knoopx

the three OSes is BS, none of them cares about linux

I'm using vicinae on Niri, no issues at all

I second this, if you are daily niri user, show your appreciation, I already did! Here's my personal setup, hope it inspires someone to try it https://github.com/knoopx/nix

bullshit, open source is blooming as never before. also we already have good xml libraries, nobody is interested in that. but yeah i agree with the sentiment that ai is not the magical tool you were promised, useful nevertheless.

very nice!

this is debatable, a proper TUI has the same complexities as conventional UIs + legacy rendering.

linux on game consoles might be a small part of the market, but it's a reality. there's a fair amount of manufacturers, devices and people buying them.

what a coincidence, my eval times have worsened over the past months too!

this, absolutely irrelevant to deepseek

here is a derivation that fetches https://www.usememos.com/ from source, changes the color palette, builds a docker image out of it and spins up a container that traefik exposes automatically: https://gist.github.com/knoopx/afde5e01389e3b8446f469c056e59...

lol, I hope Mr. Altman finds my 10 year old posts relevant

you can probably blame pip

https://github.com/huggingface/llm-vscode

  "llm.backend": "ollama",
  "llm.url": "http://localhost:11434/api/generate",
  "llm.modelId": "codegemma:2b-code-q8_0",
  "llm.configTemplate": "Custom",
  "llm.fillInTheMiddle.enabled": true,
  "llm.fillInTheMiddle.prefix": "<|fim_prefix|>",
  "llm.fillInTheMiddle.middle": "<|fim_middle|>",
  "llm.fillInTheMiddle.suffix": "<|fim_suffix|>",
  "llm.tokensToClear": ["<|fim_prefix|>", "<|fim_middle|>", "<|fim_suffix|>", "<|file_separator|>"],

how it will not hurt reddit given any search result will give them a chance to throw you some ads? fuck reddit, i'm deleting everything. you can always use web cache.

Rendering is very poorly implemented, and there's also a complete cljs runtime underneath.

I have a very bad brain, logseq helps me answer things i would not be able like when was the last time I've seen someone, what are my most frequented places so I can easily recommend when someone asks, know if I already watched a move before renting it or get nearby concerts so I can plan the weekend before it's too late, quickly find tickets i bought half year ago, how much money did I spent the past trip, and all kind of personal information. all in a single place, just one Ctrl-k away. I only store personal info, no blog posts, technical notes or work stuff.

I use plex and only archive music because my collection is rare and will degrade over time (vinyl). not owning the media is what prevents me from using these services too (apart from the lack of catalog). fortunately there's bandcamp and some other sites that understand the rights of the consumer. btw plex + plexamp is fantastic

people used to buy CD/DVD/BR and rip them. nowadays it's easier and faster to download from somewhere.

If you like tachyons check also https://tailwindcss.com/

Today I just released my take on personal music streaming. Some days ago "Phan An" released Koel (https://github.com/phanan/koel) and made me smile because I already started a similar project time ago, however instead of ripping of Spotify UI, which I personally find terrible, I made a "power user" UI that is album-centric (they way I listen music to), keyboard navigable and has a powerful filtering "omnibar". Check it out, it is just one "npm install" away!

I also built something similar, however instead of ripping of Spotify UI, which I personally find terrible, I made a "power user" UI that is album-centric (they way I listen to music), keyboard navigable and has a powerful filtering "omnibar". Check it out at: https://github.com/knoopx/headbang

I'm on the way of building an open source spotify-alike app. For now it already has a server and a osx web-based client app. https://github.com/knoopx/headbang.app

"most advanced mobile OS" an os where you can't choose the default application to open your mail or files and where you have to double click home button and tap to go back to the app you were before. I'm sorry but apple lost the "most advanced mobile os" battle time ago.

I'd rather use http://defunkt.io/dotjs/

Homeschooled, Dropped out of highschool