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Thank you for sharing this, I was just looking for something like this for a project. Incredible what they can do with 31M params

The creator of claude code said you can just get ralph to run /clear. I think it's hilarious nobody (myself included!) thought of that or tried it and just assumed it couldn't run slash commands like that.

https://x.com/bcherny/status/2012666979224629353

I can't believe they left out my favorite Casio, the AE1200WHD-1A aka the Casio Royale!

I wish he would have combined Astro with solid instead of HTMX for a more direct comparison

I agree! It's really nice to have a goal like this that could take you years to accomplish because you have no deadline. I did the same thing with a list of some of the best scifi [1] over the course of 15 years or so. I would get into a series and read the whole thing before moving on or really get into an author for a while. Some books are the 2nd, 3rd or 5th book in a series (looking at you Murderbot...) so you kind of have to read the preceding books. You could read the whole list in a couple years but it was really nice to work through it really slowly.

Anyway, I think this list of cocktails will be my next long term goal

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_joint_winners_of_the_H...

With solar panels being so much cheaper than 10-15 years ago, it seems like installation costs are the biggest hurdle to wider adoption. Do you see anything reducing those costs in the future?

Maybe we need a push to make standing seam metal roofs more mainstream and people can install their own without having to drill into their roof

When I put in the serial number it said my batch was safe. I wonder what percent of batches don't actually apply to the recall

I think this is exactly what the article is getting at. Maybe you’re right but maybe it’s at least a step in the right direction just like learning to ride without pedals didn’t ingrain bad habits.

First thing I thought of. “Man, I’m just so tired of these Star Wars.”

Ultimate nerd snipe

This is basically what I tried to do using the spaced repetition plugin for Obsidian but it's just not very good yet. I just checked and the author asked for a co-maintainer yesterday. I really hope they can find someone to put a bit of time in because it's a great idea and a great foundation.

https://github.com/st3v3nmw/obsidian-spaced-repetition/

I recently found out Mac's built in Preview app can do this. Go to export then change the Quartz Filter to "Reduce File Size"

`dbg` is relatively new but [IEx.pry](https://hexdocs.pm/iex/IEx.Pry.html) has been around for a long itme

Using `T` to search through open tabs is the best

Thank you for writing this. I have the sinking feeling I will be laid off within the next 6 months and I am already starting to get worried about the job search ahead. This is great preemptive information, now I need the "so you're about to be laid off..." post for someone who hasn't had to interview for a job in 15 years.

This would be a genius addition

This is my new favorite idle game

Not wabi-sabi specifically but the book "How to be an imperfectionist" was spot on and really helpful for me

I know exactly why I do it and it feels impossible to stop. I scroll endlessly to avoid the pain of everything else in life. Doing work, doing chores, doing hobbies, talking to anyone, making decisions even about projects I'm excited to work on, it all causes a small hit of emotional pain. I don't really know where this pain comes from either. Maybe some childhood trauma that I can't even remember? I don't know.

The 2nd part that cements this into what feels like an unbreakable habit is that I feel like I'm constantly learning. It's partly true, I'm constantly learning about things that have even benefited me and my team at work, but in general it's low quality garbage I'm learning about or just the surface of a good/useful topic.

Like the author I have recognized this and done research on it and have no idea how to fix it. I remember finding the word akrasia [1] years ago that has stuck with me since but no help actually getting past it.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akrasia

I use zsh so this is also going in my toolbox. I think I've reached for !:* in the past and didn't know it so this is useful

I also use cat `which !!` every once in a while

I use !$ multiple times every day but you just helped me make the connection to try !^ for the first argument and I think I'm going to start using that as well. Thanks!

There's also a standard for this called DIDs (decentralized identifiers) created by the W3C https://www.w3.org/TR/did-core/

There is a huge community around "self sovereign identity" with a conference currently happening right now https://internetidentityworkshop.com/

Throwing this out there since it hasn't been mentioned yet but AWS's copilot tool (https://aws.github.io/copilot-cli/) has been really nice for setting up an ECS cluster with a good build pipeline that we use in almost the same way as we use Heroku. It's definitely more mental overhead than Heroku but it offers more flexibility and tying directly to your AWS account. After setup it has been maintenance free for over a year but debugging parts of the build pipeline were painful at first. It recently started supporting AppRunner now that AppRunner can access VPCs so I'm looking forward to trying that at some point too.

This a cool use of charm.sh I wrote up some thoughts in a list: https://lists.sh/luke/thoughts

There's a book by Dan Charnas called "Work Clean: The life-changing power of mise-en-place to organize your life, work, and mind" that does a great job of explaining the system of mise en place beyond just setup and precutting vegetables. My favorite takeaway that has actually helped my organization in practice has been to leave a project/code base in a clean state after working on it. Sounds obvious but writing checklists for tests, documentation, setup for the next person, etc. has been really helpful.

https://www.amazon.com/Work-Clean-life-changing-mise-en-plac...

Thank you for this explanation. I didn't know profile READMEs were a thing and have to be named the same as the user account. I can see how this could be confusing when the functionality is different between users and orgs.

Makes me wonder if you could host a pouchdb in ipfs

I think they're talking about roam research

I was a kickstarter backer too! I didn't play much multiplayer outside of my friend group but it was a lot of fun.

I didn't know about the other kickstarter game, do you mean the titans expansion?