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mistahchris

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    Comment #48928283

    I also have been preferring kimik2.7 more than GLM5.2. I'm interested to give this a try.

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    Comment #48789171

    wow… this is seriously cool.

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    Comment #45510746

    That's actually a pretty reasonable description I think. I mean, in the semi-serious way. But I was just talking to some colleagues of mine about how one can get attached to or inv…

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    Comment #45427588

    i've done that as well. but turns out, for me, i'd rather do it manually most of the time.

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    Comment #45426770

    I'm a recent jj convert, and working with llms was actually a driver for my own jj adoption. I haven't tried the watch daemon, but I do run `jj new` anytime i ask the llm agent to …

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    Comment #45281073

    I'm still hype about WASM. This looks like a cool release. I'm running some pretty high traffic WASM plugins on envoy, running some plugins for terminal apps (zellij), and for one …

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    Comment #44817304

    I really like gleam. I have a few unfinished side projects in gleam with about 10k lines of code, so I've had enough of a taste to know I like it. I can't wait to see how it mature…

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    Comment #43627245

    I use search engines every day (primarily kagi). But I will use a fast llm with a search tool for some things, like providing context about a news story etc, (primarily gemini 2.0 …

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    Comment #42716711

    Yes! A physical book and ebook bundle would be awesome.

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    Comment #42716699

    I did the exact same thing. I'm back to buying real books, but I will say I still use my ereader in situations without good lighting or where the book is just too cumbersome. Somet…

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    Comment #42141894

    Personally, I think you are very sane for considering leaving FANG for ethical reasons. Of course, in our economic system, there isn't any fully ethical way to participate at all. …

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    Comment #41865286

    the link is 404ing, but i found the post in the author's github repo: https://github.com/Jamie-Chang/Jamie-Blog/blob/18c0aaf2266de...

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    Comment #40908701

    If you haven't yet, check out https://devenv.sh (super powered nix shell and more). It's pretty nice for python packages and installs your requirements to a project local venv for …

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    Comment #38323309

    I was a kindle user and recently switched to Pocketbook. I’ve been buying new ebooks from ebooks.com which are often already drm free. For me, there haven’t been any downsides.

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    Comment #38323261

    I use calibre-web and love it.

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    Comment #36500287

    locked mode is my fav as well. I used it to re-make a DoomEmacs-like workspace with helix.

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    Comment #32503496

    I love vterm. It's so good.

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    Comment #32503483

    Same for me. I've been using emacs now for several years after being a long time vim user. I have never missed vim after switching. Emacs is amazingly powerful. And I never got to …

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    Comment #32361818

    I have used plain nixpkgs, poetry2nix and mach-nix for packaging "real" projects. My biggest take away is that python packaging is a hot mess. This isn't exactly news that no one h…

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    Comment #32361621

    Wow that is cool. I have been wanting to build both a router and a NAS and run nixos on them since I run nixos for everything else I do. Thanks for writing and sharing about your e…

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    Comment #32293450

    Yep. Note that there's nothing you need to do to configure display resolution in UTM / qemu. You do need the spice guest tools installed in your nixos vm though. The only thing you…

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    Comment #32292449

    This has been my experience as well. I was nervous to start depending on NixOs for my work, but when I started at a new company ~2 years ago, I decided that was a good time to dive…

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    Comment #32292426

    I agree. I've mentioned this elsewhere in this thread, but I just wanted to second that I've found running nixos as a vm through UTM has been a flawless experience for me. I have a…

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    Comment #32292405

    This is true, but in my experience it has mostly been pretty easy to deal with. Generally it's just a matter of re-linking /etc/zprofile and friends to the ones from the nix-darwin…

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    Comment #32292380

    For all of my personal machines, I use NixOS (both hardware and in cloud machines). But for work, we have a soft-MacOS mandate. On that m1 macbook pro, I run nix-darwin for the mac…