ‘o

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