notnmeyer

> My current goal with AI coding tools is to spend 100% of my time doing stuff that matters. (As a UI prototyper, that mostly means tinkering with design concepts.)

this struck me as weird. both in terms of “tinkering” being the most important thing to be doing, and then also describing “working like a surgeon” to be tinkering.

charging by pedaling is just for range extension. obviously you aren’t breaking the laws of thermodynamics on an e-bike.

an emtb with the assist off feels like you’re pedaling out of a black hole.

they’re pretty clearly referring to _their_ use case and not everyone’s. i think people are mostly talking past each other about this. there isn’t one feature set that matters for everyone, so of course a synology is perfect for some and for others it can be replaced with “junk”.

i assumed it was intentional

"RediShell" is an absolutely horrible name that makes it extremely difficult to search for things.

maybe, but there was a time when google was the best alternative too.

i also want an arm laptop running linux with good hardware. hearing it a lot too. fingers crossed.

i miss the old web where websites were fun, so this is kind of neat. on the other hand i’m not a huge fan of sites so loaded with js that performance is abysmal.

hard to say, the article is so short on details.

iirc browsers used to allow direct filesystem access.

amazing

how's the reliability been?

anybody have a GH alternative they like? bonus points awarded for not being a straight clone of GH.

mostly spending free time on my daily note taking / standup tool, daylog: https://github.com/notnmeyer/daylog-cli. more or less the definition of “useless”, for-myself software.

this looks great. excited to give it a go!

i use spotlight to switch apps. having everything in a browser messes with that.

it looks like it is based on vsc. there’s got to be a decent sql client extension, right?

you are wise and have good taste

it’s slow, not great. at a previous place we used go-git and wound up switching to just shelling out to git.

any advice on learning jujutsu? i keep bouncing off tutorials and blog posts about it. i’ve had a difficult time trying to map the github-centric branch-based workflow to jj. i’m sure part of the problem is “don’t try to use it like git”, but i haven’t gotten to the aha moment where it clicks.

i know many very smart people that insist that their muscle memory makes it impossible to switch editors or shells.

i respect the perspective of “i like my tools and have no reason to switch”.

what i feel is constantly missed if the understanding that your regular tools are literally one command away. learning something new doesn’t mean you can’t also take advantage of your muscle memory as necessary.

pretty sure C is the new Go.

kids should _not_ be playing roblox unsupervised (or at all?). it’s full of inappropriate and seemingly unmoderated content, while simultaneously being built to extract microtransactions.

amazing infra challenges, just a shame is a cesspool.

or any other task runner

the chaotic evil take

yeah, this also makes sense

correct

i’d guess it’s more to keep extremely low effort submissions out of the app store.

overers see the world as it is and live to solve problems.

underers are frantically trying to fix their broken lives.

nihilists lacking opinions are empty shells.