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Here's the commands to install the correct marketplace and LSP plugins:
/plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-plugins-official
/plugin install typescript-lsp@claude-plugin-directory
See all LSP's names here: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/discover-plugins#code-intell...
Fantastic stuff. I wasn't sure if I'd have to set a static IP on my proxmox box in a predefined subnet, but nope Android spins up a DHCP server and everything is basically plug-n-play
Help me make this a jumping off point and a template we can re-use for other high-profile events. It shouldn't be anything fancy, just a timeline of critical related events and (ideally) multiple sources.
While (unfortunately) rather heroic in todays day and age, I fear the retribution he's now called upon himself, Germany, and the EU in particular. Vance and Stephen Miller are already always whispering in Trump's ear about the evils of Europe / the EU, convincing him to take action on whatever they want won't be hard.
Sidebar: the fact that we have to be fearful of retribution due to such rhetoric is really all that needs to be said about the timeline we're currently living through.
If I remember correctly, after the Crowdstrike BSOD-all-windows-instances update last year Microsoft wanted to make some changes to their kernel driver program and these anti-cheat measures on Windows might need to find a new mechanism soon anyway. That's a long way of saying, it's plausible that even that last barrier might come down sooner rather than later.
US Digital Service (USDS) was also "renamed" and turned into DOGE (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Digital_Service).
So on the surface it seems that we already had many of these types of orgs, but they killed them all and spun up their own renamed and rebadged versions.
That being said, this project does seem like a potential big win.
> To streamline development and shorten time-to-market, VSORA embraces industry standards: our toolchain is built on LLVM and supports common frameworks like ONNX and PyTorch, minimizing integration effort and customer cost.
I wish they'd spend their eng resources as a small startup on their legitimately great primary product - ad-free search.
Applications like linear and nextcloud aren't designed to be opened and closed constantly. You open them once and then work in that tab for the remainder of your session.
As others have pointed out in this thread, "feeling slow" is mostly due to the number of fetch requests and the backend serving those requests.
I know the full-blown Linux terminal is "released", but only for Pixel phones by what I've been able to find. Definitely can't install it on my OnePlus 13 yet.
I've been using JuiceSSH for years, but it's getting a bit long in the tooth and doesn't receive updates for years anymore either.