playing a game on different platforms requires you to buy the game again cus of development time spent for a specific platform. with the cost of software getting cheaper, we should get a license for a game that’s accessible on all platforms
Why is there no native clipboard pasting support/library for Wayland ☹️ I need more development on it for voice dictation on linux systems. Been having to switch from Wayland to Xorg just to use a tool like Handy (wispr-flow alternative)
Obsidian. I’ve been gaining more respect for Obsidian for the quality of the product and the utility it has shared with the world. Even though it is closed-source, the software remains free, and their community is actively building plugins to innovate and share ways to store knowledge.
I’m entering my new era of using softwares and products more purposeful and mindful. I read about the creator and the product. Dig into the blogs. That itself is a history of valuable lessons.
Making pottery used to be a craftsmanship until machines come and shift the mean of production. Now we are taking courses to learn pottery for the art itself. At what point do we start appreciating code or the “craft” of code? it’s all a cycle
im curious to see what’s the ratio between accept and deny using an ai agent for software dev
how come i just learned about deepwiki? i love learning codebases and so it solves a bulk of my need— next is for me to see if I can extend this to my Code Judge agent to judge existing codebases— curious to see the eval. this sparks another idea for an a2a project
i love how the team of bluesky was able to scale so quickly to million of users while there was only 3 devs or so
what challenges did/do any of you face with using postgress as your choice of database?
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