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malkosta

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    Comment #49259291

    I'm probably missing something big...but after trying this herdr, conductor, etc...I always come back to ghostty+tmux+nvim....idk, maybe it's my old brain sticking to its existing …

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    Comment #49162918

    Love pandoc, I use it for all sorts of stuff…here is my minimal static site generator: find . -name '*.md' -type f -exec sh -c ' for file do out="docs/${file#./}" out="${out%.md}.h…

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    Comment #48734697

    yes true, but I already have it on all my machines, for diverse reasons...it wouldn't be hard to implement a markdown support, but it would be worse to maintain that

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    Comment #48708347

    mine is: find . -name '*.md' -type f -exec sh -c ' for file do out="docs/${file#./}" out="${out%.md}.html" mkdir -p "$(dirname "$out")" pandoc --quiet --template template.html "$fi…

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    Comment #48557887

    All I remember is that it's pretty clear written in the post...

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    Comment #48557880

    The problem with QWEN is that it just can't edit files reliably, I had to hack Pi all over to reduce the pain, but still far from perfect...does Gemma 4 strugle on this?

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    Comment #48508527

    That was exactly my same question. Then I finished reading the post. The reason is pretty clear, and written in the post: it is faster than ollama+mlx.

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    Comment #48498506

    What about just getting work done because you like to code, and not giving a damn about what others think because we will get rich anyways…I wonder why people are always trying to …

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    Comment #47559592

    What a master class in linear algebra…

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    Comment #47433346

    Yes, it describes human nature better than psychology. We can’t fight even knowing about it.

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    Comment #47264150

    How do you ensure security? Does it have a proper container? Otherwise, it's impossible to prevent leaking prod secrets.

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    Comment #47203608

    How do you intend to conquer the preemptive scheduler? System-wide fairness and preventing starvation are essencial steps for this to work well.

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    Comment #47198975

    It’s crazy how pretty much every tool people post to support AI systems is already in Erlang/OTP or in elixir standard libraries.

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    Comment #46906082

    Elixir + Postgres is the microservices killer...last time I saw VP try to convince a company with this stack to go microservices he was out in less than 6mo

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    Comment #46559290

    You read my mind sir! Also, great work by OP, I really needed this since a long time!

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    Comment #45888744

    Beautiful! :clap:

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    Comment #45568600

    Rectangle+Apptivate made me stop looking for an i3 alternative, after years. The first for moving windows, the second for switching between them with super+number, just like i3.

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    Comment #45426476

    I fight against this by using it mostly on trivial tasks, which require no comprehension at all, also fixing docs and extending tests. It helps me to focus on what I love, and let …

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    Comment #45107698

    I do almost the same, with a simple bash script, and no JS junk: https://github.com/alexandremcosta/alexandremcosta.github.io...

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    Comment #44660977

    TODO is a pretty clear name. If it's not to be done, then it should be just a regular comment, no need to tag as TODO.

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    Comment #44649926

    If it's not intended to be done, then you are using the wrong name. Don't call it `TODO`.

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    Comment #44595696

    It's just a ~~reduce~~ loop, with an API call to an LLM in the middle, and a data-structure to save the conversation messages and append them in next iterations of the loop. If you…

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    Comment #44564495

    Offset-based pagination will be a problem on big tables.