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varbhat

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About varbhat

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    Hello HN, I have created an MCP server for the Linux desktop. It gives AI access to the Linux desktop. I developed this with the assistance of the AI. desktopmcp connects AI assist…

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    Comment #48568446

    Thanks! I dislike this

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    Comment #48182255

    I have moved to KeepassXC[1] on my desktop from Bitwarden. On phone, I use KeepassDX[2] which is Android client compatible with KeepassXC. On browser, I use KeepassXC Browser exten…

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    Comment #46106626

    I don't understand this. This post is saying that ChatGPT is good and is a forerunner because it provides a nice Mac App. In my opinion, not everything requires a native app. AI Ch…

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    Comment #45993416

    Can anyone please explain me the invisible watermarking mentioned in the said promo?

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    Comment #45737179

    I agree. I use Bitwarden on my Samsung Android phone and also on my Linux desktop. Bitwarden currently supports passkeys on almost all the apps on my android including firefox. The…

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    Comment #45227811

    How's wine wayland shaping up? Will it be default in future for the wayland?

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    Comment #44998598

    Does anyone use https://nats.io here? I have heard good things about it. I would love to hear about the comparisons between nats.io and kafka

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    Comment #44964691

    I want to know how the TSMC-manufactured Tensor processors compares to Samsung-manufactured Tensor processors and also how TSMC-manufactured Tensor processors compare to TSMC-manuf…

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    Comment #44952667

    i thought that HTML spec is immutable.

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    Comment #44862268

    > low-income someone has to pay for the servers at the end. are you asking for openai to subsidize ChatGPT Pro for low-income countries? Since OpenAI is for-profit entity focussed …

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    Comment #44815644

    it was chat-ui last year, vscode forks this year and maybe browsers are next.

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    Comment #44657995

    Until the time when Microsoft realises this and creates a privileged API just for Microsoft Recall so that It can see the screen. Better switch to Linux. It's not perfect but I am …

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    Comment #44653271

    I would like to use tailwind css for styling but i also like components provided by these CSS frameworks. Basically a DaisyUI, but with looks of Bootstrap or Semantic-UI

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    Comment #44649422

    I don't like the way how Daisy UI looks. But, I do like the way how Bootstrap or Semantic-UI CSS frameworks look. Has anyone tried to recreate the components of Bootstrap or Semant…

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    Comment #44649386

    ...then goes on to promote "CSS-in-JS"

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    Comment #44576076

    vim keybinding. helix doesn't have vim keybindings. it might or might not be better but it isn't vim keybinding.

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    Comment #44576051

    It's a soft fork trying to catch up with the main codebase. It feels like a second class citizen. Features introduced in Helix might not be intended for usage with vim keybindings …

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    Comment #44575717

    Congrats! I am happy for helix but i don't think it's a good fit for me. I use Neovim. It does what i want it to do. It's one of the best available options. But, i am not completel…

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    Comment #44099167

    So, Hacker News was not rewritten in Common Lisp. Instead they reimplemented the Arc Runtime in Common Lisp.