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lukefreiler
9mo ago
I'd find it handy. I think there's some risk in agents tripping over stale tickets and consuming tokens - I see it with .md all the time. Tickets by dependency would be nice (although my agent hasn't really used dependencies
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lukefreiler
9mo ago
Digging the idea and incredibly simple implementation - but do you have a model in mind for clean-up? I've been working with it for an hour and have ~30+ tickets across a series of tasks, which are all just named by ID so no obvious wa
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lukefreiler
2y ago
Same on Chrome/Win11.
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lukefreiler
2y ago
/s = joking. Also, the planet was also originally named Dune.
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lukefreiler
2y ago
As an early owner of a Model S with FSD, he's also made a lot of objectively false claims that burned customers and have nothing to do with politics.
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lukefreiler
2y ago
Hope you enjoy - I've been on it for a few years after bouncing around a variety of tools and I really have no major complaints. My main concern is risk of eventual bloat, but so far it hasn't been an issue. I feel like it does a
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lukefreiler
2y ago
Just because they don't feel the price is right/competitive doesn't automatically write them off as not your target market/ICP - it could still be very valid feedback, especially when competitive options may be cheaper.
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lukefreiler
3y ago
I can't speak for myself (I mostly enjoy remote), but I've had team members who had 3 kids of varying ages, on a single income, and simply didn't have the space/opportunity to focus. They were VERY stressed out, and whil
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lukefreiler
8y ago
I moved to a web-based tool called Moqups, which I absolutely love - you may enjoy it, I think it qualifies as a great in-between.
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lukefreiler
11y ago
I tried to get back into OneNote last night (after the frustrations brought up by posting in this thread). I appreciate the cross-platform aspect, but I really don't like the interface - especially on desktop. The really weird text-box
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lukefreiler
11y ago
The iOS and Desktop clients do not instant-sync, or I assume they wouldn't both have sync buttons (or a "Synchronize Automatically" preference, that has "Every 5 minutes" as it's most frequent option). I'm
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lukefreiler
11y ago
Flexible structure (notebooks > sub-notebooks > notes), notebook level encryption, real-time sync, widely cross-platform, images (with light annotation), markdown editing, zoom text (cmd/ctr-+), light-weight/fast, fantastic
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lukefreiler
11y ago
I recently lost nearly a days writing - but apparently they only do a back-up every 8 hours, and I was off by one (I don't write in Evernote anymore, lesson learned). They did try to placate with 3 months free (after being a paying cus
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lukefreiler
11y ago
I believe they got rid of their Food app recently. I'd be so grateful if they ditched Chat (or at least gave options to remove it from all platforms) and accepted that even if we it for work, some of it use it in a personal capacity th
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lukefreiler
11y ago
Skitch has potential but I've always felt the integration was terrible and unfinished. It doesn't feel native at all.
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lukefreiler
12y ago
This is a very personal/subjective issue. I have no problem at all being productive for 8-12 hours a day. Probably in part because I love what I do.
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lukefreiler
13y ago
Yes, this - but with more languages and in the format of this topic. Just a really easy read.
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lukefreiler
13y ago
I love this. I'd like/pay to have a consistent library of exactly this for other languages.
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lukefreiler
14y ago
I've tried to use it so many times, but I just can't work it into my own productivity cycle consistently. I end up using it for a few days, and then slowly forget about it. I know a few people with a similar story, but nobody who has actual
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lukefreiler
14y ago
I don't think the argument above has to do with the model of "unlocking things". The difference in League of Legends (and DotA2/TF2) versus most other contemporary (especially mobile) F2P models is that most of what you buy (your example be