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I use curl as an example of a powerful and omnipresent tool that started really small. I am not advocating getting rid of curl.

I agree! However in many cases, these edge cases (I'm not speaking of curl now) are not needed for my personal use. E.g. if I use linux/windows/os, I do not care about how my tool …

I have a similar setup, but most of the functionality is coming from vim: grep/find, quickfix lists and temporary buffers: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44282908

vibe coding

Got mine (13th Intel Core Ultra Series 1) and very happy with it. Re modular ports, I don't think they are super useful after you've selected your configuration, but being able to …

I am using neomutt + mbsync that gets rsynced to my backup server once a week.

Shameless self promotion: rtd - task manager written in Rust, everything is stored in text files: https://github.com/yobibyte/rtd

Thanks for such an extended reply! It's probably hard to estimate an impact of reading outside of your field, but this definitely sounds like a good idea. A positive bonus here is …

> the biggest (and probably the only) beneficiary of such structured notes is the note-maker. I would probably agree with the "biggest", but disagree with the "only": * The readers…

Thanks!

Nice! Re linking, writing a bot scraping the links and adding PRs would be a great thing to have =)

Hi Albert! Long time no see =) I'll probably slow down at some point, but I think atm reading stuff gives me more ideas or general understanding what I want to work on and what not…

Do you think the equations are generated on the fly? I thought they are getting cached.

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