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senjin

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    Comment #46686047

    The creator of claude code said you can just get ralph to run /clear. I think it's hilarious nobody (myself included!) thought of that or tried it and just assumed it couldn't run …

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    Comment #45894454

    I can't believe they left out my favorite Casio, the AE1200WHD-1A aka the Casio Royale!

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    Comment #45733609

    I wish he would have combined Astro with solid instead of HTMX for a more direct comparison

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    Comment #44666036

    I agree! It's really nice to have a goal like this that could take you years to accomplish because you have no deadline. I did the same thing with a list of some of the best scifi …

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    Comment #44389590

    With solar panels being so much cheaper than 10-15 years ago, it seems like installation costs are the biggest hurdle to wider adoption. Do you see anything reducing those costs in…

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    Comment #44269800

    When I put in the serial number it said my batch was safe. I wonder what percent of batches don't actually apply to the recall

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    Comment #42713560

    I think this is exactly what the article is getting at. Maybe you’re right but maybe it’s at least a step in the right direction just like learning to ride without pedals didn’t in…

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    Comment #42070197

    First thing I thought of. “Man, I’m just so tired of these Star Wars.”

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    Comment #39035416

    Ultimate nerd snipe

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    Comment #39032892

    This is basically what I tried to do using the spaced repetition plugin for Obsidian but it's just not very good yet. I just checked and the author asked for a co-maintainer yester…

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    Comment #38773990

    I recently found out Mac's built in Preview app can do this. Go to export then change the Quartz Filter to "Reduce File Size"

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    Comment #36849311

    `dbg` is relatively new but [IEx.pry]( https://hexdocs.pm/iex/IEx.Pry.html ) has been around for a long itme

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    Comment #34971801

    Using `T` to search through open tabs is the best

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    Comment #34166560

    Thank you for writing this. I have the sinking feeling I will be laid off within the next 6 months and I am already starting to get worried about the job search ahead. This is grea…

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    Comment #33266290

    This would be a genius addition

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    Comment #33220315

    This is my new favorite idle game

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    Comment #31748787

    Not wabi-sabi specifically but the book "How to be an imperfectionist" was spot on and really helpful for me

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    Comment #31289193

    I know exactly why I do it and it feels impossible to stop. I scroll endlessly to avoid the pain of everything else in life. Doing work, doing chores, doing hobbies, talking to any…

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    Comment #31225011

    I use zsh so this is also going in my toolbox. I think I've reached for !:* in the past and didn't know it so this is useful

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    Comment #31224999

    I also use cat `which !!` every once in a while

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    Comment #31216281

    I use !$ multiple times every day but you just helped me make the connection to try !^ for the first argument and I think I'm going to start using that as well. Thanks!

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    Comment #31197513

    There's also a standard for this called DIDs (decentralized identifiers) created by the W3C https://www.w3.org/TR/did-core/ There is a huge community around "self sovereign identit…

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    Comment #31187475

    Throwing this out there since it hasn't been mentioned yet but AWS's copilot tool ( https://aws.github.io/copilot-cli/ ) has been really nice for setting up an ECS cluster with a g…

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    Comment #31187296

    This a cool use of charm.sh I wrote up some thoughts in a list: https://lists.sh/luke/thoughts

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    Comment #31145347

    There's a book by Dan Charnas called "Work Clean: The life-changing power of mise-en-place to organize your life, work, and mind" that does a great job of explaining the system of …