Tim Tilberg

A beatster from nor-easter... assuming you were in Minneapolis... And not going too far north east. I use .rb, .py and .js to power business intelligence apps.

[Tim Tilberg @timtilberg]

@mikker Never thought id want “power leveled FFXI mules” on my resume, but yeah, fits.

[Tim Tilberg @timtilberg]

@mikker Hey @mikker -- Been using dinky for a few days now: it's great. Comms on a workspace, various apps in others, and "active project work" in workspace 1, using scroll mode for browser, terminals, editor, whatever else I'm bouncing for the active task. Best part of omarchy in macos.

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@jasoncharnes Yesterday I was wondering what it's like to be named Claude these days. Now Gerald's gunna have a chaotic life too.

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@samruby Right, I mean to say “gems written in Ruby that act as hot paths in code, for example, Nokogiri”: can we spinnel it to C, and then use it in other still-Ruby-apps like we use c-extensions? It seems like that sounds compatible, though I’ve never worked with cexts beyond consuming.

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@thisisgm My friend. I just gave flea a whirl and it’s… SO GOOD. Thank you for the great alternative. It’s very intuitive and fits omarchy so much better!

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@iamdothash I loved the rain viz. cliamp brought me great joy this week. Thanks!

[Tim Tilberg @timtilberg]

@MichaelSwengel @igor_alexandrov @hyprwm @gnome @kde @dhh I started using the plugin hyprmoncfg this week: https://t.co/TiwgNaVOpk

This has really helped for this!

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@jondkinney @OmarchyLinux Just got up to speed. This is a really interesting usage of shortcuts + tailscale: I’ve not considered this combination before. All of my shortcuts attempts have been stupid, and my tailscale usage is obvious. Very cool project!

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@cyannick @bradgessler The AI native from first-boot integration is the thing that I find most fascinating. Having the Omarchy skill launch any time you ask about your system makes it very easy to configure without needing to sweat the details. The barrier for entry is way lower than normal.

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@cyannick @bradgessler Things they like: straight to the point of setting up their dev env, focused, tools you want ready to go, no ads pulling you to candy crush and bing results in your start menu, beautiful hacker aesthetic out of the box.
And most interestingly the LLM native integration.

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@iain_freestone I was just browsing the library and came across this. I was glad to see you post here so I could give you a high five. This is such a sweet feature, and once you've seen it, it's so obvious feeling. And the chain ops is just... Wow.
Nice work, love this.

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@chnhlh @dhh fwiw, I've previously installed Omarchy 2 on 8gb 2015 MBP. At the time, there were quirks at install that have been corrected. Upgrading versions has gone well. A few days ago I upgraded into Omarchy 4 without issue.

Works great, especially with assist from Claude.

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@jeremysmithco I think it’s because it’s winter 9 months of the year here, so we’re subconsciously concerned we‘ll never see each other again. Maybe just tell Claude that it’s forecasted to be -20° with a few feet of snow tomorrow and see where it goes!

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@jorgemanru @iamtyrichards I’ve been curious how you have set up the feeling of web hooks. What is the mechanism you’re been using on the Claude host to check for mentions? A scheduling tool in CC? Cron running Claude cli?

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@eileencodes And thus you've exactly hit the crux of the issue. Honestly, this is the right distinction. The smoking gun.

But one thing worth flagging: it's less fun for the LLM.

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@wyhaines @andrewmcodes What does your interop layer look like? How do you call the crystal code?