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kot-behemoth

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About kot-behemoth

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    Comment #48493223

    I recently found llm-buddy ( https://github.com/ahyatt/llm-buddy ) which might be a good fit. Llm-buddy is an “Emacs package that watches your recent buffer edits and asks an LLM t…

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    Comment #44950136

    Daily Notes Editor plugin ( https://github.com/Quorafind/Obsidian-Daily-Notes-Editor ) does exactly that. Might do the trick for you.

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    Comment #44594291

    A while ago I saw a promising Clojure project stepwise [0] which sounds pretty close to what you're describing. It not only allows you to define steps in code, but also implements …

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    Comment #44522187

    macOS Mail app is still the best native e-mail client in my experience. I have switched to Thunderbird full-time since I switched to Linux. Can confirm it supports unified inbox.

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    Comment #44296436

    I’ve recently started an open-source self-hosted data platform ( https://github.com/kot-behemoth/kitsunadata ) with Dokku being a great initial deployment mode. It’s mature, simple…

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    Comment #42991538

    Obsidian.nvim ( https://github.com/epwalsh/obsidian.nvim ) has been working really well for me. I use Obsidian mobile app (it’s not the best in this space, but still very good). An…

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    Ask HN: How are you tracking tools / products to try out later?

    For several years now, while reading HN and Xitter every day, I've been collecting lots of tools, projects and technical blog posts to "try out later". Most of them are never used,…

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    Comment #37465626

    > Before I start working on a feature, I simulate how it's going to work in my head and try to identify all the hurdles and alternatives; sometimes several levels down in the hypot…

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    Comment #36867319

    Just a heads up that Prefect integration link on the landing page doesn't work - 404. This is the one I was interested in!

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    Comment #33925007

    Core.async is listed as “built-in” in the Babashka Toolbox ( https://babashka.org/toolbox ). Might be worth checking if the compatibility has improved. And bb supports Honey SQL an…

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    Comment #33699875

    The site itself just drops you straight into the tool, which can be quite confusing (beside being mobile-unfriendly). Here's a short youtube showcase that gets straight to the poin…

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    Comment #33215034

    It’s also worth noting that Clojure has libpython-clj ( https://github.com/clj-python/libpython-clj ) which offers an interface with Python from another lisp. Here are some advance…

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    Comment #30919513

    I use direnv myself, and it's great. However, for anyone trying it out I'd caution that it doesn't play well with conda - the Python package management system (see this open issue …

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    Comment #30625855

    XTDB ( https://xtdb.com ) while is not directly for Postgres is at least not reliant on devs knowing Clojure. It's very close to Datomic in terms of approach. They expose SQL, Java…

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    Comment #29225516

    Highly recommend LogSeq ( https://logseq.com ). It started out as very Roam-inspired, but with focus on actually supporting both Org and Md. It’s quite GUI-heavy with good shortcut…