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Valodim
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Comment #49189826
You still get snapshots of the working tree every time an agent calls a jj command, including reading ones. This is regular for me that I'm not worried to lose any intermediate sta…
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Comment #49119452
It's easy to agree to that, but you're disregarding that the resources you spend on the stronger model could be allocated elsewhere. Conversely, you're assuming that spending more …
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Comment #49056352
The readme starts by saying how the author used to use atuin, and why they wrote stinkpot as a less featureful alternative.
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Comment #49056331
Genuine question, why? It seems like a reasonable knowledge check that can be answered in a few sentences.
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Comment #49032362
This tends to be necessary as soon as you move any non trivial amount of money around. You can't get a bank account without some bureaucratic overhead
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Comment #48993811
You say that as if it wasn't true for anything human programmers ever produced
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Comment #48926253
Simple to do when you don't care about e2e and clients can just show data they receive to the user with little logic of their own. It is a world of difference in complexity. Those …
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Comment #48898584
Thanks!
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Comment #48897174
I'm curious, do you do version control, sync, or work with AI agents? If so, how does that work (for you)?
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Comment #48896977
Even if it was something people wanted, and it wasn't clear that it was even before the advent of CC, abandoning the mainline product for years was a terrible move. Hopefully they …
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Comment #48896645
It pains me to say, but it's probably too little, too late. Logseq remained a buggy mess, is now on an unmaintained (thus insecure) version of electron. And now after several years…
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Comment #48888470
Did you just paste your marketing copy into a hn comment?
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Comment #48814197
I kind of understand for i18n, but not for most other things
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Comment #48771771
Please buy a license if you are happy with the project :) it's free, but you can still buy a license for a small amount of what you saved
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Comment #48771751
Their business model is basically donations, it's not a for-profit operation. Maybe if you consider yourself less of a customer and more the beneficiary of a community effort, it'l…
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Comment #48729141
> Unfortunately, X did not win out. We did not get the promised future where one can ssh -X into a remote machine, run gnome-control-center, and a settings window pops up and I can…
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Comment #48701248
We slaughter animals millions by the day in an industrialized fashion. I'm sure they'll feel much better that even singular instances of sexual harassment are officially not ok on …
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Comment #48622613
In my experience, networking also helps sidestep a lot of that stuff.
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Comment #48543033
I'll happily pay the new prices, if they actually have the servers available. Cheap pricing is nice, but not that useful when in practice you can't actually buy most of the time.
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Comment #48403444
It's kind of amazing how many comments even here seem to implicitly or explicitly agree that the "optimal" number is more than zero. Personally, I rather enjoy not having my kids s…
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Comment #48359689
Try kagi :)
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Comment #48353845
Counter point: If it had been onsite, there would be a full layer of social sensibilities and grace from the colleagues you work with every day, helping you out. Conversely, it is …
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Comment #48344056
"Microsoft won't get very far as a business if [they do what they've been doing for decades]" Story doesn't check out.
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Comment #48247053
Sounds like you're just not the target audience, then. Not every product has to have an ads-based or freemium business model.
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Comment #48073180
I honestly can't tell if this is sarcasm