wint3rmute

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by wint3rmute 4mo ago
I've heard an interesting argument about this while going down the rabbit hole of the hard problem of conciousness. Unfortunately can't rember the source - if you can recognize it, do let me know! Back in the XVII/XIX century
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by wint3rmute 4mo ago
Even a simple coding agent TUI should work instantenously, which I sadly cannot say is true about typescript-based applications like Claude Code or Gemini. After switching away from GNOME Terminal + Zsh to Ghostty + Nushell, I started to ap
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by wint3rmute 1y ago
This is especially true for newcomers, but async Rust has significant mental overhead. You quickly run into things like the Pin marker, Tokio runtime, complex compiler errors related to ownership, basically each "normal" component
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by wint3rmute 2y ago
Maybe I'm not getting something here, but I find the pledge/unveil approach confusing. Why should I expect a program to set allowed syscalls/filesystem paths? Why would I trust that it will set itself the right permissions? W
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by wint3rmute 2y ago
That was my first thought as well, seems to fill a very similar niche, just for systemd instead of kubernetes
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by wint3rmute 2y ago
Ollama was the easiest way to set up local LLMs for me. https://ollama.com/
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by wint3rmute 2y ago
This, but also learn to configure other linters, not only things bound to a specific IDE. Learn from the errors that linters raise, their documentation usually has a "rationale" section for each rule. Ideally you should also run t
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by wint3rmute 2y ago
> Enabling ChatGPT to work with most compatible apps requires the macOS Accessibility API to query content. I wonder if the AI boom could have an unexpected effect of improving accessibility features across applications, as a byproduct o
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by wint3rmute 2y ago
Nope, didnt event knew such a thing existed :)
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by wint3rmute 2y ago
I'm doing PDF document generation in typst, the format I'm generating is similar to invoices (specific to how the law in my country is, but that's a longer story). Typst code generation was easy to automate with trivial pytho
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by wint3rmute 2y ago
After running NixOS for 6+ months on my homelab and also re-using part of the configuration on my work machine, I feel the same way as Xe each time I'm interacting with a non-declarative OS. There's just no simple way to share con
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by wint3rmute 3y ago
I suggest you try something like LunarVim[1] or NvChad[2] for a ready-to use IDE-like neovim configuration. I had the same problem with configuring (neo)vim, it's simply too much work to get a reasonable IDE experience. Using an alread
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by wint3rmute 3y ago
You only have to set up CI/CD once for each package type, afterwards all the packaging work is done for you automatically. Ripgrep is also quite a large project (judging on both star count and contribution cout), so people probably vol
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by wint3rmute 3y ago
A recent paper [1] shows that what you're describing is possible to some degree - you can reproduce text from its embeddings. The paper provides the code implementing the reversal process, so you could quickly hack together a prototype
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by wint3rmute 3y ago
Reminds me of a similar project by Devine Lu Linvenga: https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/logic.html
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by wint3rmute 3y ago
Both Blame! and Ergo Proxy[1] :) 1: https://100r.co/site/pino.html