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I mean, they are? GCP usage/revenue is growing faster than AWS and Azure. Mostly driven by Gemini pushing folks onto the platform and them deciding "why not move everything else too".
Wait, I am curious how Gemini "pushes" devs to GCP.
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Paste from markdown (Chrome only) works _really_ well for me. What are the extra steps you’re running into?
Interesting, in my Arc browser, I just tried File -> open -> upload -> blah.md and it does seem to render fine. This exact thing did not work a few weeks ago, meaning the various header markers etc showed up as raw "##" etc, and I had to further select something like "open as new doc" to finally make it look good.
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We have been using something similar for editing Confluence pages. Download XML, edit, upload. It is very effective, much better than direct edit commands. It’s a great pattern.
I would be very interested in this if you could share? Maintaining a Knowledge Base without a Git workflow is a pain currently.
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What a shame Google Photos have no decent API or CLI. Photos could have been the best SAAS but changes in the API make it terribely unusable. I wish I could use an API/CLI to query/geoquery my photos.
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Interesting, in my Arc browser, I just tried File -> open -> upload -> blah.md and it does seem to render fine. This exact thing did not work a few weeks ago, meaning the various header markers etc showed up as raw "##" etc, and I had to further select something like "open as new doc" to finally make it look good.
Right click > "Paste from Markdown" instead of just straight up pasting in
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I would be very interested in this if you could share? Maintaining a Knowledge Base without a Git workflow is a pain currently.
I'm afraid I can't easily share this, as we have embedded a lot of company-specific information in our setup, particularly for cross-linking between confluence/jira/zendesk and other systems. I can try explain it though, and then Claude Code is great at implementing these simple CLI tools and writing the skills. We wrote CLIs for Confluence, Jira, and Zendesk, with skills to match. We use a simple OAuth flow for user…
We have been doing something similar but it sounds like you have come further along this way of working. We (with help from Claude) have built a similar tool that you describe to interface with our task- and project management system, and use it together with the Gitlab and Github CLI tools to allow agents to read tickets, formulate a plan and create solutions and create MR/PR to the relevant repos. For most of our knowledge base we use Markdown but some of it is tied up in Confluence, that's why I have an interest in that part. And, some is even in workflows are in Google Docs which makes the OP tool interesting as well -- currently our tool output Markdown and we just "paste from markdown" into Gdocs. We might be able to revise and improve that too.
Related, I often work with markdown docs (usually created via CLI agents like Claude Code) and need to collaborate with others in google docs, which is extremely markdown-unfriendly[1], so I built small quality-of-life CLI tools to convert Gdocs -> md and vice versa, called gdoc2md and md2gdoc: https://pchalasani.github.io/claude-code-tools/integrations/... They handle embedded images in both directions. There are si…
I ran into similar issues as you for the image handling, and the work around I use is to use pandoc to convert to docx as a first step and then import that as a Google Doc using the API, as Google Docs seems to handle docx much better than markdown from what I've seen.
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Not because it's fast, but because of its compiler. It acts as a very good guardrail and feedback mechanism for LLMs.
Typescript has surpassed Python and JS as most used on Github for a similar reason https://xcancel.com/github/status/2029277638934839605?s=20
It's crazy that people think strict typing is a chore. Says a lot about our society.
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Right click > "Paste from Markdown" instead of just straight up pasting in
Images wouldn't work though, right? I'd be amazed if that worked. My CLI tools handle those.
No affiliation, just a very happy ~early adopter and daily user.