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You couldn’t use Obsidian sync headless though.

That’s a bit ridiculous, no one is forcing you to interact with his work. I find his articles to be informative source on the practical aspects of LLMs. And clearly other people agree. This is a very meaningless resentment to harbor.

Why does it make him sound like a wanker? That’s a very uncharitable reading for no particular reason.

One of those points is not like the other, Marimo’s feature to deploy a notebook as WASM is a very nice feature imo.

Who are comparable providers in your opinion? Hetzner has KYC and needs ID for you to use their services, I’d rather go with a service that didn’t. Any recommendations?

Curious, what was your process debugging/diagnosing this? How did you reach the conclusion that it was packet congestion?

How do you decide when to reach for Polars vs DuckDB?

Can any SREs tell us how applicable this book is today? Is it still a useful read?

The age-old question, do I strive to learn new tools that are better designed (Xonsh, Nushell, Fish)? Or old tools that are omnipresent (Bash/Posix)?

I like Xonsh, it’s pretty nice to work with, but it makes going back to Bash, when I have to, even more painful.

Quickemu gives me the ability to instantly spin up a full blown VM without fiddling with QEMU configurations, just by telling it what OS I want.

This might be less useful for those who are quite familiar with QEMU, but it’s great for someone like me who isn’t. So this saves me a whole lot more than 2 minutes. And that’s generally what I want from a wrapper: improved UX.