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It's that you could LIST. Then move cursor up and edit and press enter. (Not found in ZX, but still ok).
Next, you could list, and draw CIRCLE over the program listing. It was live, like smalltalk, but simpler.
Reproducing language variants without immersion described above is not full story.
q)x:1000
q)\t:1000 sum (til x)=/:(til x)
889
q)\t:1000 sum (til x)=/:(til x)
871
q)\t:1000 sum (2#x)#1,x#0
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q)\t:1000 sum (2#x)#1,x#0
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upd: in ngn/k, situation is opposite ;-onot only for mac users.
PROFIT!
- Running build pipelines: make cli tool to initiate them, monitor them and notify you on completion/error (audio). Allows to chain multiple things. Run in background terminal.
- Learning about changed process and people via zoom calls, teams chat and emails: pass logs of chats and emails to LLM with particular focus. Demand zoom calls transcripts published for that purposes (we use meet)
- Raising incident tickets for issues outside of my control: automate this with agent: allow it to access as much as needed, and guide it with short guidance - all doable via claude code + custom MCP
- Submitting forms, attending reviews and chasing approvals - best thing to automate. They want forms? They will have forms. Chasing approvals - fire and forget + queue management, same.
- Reaching out to people for dependencies, following up: LLM as personal assistant is classic job. Code this away.
- Finding and reading up some obscure and conflicting internal wiki page, which is likely to be outdated: index all data and put it into RAG, let agent dig deeper.
Most of the time you spend is on scheduling micro-tasks, switching between them and maintaining unspoken queue of checking various saas frontends. Formalize micro-task management, automate endpoints, and delegate it to your own selfware (ad-hoc tools chain you vibe coded for yourself only, tailored for particular working environment).
I do this all (almost) to automate away non-coding tasks. Life is fun again.
Hope this helps.
https://old.reddit.com/r/ChatGPTCoding/comments/1lusr07/self...
Gonna be lots of posts of selfware like that soon.
Enjoyed it.
Before, I felt mute during Zoom meetings. Now I can explain things with paper and pen. Mouse drawing was never my thing.
My friends couldn’t do the same—it’s a native app for newer Macs only. They all use different OSes or older hardware.
Spent half a day vibe coding a public version. Enjoy. Free as in beer.
Make sure to enable webcam permissions on the page.
Explanation:
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This tool displays a live, perspective-corrected view of your camera pointed at a sheet of paper—like a whiteboard for your meetings. Next, you share that browser tab to your colleagues.
Limitations:
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1. On Windows, stop using the camera in your meeting app (e.g., Zoom) to allow browser access. Not needed on Mac; possibly not needed on Linux.
2. You must tilt your laptop lid down ~45° during setup and use.
3. TODO: Allow setting up paper corners falling outside of the camera view.
Usage:
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• You can share the browser tab in your meeting.
• If Windows+Zoom => stop camera in zoom
• Ensure webcam feed is visible on this app/page.
• Tilt the lid, aim the camera at your paper.
(One-time setup for your paper type)
• With the lid tilted, press spacebar to hold a snapshot.
• Return the lid to upright position.
• Adjust the trapezoid corners to fit your paper.
• Press spacebar again to release the video.
• Tilt the lid again and place your paper within the trapezoid.
(End setup)
• With the lid tilted, press Enter to enter presentation mode.
Furthermore, the mechanisms that ensure the mathematical expectation of electoral outcomes to hover around a fifty-fifty split — a phenomenon observable in many nations — are fundamentally economic in nature. Both factions commit resources to the electoral contest to secure a mere one percent advantage, as such is the foundational principle of democracy: a majority of fifty-one percent prevails.
Thus, economic factors — for an electoral campaign is, in essence, a contest of capital—having, in effect, subverted the very system of democratic elections, inevitably lead to the decay of nations that religiously adhere to the mathematics of a single percentage point as the sole criterion of legitimacy. In optimizing for democratic representation, social stability and equilibrium have been forfeited.
It is akin to the psychological paradox: "I am correct, and all acknowledge it, yet why do I not experience contentment?" It is because one has optimized for correctness — or in the context of elections, for fairness and representativeness — rather than for overall well-being. Such is the predicament inherent in the pursuit of a mere fifty-one percent majority.
Recently I investigated few WASM runtimes and honestly could not manage achieving this task. Only suggestion I got from people is load bunch of packages using termux package manager and operate in shell environment on Android to compile and run example projects.
I would appreciate link to some project that results in APK which (as part of its work) calls WASM function in non-interpeted mode on android (arm/x86).
solution: start firefox during windows startup, too.
https://support.mozilla.org/gl/questions/1085268
however to start it invisible and behave like Edge, it may take additional tweaks. of course, it costs extra startup time and memory. Also, you can switch off Edge boot-time startup, if you want.
Using libgo for 3 year, still cool. Most important: you add it, add some convenience methods on top of it, and forget about it.