It'd be nice if something similar were available to traverse, say, directories of writings in Markdown, Word, LibreOffice, etc., and output a single text file so I have all my writings in one place. Plus allow plug-ins to extract from more exotic file types not originally included.
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#22Why do we need modules at all? [1]
[1] https://erlang.org/pipermail/erlang-questions/2011-May/05876...
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#24the .sick file extension is a nice touch ^^
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#25The name links up nicely with AI enshittification. Although if you wanted to be pedantic, for that metaphor to work you'd really want to call it "gorge" or something more related to ingestion rather than vomiting. (I'm aware that a vomitorium was the exit from a Roman stadium, so it's not really about throwing up either).
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#26This is really helpful. I immediately thought I’d be useful for sending off to ChatGPT and then saw that’s what it’s actually for. Thank you!
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#27vim-ai basically supports this use case out of the box. All you need is your a index file listing all the files you want included, starting with
>>> include
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#28the .sick file extension is a nice touch ^^
…although historically inaccurate.
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#29I can imagine the token counts to be off the charts. How would an llm handle this input? Llm output quality already drops quite hard at a out 3000 tokens let alone 128k
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#30It'd be nice if something similar were available to traverse, say, directories of writings in Markdown, Word, LibreOffice, etc., and output a single text file so I have all my writings in one place. Plus allow plug-ins to extract from more exotic file types not originally included.
seems fairly trivial to chain together something with find, pandoc (https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html) and cat.