The CTRL+M keybind on Linux is under-rated; most applications such as web-browsers highjack it; it's really nice to using that instead of <Enter> for line returns.
The CTRL+M keybind on Linux is under-rated; most applications such as web-browsers highjack it; it's really nice to using that instead of <Enter> for line returns.
The CTRL+M keybind on Linux is under-rated; most applications such as web-browsers highjack it; it's really nice to using that instead of <Enter> for line returns.
Mentioned it before, but using 'handoff' is insanely productive when working in OpenCode; I highly recommend https://github.com/joshuadavidthomas/opencode-handoff
I've really been enjoying progressively moving away from Google services towards Proton.
Should it go in the todo list or your calendar? Seperate the concerns: places you ought to be go in the calendar, and the rest in the todo list.
The concept of "compaction" within AI seems to be less and less used. Mostly, sub-agent calls from orchestrators mitigate token costs. However, the "handoff" approach from AmpCode is quite elegant IMO https://ampcode.com/news/handoff
Wow! Perplexity AI cited one of my Taskwarrior articles in one of my search prompts.
It's super easy and anonymous to buy an Estonian mobile phone number, very nice for online privacy
Had the pleasure dining with the Bolt and TiDB representatives , in Tallinn. Super refreshing and profoundly technical ppl
Maven's standard project structure uses reverse DNS notation; and I really wish this was more common in other languages; it's so helpful.
Source code is leaking massively to LLM providers outside of your jurisdiction. And most people are just shrugging at this fact. I may do a write-up about this.