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atxtechbro
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Comment #44705457
Lately I’ve been heads‑down on a complete rethink of my dotfiles setup. It’s not just a `.vimrc` collection – the goal is to treat the dev environment like any other project: repro…
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Comment #44239385
Hi Simon, What's the huge difference between the two pelicans riding bicycles? Was one running locally the small version vs the pretty good one running the bigger one thru the API?…
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Comment #44239227
Why does it matter? In a little while this will stop being a question people will ask. If anything it shows I put value into a high quality comment, that shows effort, and I also h…
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Comment #44226604
Signed. As a US-based developer, I fully support restoring the deductibility of software development expenses. This policy change quietly gutted countless startups and engineering …
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Comment #44216683
Thank you, Simon! I really enjoyed your PyBay 2023 talk on embeddings and this is great too! I like the personalized benchmark. Hopefully the big LLM providers don't start gaming t…
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Comment #43671140
How would you support someone who wanted to migrate to this and bring all their data with them? Just wondering if you build something like this hoping people start fresh, or do you…
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Comment #43574067
As an E15 Gen 2 owner, I'm in awe of you wizards keeping these ancient ThinkPads alive - my modern entry-level machine suddenly feels inadequate despite having 4x the processing po…
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Comment #43528107
Is this fixed?
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Comment #43418678
I actually have a perfect tool called siphon-cli for this. It adds the headers in between files and everything. https://docs.siphon-cli.com/
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Comment #43412370
Sounds interesting, but I assume it is only available if you have access to Claude Desktop which is not available on Linux if I understand correctly.
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Comment #41488564
Seems like a common itch to scratch and a good tool to scratch it with. I created 'linusfiles' and 'grabout' as tools with this. Grabout copies the last input and error message or …