iTerm on linux would be the dream! I wanted to switch to ghostty for the performance and sane defaults, but it’s just not feature complete with iTerm yet
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foobar's rock solid. I have a portable copy on a mounted NAS share and it's great for transcoding and being an ad hoc music player while setting up new computers
Well said! LLMs are excellent at translating my intent to what the domain's norms and definitions are. The problem with google'ing 2 years ago was a combination of SEO hijacking and sheer ignorance on the user's end.…
I’m still not over Google Inbox being shuttered. Between the pinned emails, helpful rendering of calendar events like trips/hotel bookings, and sane defaults for swipe actions, it worked really well out of the box.…
I’ve seen this too. Finder is useless when copying a large amount of files -- especially small ones. Used to work at the Apple store and it was incredible how a handful of customers dropped thousands of files onto the…
Lol
What do you like about mailmate? Went to their website and it’s pretty spartan. No idea what makes it worth an annual subscription
re: ms office, you should take a look at visigrid for the excel bits. It's also rust based and very polished with a cli tool for automation. Can't speak to feature parity as I'm not an accountant or someone who traffics…
Based take
Normal for r/localllama or r/localllm maybe
That was a good read! Bit of a diatribe and don't wholly agree, but I can empathize with the author
Came to linux much later but absolutely agree. While being able to customize everything is nice, I prefer a curated experience that nails the defaults so I don't have to tweak it. macos used to be that way from leopard…
Frameworks getting there. Display and keyboard aren't as good as macbooks or thinkpad, but repairability and Linux support are top notch
Didn't know codex was supported in opencode! After anthropic's shenanigans earlier this year I didn't even try to get it working
He won the popular vote the second time around, not the first. The electoral college is deeply undemocratic. Strong argument the States are neither democratic, nor republic; they're a plutocracy. Exacerbated by Citizens…
> TTS - for Piper TTS, trained to speak like SHODAN I didn't know I wanted this! Can just imagine asking how to make a Trinidad Sour and being called an insect lmao
This matches my use cases. Poor speech to text recognition so I don't trust siri to do anything non-trivial
Love my 13 mini. Wish they'd 86 the SE and add USB-C to the mini instead. Intrigued by the Duo though
100% Not a fan of java/spring boot, although kotlin is nice. Currently all of my greenfield work projects are using alpine and tauri (rust). It's more complex than the django web apps, but already seeing strong…
I've built a couple non-trivial, cross-platform apps with alpine.js and htmx with tauri as the sole backend with ipc. Claude is very good at full-stack with the tauri mcp driving harder e2e tests that leverage platform…
Same. Been using orbstack for a couple years now
iTerm on linux would be the dream! I wanted to switch to ghostty for the performance and sane defaults, but it’s just not feature complete with iTerm yet
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foobar's rock solid. I have a portable copy on a mounted NAS share and it's great for transcoding and being an ad hoc music player while setting up new computers
Well said! LLMs are excellent at translating my intent to what the domain's norms and definitions are. The problem with google'ing 2 years ago was a combination of SEO hijacking and sheer ignorance on the user's end.…
I’m still not over Google Inbox being shuttered. Between the pinned emails, helpful rendering of calendar events like trips/hotel bookings, and sane defaults for swipe actions, it worked really well out of the box.…
I’ve seen this too. Finder is useless when copying a large amount of files -- especially small ones. Used to work at the Apple store and it was incredible how a handful of customers dropped thousands of files onto the…
Lol
What do you like about mailmate? Went to their website and it’s pretty spartan. No idea what makes it worth an annual subscription
re: ms office, you should take a look at visigrid for the excel bits. It's also rust based and very polished with a cli tool for automation. Can't speak to feature parity as I'm not an accountant or someone who traffics…
Based take
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Normal for r/localllama or r/localllm maybe
That was a good read! Bit of a diatribe and don't wholly agree, but I can empathize with the author
Came to linux much later but absolutely agree. While being able to customize everything is nice, I prefer a curated experience that nails the defaults so I don't have to tweak it. macos used to be that way from leopard…
Frameworks getting there. Display and keyboard aren't as good as macbooks or thinkpad, but repairability and Linux support are top notch
Didn't know codex was supported in opencode! After anthropic's shenanigans earlier this year I didn't even try to get it working
He won the popular vote the second time around, not the first. The electoral college is deeply undemocratic. Strong argument the States are neither democratic, nor republic; they're a plutocracy. Exacerbated by Citizens…
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> TTS - for Piper TTS, trained to speak like SHODAN I didn't know I wanted this! Can just imagine asking how to make a Trinidad Sour and being called an insect lmao
This matches my use cases. Poor speech to text recognition so I don't trust siri to do anything non-trivial
Love my 13 mini. Wish they'd 86 the SE and add USB-C to the mini instead. Intrigued by the Duo though
100% Not a fan of java/spring boot, although kotlin is nice. Currently all of my greenfield work projects are using alpine and tauri (rust). It's more complex than the django web apps, but already seeing strong…
I've built a couple non-trivial, cross-platform apps with alpine.js and htmx with tauri as the sole backend with ipc. Claude is very good at full-stack with the tauri mcp driving harder e2e tests that leverage platform…
Same. Been using orbstack for a couple years now