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by onetom 4mo ago
i think "self-hosted", "home" or "company"/"office" should be the term we use, instead of "local", since 1. every LLM is _local_ in relation to the location the storage and/or the
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by onetom 5mo ago
The agent sessions (traces) would be very educational too. Would it be possible to share the jsonl files too, like how Mario Zechner shared his chats with the AI, while working on his Pi coding agent? https://x.com/badlogicg
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by onetom 6mo ago
i'm also using https://betterdisplaymac.com/ for this purpose. even on a native 2K monitor, having a virtual 5K frame buffer downscaled to 2K yields perfectly enjoyable results, compared to how macOS' native 2K im
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by onetom 6mo ago
I just received this Keychron B11 Pro semi-split kbd with scissor keys: https://www.keychron.com/products/keychron-b11-pro-ultra-sli... pretty amazing so far. put together a SpaceFn layout, with partial home row keys,
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by onetom 6mo ago
Pi is the Emacs of coding AI agents. It's a pity it's written in TS, but at least it can draw from a big contributor pool. There is https://eca.dev/ too, which might worth considering, which is a UI agnostic agent
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by onetom 7mo ago
a good reason for getting used to the M-n/p/r binding is that they work in the minibuffer too, even in `emacs -Q` (though without live feedback, but i think that's a fine compromise) for the past half year i'm using emac
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by onetom 7mo ago
i second the eat package recommendation. there are some quirks with it though, given it has a couple of input modes. i think everyone should read its fantastic documentation 1st to avoid frustration, instead of just falling back to the loca
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by onetom 7mo ago
i also thought i can't get used to it, but i can! otherwise, as others have mentioned it, remap the keys! also, you can talk to some LLM about it, if you feel it would be tedious to come up with better bindings. feed in the key binding
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by onetom 7mo ago
Were there any immediate benefits of this conversion, e.g. reduced memory use or lower CPU utilization?
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by onetom 9mo ago
no. as others have stated too, the following should be mentioned - what's the 2 meaning in BMP - it's designed as a monospaced (or proportional?) bitmap font - designed in a single 16x16 size only (or also 8x16? it's a bit un
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by onetom 9mo ago
In earlier versions of Apple OSes, you could edit the menus yourself, with the officially supplied resource file editor app and there was nothing really special about it. There are `ibtool` and `plutil` CLI commands built-in to macOS these
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by onetom 1y ago
> I feel like my Forth-like compiler and VM capture enough of the spirit of Forth! Being interactive is core to the spirit of Forth, so I think your feeling is off. The fact that editing, compilation and execution is folded into single,
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by onetom 1y ago
I wonder, how rigidly has the JSON format been baked into the protocol. It feels like a shortsighted choice, just because it's prevalent in recent decades. It took years to implement performant parsers for it and it has a lot of quirks
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by onetom 1y ago
Great. It's finally as snappy as recompiling the "Borland Pascal version of Turbo Vision for DOS" was on an Intel 486 in 1995, when I graduated from high school... They C version of Turbo Vision was 5-10x slower to compile at
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by onetom 1y ago
Can you give some pointers to some popular implementations or algorithms in any language, please? Is there some "industry standard" or "best practice" for such a metric? I guess Bitwarden might have something publicly av
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by onetom 1y ago
While I agree with what we don't need, something is still off with the UI. I can't really put my finger on any specific problem, though. It's just a gut feeling. The names are bold faced, so my attention is drawn to them, but
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by onetom 1y ago
i'm not from the US, but i did work on forms related to government workflows. it bugged me for a long time why a person can't store facts about themselves and let some software figure out which of those facts are needed for fillin
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by onetom 1y ago
the https://docs.openfile.tax/en/latest/direct-file.html link in the readme results in 404
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by onetom 1y ago
i would have explicitly mentioned shell & eshell too. ansi-term however doesn't work thru TRAMP, out of the box, though there are workarounds, like https://github.com/cuspymd/tramp-term.el (hasn't tried i
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by onetom 1y ago
yeah, magit via TRAMP kinda works, just slow af: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44356346 not really TRAMP's fault, of course... it also doesn't quite work with macOS remotes usually. again, not purely TRAMP&
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by onetom 1y ago
TRAMP can run commands in that remote context too, so any kind of compiler, interactive REPL integration works without any special support usually. For example the built-in version control works the same as in a local context. That's w
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by onetom 1y ago
which variant? jasspa, openbsd/macos mg, torvalds/uemacs ? why not https://joe-editor.sourceforge.io/ starting via jmacs?
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by onetom 1y ago
somethings never change... my biggest problem with azure was also the fact that they couldn't stick to industry-standard terminology, but they has to invent their own. it made azure docs tremendously confusing.
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by onetom 1y ago
or they should just make sure emacs can work with the machine thru ssh, then there is nothing to install ;) if no ssh, then nano is not a bad option, though i would go with joe ( https://joe-editor.sourceforge.io/ ) which can
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by onetom 1y ago
@shiomiru What's the best resource (paid or free) in your opinion for learning about these TTY related concepts? I'm aware of https://www.linusakesson.net/programming/tty/index.php for example, but that
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by onetom 1y ago
> Hungarian for "good morning" What do you mean? "Jó reggelt" is how you say good morning in hungarian.
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by onetom 1y ago
I think everything else like, drawing, singing, gardening, exercise, meditation could all use a bit more pushing...
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by onetom 1y ago
Learning is pain, knowing is pleasure...
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by onetom 1y ago
OpenBSD removed ACL support though, iirc
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by onetom 2y ago
How come https://www.nongnu.org/lzip/ is not mentioned in its readme? I agree w other commenters, that Lzip would be a good baseline to compare it to, besides bzip2. Nice job though on testing it on so many CPU archite

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