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poetril

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About poetril

climber, hacker, maker of questionably useful things

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    Comment #49253009

    I’m a very active climber, and record a lot of my climbs. I think at a glance there are two things that would make me hesitant to start using this. Firstly, my gym rotates sets wee…

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    Comment #49006431

    I feel like half of what I do on HN is talk about Kagi. I switch to Kagi in 2023, and haven't looked back. Between vim keybinds for navigating search, explicit AI opt-in, the abili…

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    Comment #48947197

    I've tried a handful of smartwatches, and own a Pebble 2 Duo. While I'm interested in picking up a newer Pebble device (hopefully with a bit nicer build quality), I've found my swe…

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    Comment #48837423

    This is completely unusable on mobile.

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    Comment #48464057

    I do think this style of working is where software engineering work is heading. This style is essentially exactly what my workflow is today using _insert agent harness here_ + plan…

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    Comment #48231283

    Kagi has been one of my all time favorite products. It has enriched my search experience drastically. One of my favorite features I don't see talked about enough is the keybindings…

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    Comment #48008089

    I'll second climbing gyms. My entire core group of friends in my city (that weren't already friends prior to my moving here) are people I met from the climbing gym or yoga classes …

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    Comment #47950092

    I quite like Zed, I've consistently driven it for months at a time. But there are two things that add enough friction that over that month or so I end up bailing back to one of my …

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    Comment #47854751

    I’ve got nearly 10 months left on my yearly subscription, I wonder what that means for my access.

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    Comment #47222244

    I grew up playing the games, and still have my copy of Yellow and Red. I fell of the wagon somewhere around Gen VI, the games just got to easy. It became clear to me that Gamefreak…

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    Comment #46102783

    I went down the same path last week, and found Zigbook to be a very poor resource for learning. +1 for ziglings, that's been my favorite so far

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    Comment #46039051

    How does bun compare? Does it have similar features as well?

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    Comment #45607605

    That's been my attitude as well. I'm not convinced they'll stay cheaper for long, and when I say "cheaper" its marginal. Cost of the ride is the similar, but it seems there is no t…

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    Comment #45606043

    I live in a city that has had Waymo's (via Uber) for a while now and I have done a complete 180 on them. Not only are they usually cheaper than a traditional Uber, but they drive f…

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    Comment #45443583

    Fossabot[0] is also the name of an established Twitch/YouTube chat bot. 0: https://fossabot.com/

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    Comment #44962889

    You’re not. Everytime I see him on Twitch I have to do a double take.

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    Comment #44908237

    I did not know this was a project that was in progress, and its quite exciting. I love Godot, and am quite fond a Zig as well. I'll be keeping my eye on this.

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    Comment #43302517

    Kagi has been one of the biggest value adds to my online life in a long time. Paying for the Kagi ultimate plans gets me access to the latest LLM models, and an incredible customiz…

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    Comment #42983008

    I've been using a mix of Claude and Deepseek via the Kagi assistant to great success. Usually adding relevant sections of the docs alongside my question and reminding it to use sve…

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    Comment #42921293

    It is workflow dependent for sure. I used to use aliased commands (still do sometimes), but I find that the muscle memory of lg (opens lazygit tui) -> a (git add -A) -> c (git comm…

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    Comment #42918074

    LazyGit is one of my favorite pieces of software. I use it everyday, I love how seamlessly it fits into my work flow. The fact that it outputs all of its commands has helped me for…

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    Comment #42524131

    There is a config setting for this “window-padding-x” I believe.

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    Comment #42523673

    The design is superb! Seriously such an incredible looking site