It's nice but I prefer https://github.com/extrawurst/gitui cause it's a little snappier.

Same here. In my case my Amazon.com and Amazon.ca are separate accounts sharing different passwords yet the same email. Fucking weird.

I find GitHub Copilot Chat is a pretty good assistant.

This reads a lot like https://earthly.dev

Gotta love the irony of reading news about news being blocked by news being blocked by a paywall.

The Head Of IT at my employer insists when he gets sick of his job and completely burnt out of his career he's retiring to become an alpaca farmer.

Not a bad idea… alpacas and goats could serve a lot more of the west coast eating up a lot of flammable brush. He could even starlink a small office setup and get paid to be on call.

Uhhh... Did you read the site? That book is a free PDF.

You can also buy a few cheap RFID stickers that can be overwritten from your phone. The cheapest stores like a kilobyte or so, which is plenty for quite a few codes.

You can glue them in inconspicuous "boring" places in plain sight, like under a mousepad or behind a movie poster hung on the wall.

Great way to hide secrets in your home without owning a traditional safe (which just screams "steal me! I'm the valuable thing in the room!" anyway.)

VR ping pong is awesome. You never have to chase for the missed ball!

>You never have to chase for the missed ball!

That's a feature? You can do that with a real ping pong ball... I'd love to not have to do it...

You don't need ChatGPT Plus, but you do need to get an API key and give them your credit card so they can bill you at the end of the month. It's very cheap though! $1 is worth about 375 thousand words.

GPT-4 API costs $0.03-$0.12/1000 tokens (the top for prompt tokens on the 8k context option, the top for response tokens on the 32k context option, and response on 8k and prompt on 32k are $0.06/1000), so best case about 33,000 tokens/$. tokens:words is about 4:3, so that’s about 25,000 words/$, not 375,000 words/$.

(Practically, you aren’t going to get quite the ideal even on the 8k context option because you are going to use at least some response tokens on each request, though I would imagine text -> software controls can be optimized so that the response is fairly token-efficient in most cases.)

Also, GPT-4 API access is in limited-access with a waitlist that is advertised as prioritized based on submitting AI evaluation cases to OpenAI’s repository.