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by pseudo_meta 9mo ago
Treesitter is fantastic. It has builtin support in nvim, and there are a lot of plugins that make use of it. My favorite is nvim-treesitter-textobjects which gives you dozens of new targets for vim motions, such as a function call or the co
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by pseudo_meta 10mo ago
I use Brave, and for me it's really just the least bad option. Firefox-based browsers do not support macOS automation (AppleScript/JXA). Safari lacks features/extensions. Orion/Vivaldi had bugs any time I tried them. Fro
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by pseudo_meta 1y ago
Plain and simple: It's an AI-enhanced "I'm feeling lucky". As someone who uses the "I'm feeling lucky" regularly, this is definitely an improvement.
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by pseudo_meta 1y ago
Money does not make you happy, but it can solve problems. Don't aim to be rich, but try to have enough.
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by pseudo_meta 1y ago
Love rss, but the upside of not having an algorithm determine your content consumption quickly results in a fire hose of content. Sadly, filtering features seem to be only available for paid subscriptions of online services, or for self-hos
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by pseudo_meta 1y ago
- native browser bookmarks: things I visit regularly and want to access quickly, like the website of my bank. - read-later-links: I send it to my todo app, and read it the next day or delete it. No piling off links I never read. - topic-
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by pseudo_meta 1y ago
Oh thx, must have missed that. Guess at least that saves me some time to switch to the newer API in the future.
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by pseudo_meta 1y ago
API is noticeably slower for me, sometimes up to 10x slower. Upon some digging, it seems that part of the slowdown is due to the gpt-5 models by default doing some reasoning (reasoning effort "medium"), even for the nano or mini m
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by pseudo_meta 1y ago
I've only used reflog really to look up a hash and reset back to it. Is there anything else about it one should learn?
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by pseudo_meta 1y ago
"Waiting for the AI agent" is the new "waiting for code to compile," it seems.
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by pseudo_meta 1y ago
Is it possible to trigger the expander differently? I already have zsh-magic-dashboard running on empty enter.
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by pseudo_meta 1y ago
Landline phone. Never used it, the only thing I got there was spam, marketing or survey calls. Twitter for reasons that probably do not need explaining. If low-tech counts: Contacts. They are just so much hassle compared to glasses, the im
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
I wrote a small shell function that does exactly that. Uses gh and yq (you can replace the yq part with jq) https://github.com/chrisgrieser/.config/blob/main/zsh/config ...
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
A formatter with little to no configuration, similar to black. A linter what the reasoning for all rules is well explained, similar to shellcheck or eslint. Both ideally integrated in an LSP, which also has all the common features of a mode
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
> Show all images on the page in a grid with size and megapixel tags. Useful for manual scraping. Would you mind sharing that one?
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
I love the minimalistic approach of ascii charts: Apples xxxxxxxxxxxxx------- 100 Bananas xxxxxxxxxx---------- 75 Oranges xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 150 Grapes xxx----------------- 25 Pineapples x--
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
The fact that it's a class on ethics and technology is quite ironic.
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
From the article: > "A lot of students who take philosophy classes, especially if they're not majors, don't really know what philosophy is," she said. "So I like to get an idea of what their expectations are so I
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
Looks nice, residuals the merging is something I haven't seen in other clipboard managers. I think my main question is why I should use a browser-scoped clipboard manager over a global, system wide clipboard manager (that allows me to
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
I sometimes use sounds as opposed to print statements when debugging automations or certain UI behavior, e.g. to indicate whether a certain if-condition was triggered or not. The advantage over normal print debugging is that you get immedia
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
FourSquare, or rather location-based social networking in general. Bummer that this category of apps did not work out, had real potential to connect people locally.
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
Unread for iOS. I think it has the smoothest UI of any mobile feed reader.
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
With the syntax being a selling point, I think having a comparison between jq, yq, and dasel would be really useful. Luke a few examples how to accomplish X in each one of them, so we can judge for ourselves which syntax is preferable.
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
Using custom snippets in your editor
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
Since there is apparently some confusion what mason is and what it is used for, a brief explainer. As opposed to being a plugin manager, mason is a package manager. It installs editor-agnostic tools like LSPs, linters, or formatters. As op
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
Use regex101, it's basically an "IDE" for regex.
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
Tbh, the phrasing of this comment sounds suspiciously like AI
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
Haven't used it much yet, but basedpyright appears to be a promising fork of pyright https://github.com/DetachHead/basedpyright
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
- Alfred: Launcher and general productivity app - Hammerspoon: window management and general purpose automation app, configured in lua. - sketchybar: menu bar replacement, configured in bash/zsh - Karabiner elements: keyboard remapper
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
Depending on the perspective, you could also argue that it's a 20% increase of the conversion rate, not 0.5%.

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