Here's a sketch: https://chatgpt.com/share/68640b97-9a48-8007-a27c-fdf85ff412... -- selenium drives your actual browser under the hood.
I think it's important to notice that free software is free to use and extend by people who don't necessarily share philosophical or political convictions of the software's author.
Thanks, this showcases the product very well. Looks like I won't use it though, cause I like how Microsoft's copilot and it's implementations in emacs work: suggest completions with greyed out text after cursor, in one…
Surprise, surprise, emacs was there before you: run one daemon, open as many windows as you'd like.
Surprisingly accurate. There are dozens of custom fountain pen makers online now, but the wait times only increase from what they used to be a few years ago.
Helm-projectile rant is well deserved. I'm often ashamed looking at my colleagues trying to find some file with a mouse in their big fat IDEs.
Here's a sketch: https://chatgpt.com/share/68640b97-9a48-8007-a27c-fdf85ff412... -- selenium drives your actual browser under the hood.
I think it's important to notice that free software is free to use and extend by people who don't necessarily share philosophical or political convictions of the software's author.
Thanks, this showcases the product very well. Looks like I won't use it though, cause I like how Microsoft's copilot and it's implementations in emacs work: suggest completions with greyed out text after cursor, in one…
Surprise, surprise, emacs was there before you: run one daemon, open as many windows as you'd like.
Surprisingly accurate. There are dozens of custom fountain pen makers online now, but the wait times only increase from what they used to be a few years ago.
Helm-projectile rant is well deserved. I'm often ashamed looking at my colleagues trying to find some file with a mouse in their big fat IDEs.