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rpastuszak
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About rpastuszak
lab notes: untested.sonnet.io about: sonnet.io
mastodon: @raf@mastodon.cloud twitter: http://twitter.com/rafalpast email: hello@
important meeting notes: https://potato.horse
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I can imagine it makes things easier for you but I find it hard to imagine it teaches anyone anything. Just offloading social effort to an LLM (fair enough but let’s call a spade a…
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Comment #48975847
Has it gotten any better in the past 6 months on Mac (UI glitches, password management)? I really want to use it but basic things like password management kept breaking (I even tri…
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Comment #48849498
I think "through writing" / "write to think/feel" a lot (usually in a mix of 1st/2nd person, 5-6 pages of text per day on avg.). Think: stream-of-consciousness writing, journaling,…
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Comment #48785818
Another meaning that is becoming more common, esp. among gen-z/booktok folks: overly verbose/poorly structured/flat writing. The example being Duma's Count Monte Cristo.
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Comment #48736632
Yes, although I don't think this effort is futile as you seem to be implying. A more interesting question is how much effort we're willing to put into making those choices. My answ…
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Comment #48716447
Asking for a friend, who is in a somewhat similar predicament — it wasn’t Portugal, was it?
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Comment #48676839
Might be useful: https://untested.sonnet.io/notes/natural-gradients-in-css/
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Comment #48612061
Irony deficiency
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Comment #48545458
OK, I'll clean it up and post it in a few days
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Comment #48545167
The lack of colour is actually quite cool (and it’s a fun creative constraint). But the lack of backlight and usb (iirc) is annoying. The first because you can’t use it in bed and …
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Comment #48544709
I mean it's 100-160 mHz CPU, 16 MB RAM, 4 GB storage -- you could run diablo 1 on it!
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Comment #48542790
Playdate (the came console) is amazing for this! I was really bored once and built a Claude Code remote control for Playdate. Voice recognition was done via parrot + handy.computer…
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Comment #48515509
A wooden / e-ink version of enso.sonnet.io (working title "writer's log" or "writer's block")
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Comment #48447570
In my experience (PDF contract sent by a house seller), copy paste was broken. That said, after 15 minutes of gently massaging the PDF with claude, it was pretty easy to drop the s…
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Comment #48428511
Greg! I love this!!! Just last night I was trying to rewatch the x-files and was telling Luna that I would need to get a TV filter/shader/overlay thingy to see it the way it was me…
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Comment #48377194
The cost is your attention, your mental health, as well as buying things you didn’t know you needed or didn’t know you didn’t need. It’s not a level playing field.
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Comment #48368056
Thanks! Just checked their site, but I don't see "jump to a tmux pane / browser tab" in the features there...
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Comment #48367916
WM psychosis time: My current "WM workflow"/window management keyboard shortcuts is: neovim → tmux → Ghostty → Rectangle → OS so moving to the left window/pane is (depending on the…
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Comment #48367858
Is it different from Rectangle? (I've been using it for ages)
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Comment #48266799
Forums, engaging with people directly still works!
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Comment #48266792
> And between ads, cookie popups, newsletter popups, notification permission popups, websites with a high Time to First Byte, and all the useless filler around the content, website…
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Comment #48251720
I’m working on one! It’s early stage, but it’s relatively low latency e paper writing tool with my writing tool Ensō. I’m calling it Writer’s Block. (I love carpentry and want it t…