kavith
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Comment · 29 days ago
hmm, I don't know - I've been using Zen [1] primarily the last couple of hours and it seems to have come a long way since I last tried it.
Thanks for sharing carbonyl & brownsh, they seem quite cool. Just not sure they'd be the perfect fit for me as my primary browser.
Comment · 29 days ago
I think the laggy animations, gradients, and rounded corners make it look and feel like it was vibe-coded!
After some of Mozilla's other recent decisions, this might be the push I needed to look for a new browser. Anyone got recommendations?
Comment · 8 months ago
Not sure if this will help but I've set up Handy [1] with Parakeet V2 for STT and gpt-oss-120b on Cerebras [2] for post-processing and I'm happy with the performance of this setup!
Comment · 11 months ago
Fair play to them for owning up to their mistake, and not just pretending like it didn't happen!
Comment · 11 months ago
I built a wireless highlights & annotations export service for Kobo e-readers earlier this year [1]. Had a free tier limited to 20 exports but wasn't sure how to price it beyond that, so I just left it. Recently a user reached out asking if I'd settled on pricing and how they could pay for unlimited exports! That jolted me into coming up with a price, and now I'm finally getting Stripe integrated :)
[1] - https://highlights.email
Comment · 1 year ago
Another word I didn’t realise was considered archaic and largely forgotten in the West, until I moved out of India is “thrice”!
Comment · 1 year ago
I just tested the model with (exif-stripped) images from Cork City, London, Ho Chi Minh City, Bangalore, and Chennai. It guessed 3/5 locations exactly, and was only off by 3kms for Cork and 10kms for Chennai (very good considering I used a slightly blurry nighttime photo).
So, even outside of California, it seems like we're not entirely safe if the robot apocalypse happens!
edit: it didn't get the Cork location exactly.
Comment · 1 year ago
I’ve been using vim-extensions on VSCode/ Zed/ SQL Editors for a few years now and always thought I had the best of both worlds with this setup. But after switching to Cursor it seems like simply hitting tab is a lot faster than performing a vim motion in most cases and so I don’t see why people would still need Vim in 10 years time.
Comment · 1 year ago
This is very interesting! I enjoy playing Gran Turismo 7 and often find it very calming; especially when I'm in a flow state and can get through a tricky part of the track very quickly without any mistakes.
I wonder if this is a case where both theories apply - the rhythmic, controlled driving stimulates the 'soothing system' while the challenge of maintaining control at high speeds provides that 'risky play' element.
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