artur_roszczyk

Hey, Good question! You're right. Nothing should prevent you from using it with other environments, especially after the 0.2.x refactor, where I dropped dependencies on wtype and ydotool. Now you can pipe the transcribed text to anything you want. My motivation was that the only reason I stayed stuck with ChatGPT was access to many customized system prompts (through projects) that I could dictate to. I like speaking to AI in my native tongue. Now I can switch to Claude fully. Thanks for checking it out!

Live views in Phoenix were way before both.

try clojure

if someone is skilled enough to migrate to US, then let them be paid decently.

It's Germany, believe me, my friend. Customer service in Berlin, especially. People working here in customer service seem to not have basic CS training and they are simply not polite. The most important thing to them seems to be to ensure that it's not their fault that you have a problem and that your problem is yours. I call it "don't give a st mentality". Really sad. It's one of the things which makes me want to leave this country.

This is one of the possible afterlives described in "Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives" of David Eagleman

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I would also implement a button for reverting pull requests already merged in master. Reverting merges may be not trivial for less experienced users

rails package - dockerization of app, but this rather goes beyond of responsibilities of Rails and I should complain at capistrano guys ;-)

Additionally, a lot of power users use 1password or similar app to manage their passwords

I would just use http://selfcontrolapp.com/ Unfortunately in my job I need Facebook :(

I would go even further and store tmux+vim config inside

why not use bundle gem instead?