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And yeah I use NixOS (in VMs on my Mac, on my desktop, and on server) but nix (just the package manager) instead of Homebrew for me going on a few years now.

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I really like it, it’s really fast and incredibly well built. It doesn’t quite replace Emacs for me (hard to replace software you’ve used for a decade lol) but it’s increasingly my primary editor for most things. Give it a shot! It might feel familiar depending on what you normally use.

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Raycast Zed Warp Emacs Nix Safari (also Arc but more Safari) CleanShot X Tower (git GUI) VMware Fusion

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I just don’t think I can stay squatted for hours 😞

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One of these, for example (not this specific brand, just the first hit when I searched for "squat office chair") https://pipersong.com/

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I saw these squat chairs that I was considering but they're pretty expensive and having already spent tons of money on Herman Miller chairs I didn't pull the trigger and wanted to try one in person first but didn't find a physical store that kept them...

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Payments/splitting bills are seriously such a pain when traveling. Daimo looks great, but doesn't this still require everyone to be onchain and/or have a balance on Base? If they have on/off ramps, don't those usually have fees too? I'd love to have a payment app work across borders 🤷

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Was software I used and got frustrated by a bug, went to IRC and someone suggested I try to fix it myself.

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Yep, I'm working on a static site syntax highlighter as a plugin for Pandoc (https://pandoc.org) and came across something that's a bit inconvenient for me, found an open issue from someone requesting the same thing I need, and it looks like a reasonable change to me so might as well try and get that PR out :)

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Working on a PR for tree-sitter today! https://tree-sitter.github.io/tree-sitter/

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Congratulations! Exciting times ahead, I’m sure!

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Yeah I got some of these too and thought it was just a scam but then I checked and it looks like my GitHub contributions do actually qualify for an airdrop. If I claimed I’d send em a tip lol this is too funny

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Errr typo: meant to say “why not diversify” 🙈

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I always instant sold my RSUs, and put most of that money back into whatever ETFs. Not Google but point still stands, why bother diversify?

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Unless I’m missing something, no. There’s keybindings etc to highlight sections of code to be added in the assistant context but it does not automatically learn a codebase when you open it. I didn’t realize Cursor did this either, that’s pretty cool!

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I haven’t used Cursor, but Zed integrates with both GitHub Copilot and OpenAI chat (you can open a chat panel and supply your own api key). I personally don’t use Copilot but the chat is pretty helpful.

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So yeah, exactly what you’re thinking 🙂

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What worked well for our team at previous job was the monitoring team had all the infra managed and exposed namespaced things to us so e.g. we managed our own alarms and graphs in IaC in our repo, and at build/deploy time it deployed to the infra they managed. Good compromise, and if we needed more levers we collab’d

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Depends on the internal team structure and engineering culture IMO. If lots of teams managing their own services, I’d say placing all IaC with that same service is going to mean less stepping on other teams toes in my experience.

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