Show HN: Posce, a note-taking toolkit for your command-line
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Re: Show HN: Posce, a note-taking toolkit for your command-line
#2As someone who still uses a `birthdays.txt` file in their home directory... i fail to see any advantage to this setup. And a significant disadvantage would be losing the ability to tab-complete the note names.
Re: Show HN: Posce, a note-taking toolkit for your command-line
#3As someone who still uses a `birthdays.txt` file in their home directory... i fail to see any advantage to this setup. And a significant disadvantage would be losing the ability to tab-complete the note names.
I use a single notes directory and I prefer disambiguation to tab-completion, which I why I built it this way. I guess its advantages aren't universal, but then again what is?
Re: Show HN: Posce, a note-taking toolkit for your command-line
#4I don't see what the point of this is. Every single command can be mapped to an existing Unix tool.
Re: Show HN: Posce, a note-taking toolkit for your command-line
#5I don't see what the point of this is. Every single command can be mapped to an existing Unix tool.
I wrote about that in the FAQ: https://github.com/posce/posce#why-use-this-instead-of-lsgre...
## Why use this instead of ls/grep/wget/etc?
Posce is one app using one system on one directory. It's a very focused app, and that focus gives it a level of stability and uniformity I enjoy. Also, by using a single notes directory, you can use disambiguated names and get incredible brevity when entering commands.
Re: Show HN: Posce, a note-taking toolkit for your command-line
#6I don't agree with the assumptions baked into the tool (eg env vars over config, new vs edit, no deletion), yet I like it being opinionated. Keep coding :)
Re: Show HN: Posce, a note-taking toolkit for your command-line
#7I don't agree with the assumptions baked into the tool (eg env vars over config, new vs edit, no deletion), yet I like it being opinionated. Keep coding :)
Thanks!
Re: Show HN: Posce, a note-taking toolkit for your command-line
#8Is anyone else getting a "Error 401 UNAUTHORIZED" on this github repo?
Re: Show HN: Posce, a note-taking toolkit for your command-line
#9If someone calls it a "command line" I usually ignore them. If they call it a "shell" I am more inclined to take note . . .
Re: Show HN: Posce, a note-taking toolkit for your command-line
#10If someone calls it a "command line" I usually ignore them. If they call it a "shell" I am more inclined to take note . . .
Okay, well I'll keep calling it a command line to avoid snobs like you. Thanks for the tip!