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tdsanchez

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About tdsanchez

https://postmac-blog.pages.dev/opendoc-the-document-is-the-software

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47948565

    Bbedit is better than Sublime and is arguably more refined. I use it and Bbedit and vi.

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    Comment #47948543

    Mac graybeards everywhere are snickering knowing that most people are UNAWARE of Bbedit. https://www.barebones.com/products/bbedit/

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    Comment #47580747

    Personal tools built to solve real problems that no commercial product would address. AI-native development, trunk-based git, 12-factor philosophy. Every tool is a single binary or…

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    Comment #47569605

    https://postmac-blog.pages.dev/opendoc-the-document-is-the-s...

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    Comment #47569564

    [flagged]

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    Comment #47551113

    It has the apfs-monitor and basic media browser that’s roughly a cross between pre ElCap iPhoto and pre OSX iView multimedia and you can edit tags and comments and dive into tag gr…

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    Comment #47551107

    I intend to in the near future and you can use my whole setup. The PoC is on Github under the same username. https://github.com/tdsanchez/PostMac/

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    Comment #47551082

    Because like everything else in technology, executive don’t understand it beyond a first order level and assign their own value system to it. It seems like magic TO THEM because th…

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    Comment #47388940

    I’ve made a bunch of tools to help me get around file system limitations on modern Macs (APFS) and treating my entire legacy file collection as CMS challenge and have cranked out m…

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    Comment #47371101

    That’s a lot of words for you don’t know what actually happened. /if

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    Comment #47279047

    That’s why you tell CC to do a ‘terraform plan’ to verify it’s not wrecking critical infrastructure and NEVER vibe-code infrastructure.

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    Comment #44982847

    Best advice is if you have to rearchitect your system JUST to run it on Kubernetes you probably don’t know enough about it yet. I have worked with ~100 dev teams across industries …

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    Comment #44982770

    It should.

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    Comment #44982766

    Sounds like you’re terrified of immigrants for lack of human understanding. Like a child. Here’s the thing - this whole experiment was built on stolen land with slave labor and the…

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    Comment #40382867

    CPUs have multiple cache levels because the machine cycle at the CPU die is ~500ps while writing to main memory and then need to read it at the same latency, that’s going to be aro…

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    Comment #40315669

    The thing people have a problem with is that Microsoft is claiming that it will be carbon neutral by 2030 but it can't be true so they're just bullshitting. I was at Microsoft as a…

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    Comment #40127861

    "the secret" is spending a long serial period of time deep in architecting solutions because the time you spend doing that kind of work compounds like interest.

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    Comment #40068261

    Cydia was the first alternate app store.

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    Comment #40045213

    There's no human that could create a CPU from scratch in two weeks because the concept itself is nonsense. This is like the guy on Twitter who threw MRI scans at Claude. Or Juicero…

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    Comment #39925432

    I mostly use Carbon Copy Cloner, PathFinder, ditto and rsync because if I try to copy anything more than a few files it's like I'm running MacOS 9 and I have to babysit the copy li…

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    Comment #38744610

    I stopped reading at "It’s well known that people with lower incomes commit more crime." I suspect the article is neoconservative garbage.

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    Comment #38734745

    I've watched Waymo cars, multiple times, from a traffic-lighted intersection, as the lead vehicle, from the left lane, stop 100% when the light it green until other cars pass in fr…

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    Comment #36001107

    I worked at Intel when the first mobile Pentiums were being developed. Back then, gate oxides were 10-12 atoms thick. That was nearly 30 years ago and feature size was 350nm or .35…