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Comment #49070878
I like that the author at least head fakes towards postage, which is how spam gets solved, for real. It's far too late for SMTP, but I don't mind folks thinking hard about it.
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Comment #48960893
You can run macOS in a VM guest on a Mac host; Apple explicitly allows this.
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Comment #48688967
The CalDigit TS5+. It's really nice!
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Comment #48681688
Yeah, I use DAC for the desktop and fibre between floors. It's just the Mac's desktop that uses RJ45 copper.
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Comment #48681543
Yeah, 10Gb ethernet runs hot . I just rewired the house with 10Gb (we have 8Gb FTTP) and it's kind of upsetting how hot my Thunderbolt dock gets.
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Comment #48545644
It produces beautiful PDF output from org-mode!
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Comment #48504895
Postage. Postage. Postage.
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Comment #48318369
Yeah there’s a sense in which the approach is a bet on the commoditization of tokens, honestly.
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Comment #48318030
Yep! There's a link in the prose, but also: https://gitlab.com/tftio/tools
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Comment #48317860
"cost code" for chrissakes. Sigh.
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Comment #48317250
TIL! Thank you!
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Comment #48316959
Some thoughts on a world of zero-marginal code code.
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Comment #48230757
The tab key in BBEdit inserts a literal tab character, or advances to a tab stop. It doesn't indent the line, which is what I would argue it should do when writing code.
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Comment #48227090
I wonder if it will ever get emacs tabs.
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Comment #47724987
I think about this has having two separate but related concerns; how do we build tools that focus attention on the parts of the problem where human judgement is highest leverage; a…
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Comment #47722509
Definitely.
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Comment #47718732
Some of my personal thoughts on path dependence in the world of zero marginal cost code.
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Comment #47538568
Oh man. I used to use xv a lot. RIP, John.
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Comment #47442229
Don't love it. But, I'm glad the Astral folks are getting the bag.
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Comment #46195176
I keep my agent workflows distinct; we have (for historic reasons) a lot of non-git controlled context that differs between branches, and moving all that around on checkouts is unt…
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Comment #46194689
I think it shouldn't be, and the poor affordances in git have hidden this for a long time.
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Comment #46127952
That the product is useful does not mean the supplier of the product has a good business; and of course, vice versa. OpenAI has a terrible business at the moment, and the question …