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margarina72

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    Comment #45667613

    I am sure there is an audience for it, even if 12$/m for a journaling template feels a tad pushy. But great if someone find this useful

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    Comment #45288541

    what is wrong with people? why someone would go through the hassle of doing this... beyond me...

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    Comment #45225296

    long time vim user, doomemacs was my door into emacs's world and I don't regret it, it is a wonderfull tool but compared to vim, you need a good config - it's really to barebone ou…

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    Comment #45091255

    I can concur - google search product is not usable for a long time. Kagi is probably the only search product that work like a search product is supposed to.

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    Comment #44707195

    Feels very similar to Aider[1] 1: https://aider.chat/

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    Comment #44705998

    awesome project!

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    Comment #44705947

    it's somehow on a block list in ublock. Hence white screen here too, I have to disable adblock to see your site. Maybe the domain used to be for something else before.

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    Comment #44557751

    Used it instead on Davinci Resolve on a few computer because Davinci Resolve require GPU and doesn't always recognize it - so it doesn't even start. Kdenlive doesn't have this issu…

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    Comment #44500753

    well there is Denver the last dinosaur...

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    Comment #44486051

    Nice but without source code, it's very hard to trust that's not just a way to collect people's contact.

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    Comment #44485355

    aider has an emacs integration

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    Comment #44480073

    America also was once Terra Nova...

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    Comment #44328176

    Seems to be a pattern - take a general then apply to open-source. You know what else can't coordinate - most of the corporate world. The article doesn't bring up any critical issue…

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    Comment #44310556

    That's really awesome. I am implementing something similar inhouse for a learning platform, I'd love to have a look at the code, I am sure there are plenty of interesting things to…

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    Comment #44287662

    [IANAL and usual disclaimers apply] (edit - misread the end of the post - slight correction) "if someone had an idea you believed in" but didn't have any meaningful contribution to…

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    Comment #44277359

    > Free and open source software movements have no shortage of problematic unempathetic leaders True of democracy, True in the business-world, True in religion, True in philosophy..…

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    Comment #41687035

    it depends which release of the english language you are using

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    Comment #41686994

    Nobody got fired for building an app in React? When something is an accepted as an industry standard, it's safe to make a decision that goes with the flow. Also, nobody is doing de…

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    Comment #41686938

    it seems that's a recurring theme: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40924936 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40313423 they also tend to close quickly... but hey good l…

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    Comment #39494861

    This is really cool, I wish I could already use it in production. I will wait until we can add/modify components, but this looks really awesome.

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    Comment #39494138

    Do you have a good guide to start that you could recommend? It sounds quite simple when you mention it, but every time I tried to get started with Ledger with or without emacs, it …

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    Comment #39256716

    Let me guess, France?