technojamin

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Reverse-engineering Samsung Notes handwriting(musaab.io)
6 points by technojamin 2mo ago|0 comments
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by technojamin 2mo ago
You'll never be able to draw the tiger how you want it unless you draw the tiger. Prompting is not drawing, it's commissioning from another creator.
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by technojamin 3mo ago
Haha, I'll elaborate on that a bit. I don't recommend rolling your own setup to most people that I encourage to version their dotfiles. The vast majority of the developers I've met don't have any type of dotfiles setup
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by technojamin 3mo ago
I think it's the exact opposite of what you're saying. The maintainers sound like they're only considering the technical cost (and judging it not worth it) instead of factoring in the political consequences of keeping the sam
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by technojamin 3mo ago
I've checked out stow, chezmoi, yadm, and others over the years, but I originally started off by rolling my own dotfiles setup with a Git repo about 6 years ago: https://github.com/jaminthorns/environment I don&#x
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by technojamin 3mo ago
Someone has never dealt with HIPAA laws and it shows.
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by technojamin 4mo ago
This article pre-supposes that the primary way AI agents will do tasks for users will be through through usage of desktop applications instead of documented APIs. While desktop app usage could be very important during a transition period of
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by technojamin 5mo ago
I use it for previewing files in `fzf` and `lf` (terminal file manager).
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by technojamin 5mo ago
Maybe you should interrogate that temptation to reach for physical interfaces? It sounds like you're ignoring your own psychology and shaping yourself to the machines around you instead of thinking of how the machines could be shaped t
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by technojamin 5mo ago
I think that's perfectly understandable. File systems require the user to remember a hierarchy in their head (even if there are tools like breadcrumbs to help you out), and many people aren't willing or aren't able to hold an
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by technojamin 9mo ago
Asking an AI for opinion versus something concrete (like code, some writing, or suggestions) seems like a crucial difference. I've experimented with crossing that line, but I've always recognized the agency I'd be losing if I
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by technojamin 10mo ago
I thought those were part of "the normal course of business" (quoting VP of Boring Company).
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by technojamin 11mo ago
I love WezTerm! In the author's spirit of obsessive tweaking, here's a completely inconsequential configuration change I made. By default, WezTerm doesn't have a scrollbar, but you can easily enable it with: config.enable
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by technojamin 1y ago
Quite possibly, but I use it daily with no issues. It’s also pretty easy to write your own prompt and then make it async with this plugin: https://github.com/acomagu/fish-async-prompt
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by technojamin 1y ago
Here's a 22-line Elixir script that spins up a webserver: https://hexdocs.pm/plug/readme.html#hello-world-request-resp... There's another single-file example on that page that shows how to implement routing.
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by technojamin 1y ago
This seems like the obvious solution to me. You don't know what the user's eyes are looking at, so making the highlighting a visual representation of what's in the viewport seems preferable than nominating a single section as
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by technojamin 2y ago
Not out of the box, but I use Hammerspoon to implement a global hotkey to show WezTerm: https://github.com/jaminthorns/environment/blob/a609e81f3f41... I don't have a keybinding to hide, but you could ea
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by technojamin 2y ago
I've definitely seen "zero-dependency" as a selling point for several packages in the past few years, that's always very refreshing.
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by technojamin 2y ago
I completely missed the `<PATHS>` argument despite being the first thing documented under `jj log`. That's definitely the most critical feature out of my list, thank you for pointing that out! Also, it's great to hear that y
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by technojamin 2y ago
What? That's a weirdly money-minded question. I'm not gonna do some Google interview-esque estimation question to answer that, but I'll elaborate on how I use those features, because I enjoy discussing them. I use line range
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by technojamin 2y ago
Jujutsu seems really cool, and I love that I can use it in a Git repository alongside other contributors that don't. It seems like a lot of logging features from Git aren't present, though. Besides the mentioned lack of blame func
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by technojamin 2y ago
I've got to give Atom a lot of credit for laying the groundwork for VS Code, but I can't imagine ever going back to use it. I doubt this project will ever get the performance to an acceptable level, since it seems like that was ne
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by technojamin 2y ago
Git rerere basically solves this: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Rerere
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by technojamin 2y ago
Making a pivot to working on research-adjacent software instead of corporate software has been in the back of my mind over the past couple of years. Do you mind sharing a bit on how you went about your search and found your current job?
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by technojamin 3y ago
Elixir has a pretty nice graph library as well: https://hexdocs.pm/libgraph/api-reference.html I've used it to do some dependency resolution for operation ordering.
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by technojamin 3y ago
Pipes in both of the languages you specified do function application, not composition, so they’re very much point-ful (you see the arguments you pass/get passed).
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by technojamin 3y ago
Here's a fantastic Veritasium video about snowflakes with a scientist that basically figured out all of the ways they can form: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao2Jfm35XeE
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by technojamin 3y ago
Probably not, but those aren't photographs.
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by technojamin 3y ago
I've seen this in the past, but it looks like the "magic paint" feature was added since then, and it really delighted me when I discovered it. It's such an intuitive way to implement multi-select on a canvas.
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by technojamin 3y ago
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