ydant

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by ydant 1mo ago
As a workaround, /btw will force it to answer based solely on context and isn't allowed tool calls
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by ydant 2y ago
I appreciate the mention of FSNotes (and in turn textbundle). Somehow, despite trying tons of note taking apps and formats, I don't remember ever coming across mention of this format specifically. http://textbundle.org/
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by ydant 2y ago
Interesting perspective. Though, I'd argue it should be 18 years free by their math. They lump a subset of leisure activities into another category as if those are beyond your easy control. Commuting, working, grooming, etc - sure, you
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by ydant 2y ago
This is a fun blast from the past. One of my first real programming experiences was working as a (the) programmer on a MUD and I remember learning about this technique somewhere (I think just reading about how forking worked) and then figur
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by ydant 2y ago
Smart Connections[0] plug-in for Obsidian is worth checking out. It does a really good job of indexing (with local or OpenAI embeddings) and RAG allowing you to chat with various models about your notes. The chunking and context algorithms
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by ydant 2y ago
Redirects to Pixel watch for Android user agents.
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by ydant 2y ago
That has the problem of opening up an attack where the attacker requests the sign-in link, the person receiving the link blindly clicks it, and the attacker now has access. People blindly click links all the time. It would have a low succes
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by ydant 2y ago
I can't tell yet if I'll actually end up using this in practice, but it's pretty well implemented. The memo is stored as another email in the "Memos" folder as a reply to the message being memoed, so the data will b
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by ydant 2y ago
It's just an anecdote, but from my one-time experience the 90 days restriction isn't a hard restriction with TMobile. Service worked fine for 5 months for a family member abroad (in a single country) with no issues or messaging fr
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by ydant 2y ago
I'll absolutely reference an issue number in a comment (with some context comments as well) in cases where it makes sense. Sometimes you need to go back and read through a lot of context understanding why a block of code does what it d
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by ydant 2y ago
Thanks for the hint about `--intent-to-add` / `-N`. There's constantly new things to learn about git. I use `git add -p` extensively, but never thought to check for an option like that.
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by ydant 2y ago
Re: T-Mobile - On United you can just set your laptop user agent to a mobile one and sign on with your phone number. Works fine for both the short period and full flight options.
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by ydant 2y ago
Looks to be this rider - Eugène Christophe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eug%C3%A8ne_Christophe
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by ydant 2y ago
I enjoyed this show about feeding the tour riders: Eat. Race. Win. https://www.amazon.com/Eat-Race-Win-Season-1/dp/B086HVQ5RB Related, Unchained ( https://www.netflix.com/title/81153133 ) has b
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by ydant 2y ago
Your "join" page is a little UX uncomfortable. Middle click doesn't work for the description or apply link (just loads the whole join page again), and the apply expands/embeds the greenhouse.io page (in a narrow column)
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by ydant 2y ago
Related - this might be helpful to someone. ImageMagick can do a visual PDF compare: magick compare -density "$DENSITY" -background white "$1[0]" "$2[0]" "$TMP" (density = 100, $1 and $2 are
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by ydant 2y ago
I use some custom tools for PDF comparison (visual, textual, and perceptual hash) for my personal records/accounting purposes. A number of the financial and medical institutions I deal with re-generate PDFs every time you request them,
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by ydant 2y ago
Bolt will cool itself, but it does so more aggressively when plugged in (even if not actively charging). I always leave our EVs plugged in when it's over about 80F and below freezing because of that. My 2021 is complaining loudly (runn
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by ydant 2y ago
If you're using AWS ElasticBeanstalk Tomcat distribution, 21 isn't supported yet. I realize this isn't a huge segment of the market, but it's probably not the only example. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ela
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by ydant 2y ago
They don't (on iTerm2), which makes this of fairly limited utility for me, since my next operation would be to copy the filename and act on it. I mainly use a modified version of iTerm2's imgcat script for browsing images (remotel
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by ydant 2y ago
Mine (with Hammerspoon) are: - Left half / right half - full vertical - Move to monitor 1 or 2 - Bottom half / top half - full width - Center 2/3 wide, full vertical (for the ultra-wide screen and reading) Also have shortcuts
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by ydant 2y ago
I wish you could turn off auto-play when watching a video from a playlist. The general auto-play option doesn't have any impact on playlists.
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by ydant 2y ago
Agreed. Google Sheets is a great scrappy option for a startup / small company. I've used it for a lot of system data that needs to be modified by a few people at most. With a little bit of careful code and caching (I like validati
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by ydant 2y ago
Not knocking the tool, just an alternative for people who might not be aware. GNU date almost does the same as their examples: date -Is -ud 'today' --> 2024-04-12T14:04:08+00:00 date -Is -ud 'tomorrow' --
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by ydant 2y ago
By "atom boxes", are you referring to the ATOM Echo or something else? https://www.home-assistant.io/voice_control/thirteen-usd-voi... https://shop.m5stack.com/products/atom-echo-smart-sp
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by ydant 2y ago
SimpleDB still works for my company's AWS account. There's been no announcement of a shutdown that I've seen (and I check occasionally since it's almost entirely disappeared from most of AWS's documentation).
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by ydant 2y ago
I rented in 2015 and it was an experience. I had to turn down the first car due to non-functioning wipers and a broken door handle. Ended up with a Subaru Forester that had definitely seen a lot of miles and had its share of minor issues, b
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by ydant 2y ago
My understanding is the Bacillus cereus spores aren't guaranteed to be entirely killed off in typical rice cooking times (also, 30-45 minutes boiling seems long for cooking even 4 cups of rice in my rice cooker). If not killed, the re
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by ydant 2y ago
Convenience. In our house plain rice is a staple eaten with almost every meal and often associated with non-time-intensive meal prep (like reheating leftovers or eaten with eggs and some other toppings). So we like being able to start the r
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by ydant 2y ago
I like the new UI as well. There's always a learning curve, but after using it for months I haven't found any reason to switch back. ctrl+ctrl is "run anything" (I tend to use ctrl+alt+r for the different but similar run

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