so I finally came around to this approach. The native terminal is faster and more responsive, and I can easily sync the ssh config across devices with syncthing.
I like Anki for when I want to increase my vocab on words I actually need and am otherwise plateauing. I can take photos of the book, get an LLM to define the word in context, and record audio of my friends saying it if it's particularly tricky to pronounce. Then train on these flashcards to improve over time.
I wouldn't backup the volumes directly. Better to use the mount points as you suggest then back up those mounted directories. If it's a database that usually needs to have its records exported into a backup friendly format. Typically I will do a db dump from a cron job in the host system to summon a script inside a container which writes to a mounted dir which is the thing that I back up.
so I finally came around to this approach. The native terminal is faster and more responsive, and I can easily sync the ssh config across devices with syncthing.
Cooee
I like Anki for when I want to increase my vocab on words I actually need and am otherwise plateauing. I can take photos of the book, get an LLM to define the word in context, and record audio of my friends saying it if it's particularly tricky to pronounce. Then train on these flashcards to improve over time.
https://github.com/ankidroid/Anki-Android
Laughed so hard when that dude showed up. Also loved the bag boys chanting "v8" - what a top film.
Do we have a nominative determinism community?
Well that made me smile
Lol. Fuck off reddit.
Same. It's an OS not a lifestyle choice. Good OS though - two years now I think, and not complaints.
That would be great. Business location is tough on comaps/organic
I still wonder if Chasey ever wrote back
Oh yes.
Summit is a great alternative
Summit is a great alternative
Paywalled, here is an archive link
I wouldn't backup the volumes directly. Better to use the mount points as you suggest then back up those mounted directories. If it's a database that usually needs to have its records exported into a backup friendly format. Typically I will do a db dump from a cron job in the host system to summon a script inside a container which writes to a mounted dir which is the thing that I back up.
Jottacloud is pretty good. They have a Linux CLI too
I've been meaning to try Pixtral for multimodal use cases, looks like llama.cpp is the way but I have only used Ollama before locally.
What was the episode number where it turned out Dennis had a massive Wang?
Oh wow. I am suddenly less excited about our Wayland future.
Yeah that seems about right. Bunch of things that I wish were better but I am not going back. When I absolutely must there's a VM for that.