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kantord
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Comment #49159193
I use a tiling window manager to manage each task (/workflow/issue/ticket) on a separate (visual) workspace with its own isolated container/git worktree that is bound to it. I name…
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Comment #48604387
what do you mean?
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Comment #48604359
For this incentive to exist, the app needs to be such an obvious memory hog that users start identifying it as the source of the problem. Even then, a lot is required for most busi…
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Comment #47363314
tip: your git repo's description (not readme, repo description) does not link the website. It should.
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Comment #47363303
this looks insanely cool. One of the most original ideas I have seen on HackerNews in the past few years.
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Comment #47316688
This is not the technical solution you want, but I think it provides the result that you want: https://github.com/devcontainers tldr; devcontainers let you completely containerize …
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Comment #47307985
oh no! but that makes sense. I did post it on Lobste.rs myself
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Comment #47300748
interesting, this is basically what Venkatesh Rao pointed out back in 2013: https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2013/07/10/you-are-not-an-artisan... Basically we do not rationally analyze w…
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Comment #47298611
honestly, I interpreted your comment as "Taskwarrior is unusable shit" since it had a pretty negative tone and came from a user named throwaway27448. Actual accessibility is a diff…
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Comment #47298434
nope! why?
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Comment #47298404
there might be some gaps (let me know) but you can actually pipe the output to another program. for instance here's how you'd download all the unread blog posts by combining blogta…
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Comment #47298275
I was considering adding a full offline mode but here is my thinking: that is actually a feature/concern that would be separately useful, so it should not be baked into blogtato. A…
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Comment #47298230
i do not find the interface of taskwarrior inaccessible at all, i actually really love using it and find it largely intuitive. Not necessarily for doing super complex stuff, but th…
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Comment #47298174
Hi todsacerdoti thanks for posting my project! I am the author if blogtato. If you have any questions, I'm here to answer them
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Comment #47112592
that was actually a lot of fun. I think it has the potential to grow into a bigger game. Bug Tux Racer vibes btw! I think adding some music and perhaps snowfall could make it even …
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Comment #47090041
it's cool, but why can't I combine different shapes? I mean why erase the canvas when switching shapes?
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Comment #47089892
It's possible that the training data (and research data) is already out there, just not (yet) combined into a single open source CAD kernel. Then again, the success of such a proje…
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Comment #47084640
I only used it for some hobby modeling, but I have to say it's fantastic and very impressive. It seems like it's fully community-maintained, there is no big company or foundation b…
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Comment #47075132
interesting idea. At first I just thought that it's sth like the "fg" command but for AI sessions. i.e. just resume the last AI session you "paused". honestly, that in itself would…
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Show HN: Unix-style pipeline composition for MCP tool calls
This is a little side-project I have been working on at my job. Model Context Shell lets AI agents compose MCP tool calls using something similar to Unix shell scripting. Instead o…
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Comment #47073030
I love the minimalism of the UI. Here's a tip: GitHub now allows you to embed a proper video in your README. ( https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4279611/how-to-embed-a-v... ). Qu…