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kelvie
6d ago
I've had no problem just asking an agent to do this. Just run !herdr --skill and ask any agent tab to rename all the sessions to something meaningful (use a cheap model if cost is an issue). Or vibe code a script for this. I use pi so
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kelvie
6d ago
The prefill rates are way faster on these cards compared to apple silicon, which affects TTFT and therefore usability for a lot of coding tasks, unless you fire and forget most of the time.
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kelvie
29d ago
How about "genuinely"? Not sure why that one bothers me so much.
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1mo ago
I don't understand how this can be, you can play competitive games over moonlight/sunshine, and I really don't recall being able to come close to that latency on RDP (though I haven't tried in about a decade)
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1mo ago
I felt like you as well: I like to track sleep and my heart rate during sports and with the pixel watch it felt like I had to almost plan these events (and more annoyingly while travelling) around the charge state of my watch, until I reali
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2mo ago
Annoyingly Claude doesn't support AGENTS.md out of the box.
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4mo ago
And I just came back from Seoul where Gemini suggested local clothing labels I would have never found if I hadn't told Gemini what brands I liked already and to find similar ones. And it was bang-on style-wise (some of the shops were
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5mo ago
Are you telling me that spending time writing an app to learn the guitar neck isn't the best way?? Blasphemy, I tell you! Anyway here is my app of shame: https://kelvie.github.io/chord-finder/ I also came to the r
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6mo ago
One of the reasons I switched to arch from debian based distros was precisely how much faster pacman was compared to APT -- system updates shouldn't take over half an hour when I have a (multi)gigabit connection and an SSD. It was most
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6mo ago
It's really jittery for me and freezes fairly often on my work macbook. I even have a Sol script to restart hammerspoon. Still wouldn't work without it though (I run Niri at home)
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The Impatient Programmer's Guide to Bevy and Rust: Ch. 7 – Let There Be Enemies
(aibodh.com)
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8mo ago
Of note is theother terrible heuristic I've seen thrown around, where "emojis = AI", and now the "if you use not X, but Y = AI".
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9mo ago
gpt-oss-120b doesn't fit on a 5090 without offloading or crazy quants -- or did you mean you ran it via openrouter or something?
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11mo ago
I've been using labelle (on github) with my Dymo labelmaker on Linux and it's been great.
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kelvie
1y ago
And solves the wrists problem mentioned earlier
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1y ago
https://lore.kernel.org/linux-pm/20231114022503.6310-1-kelvi... I authored a patch (I still use it to this day, and I think others do too) that allows this, and sent it to the LKML as an RFC, and was rejected, for some
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1y ago
Don't y'all have a #emacs slack channel or equivalent at your company? I work for a medium-sized tech company and we have a single digit amount of emacs users I feel like. The channel is mostly dead except for a few tips and trick
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1y ago
Could media player actually just play midi dumps like this back in the day? I've been on Linux for so long now, that being able to just play a MIDI file without making a bunch of decisions about soundfonts and synthesizers [1] just s
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1y ago
This is how I use my Framework laptop around 80% of the time. So much so that I wish I could just detach the screen (and re-attach it easily). I have the xreal air 1, and have the xreal one's on order, they seem to be the leader in thi
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2y ago
I've use it daily since the whole hyprland toxicity thing. It works amazing for my workflow, but there are a ton of wrinkles if you stray off the happy path, but it works great (for me). I also only use a single monitor, trying to plug
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2y ago
Thanks, I was also wondering! I wonder what it would take (politically) to get Konsole to support this (kind of afraid to just file the bug and find out!)
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2y ago
I also started using uv -- it is fantastic in so many ways, and "uv tool" is certainly one of them. For this particular use case, you can use `uvx`, which is a shorthand for `uv tool run`, which is a great alternative for instal
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2y ago
Do you mean why a UPS beeps when it's disconnected from power? I imagine so the user knows it's disconnected. Annoying during a power outage though.
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2y ago
Depends on how you do your coding, and your expectations. The glasses claim a 1080p screen, but realistically with text, you gotta scale it up to be more like a 720p screen. If 1280x720 is good enough to code on for you, then you're fi
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2y ago
You'd need a battery with UPS-like functionality (and doesn't beep when it's taken off power), otherwise every time you plug and unplug it your mac would restart. Which is surprisingly hard to find for a portable (usb-C) batt
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2y ago
The Games Awards claims to have 118 million livestreams [1], and went off without a hitch. I watched it for the game trailers, actually shocked that it's also superbowl viewership territory. https://variety.com/2023
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2y ago
Looks like Konsole doesn't support this (just switched from Kitty on KDE, because on wayland, Qt apps survive a compositor restart!), but there has been a request since 2022: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=451109
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2y ago
Would a SWE union push for work from home? I don't know how software unions have fared in the wild so far, or even any other type of engineers union in terms of work-from-home.
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2y ago
Tangentially related, I've always wondered why there aren't better frameworks for creating userscripts. I like customizing websites for various things, but it would be nice if I had some library I can pull into a userscript purpos
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2y ago
with a couple of lines in ~/.config/mpv/mpv.conf, mpv is the mpv of image viewers: image-display-duration=inf autofit-larger=100%x100%
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