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How much "vibe coding" is involved?
And are you Peter Thiel by any chance 😉
I’m pretty confident in my Rust and Vue skills, so not using chatGPT(or any other AI tool) in my work). I wrote all of the VOID by my hands. Why Peter Thiel though?
Can you explain the rust-fetch dependency?
Why Peter Thiel though?
It was a (failed) joke about your user-name.
I used rust fetch to fetch css for themes and manifests from GitHub repository with themes (and plugins soon as I rewrite current solution based on git2 dependency) that you import. Probably there was a better solution, but rust fetch finds me first)
How did you find that crate?
Why do you think you need it?
Could you message me in matrix or telegram? I always trying to improve my skills, your feedback could help me a lot.
I just googled smth like fetch in rust and it was one of the first link. What’s wrong with it, still make its job done.
What’s wrong with it
- It's a random crate no one uses.
- You're not even really "using" it. You are just importing a re-export of
reqwest, which is what I expected you to immediately notice after I brought it into attention. You can obviously just remove it and usereqwestdirectly. - Still, trusting a re-export is not a trivial matter. The random author of the no-name crate could replace the original
reqwestwith something malicious, or bad in some other way, in a v0.1.1 release. That (theoretical) release will be picked up after acargo updatecall, or whenCargo.lockis not checked, which is the case by default with libraries.
When you asked me about this crate, I just wrote how it’s used not checking the code itself, my bad
Thanks, checked parts where I use it, found a few serious bugs in code. I’ll remove rust-fetch and use pure reqwest library. Thanks again, you helped a lot)
Just as a referenced for "second brain" local apps I suggest to look at dendron. Dendron is no longer being maintained but it still works and I use it for my notes since I adopted it a few year ago, it's pretty great for programmers since it works on top of VS Code.
I've been using and enjoying Logseq.
Looking at your post and the README, I can't figure out what this app does, nor what "second brain" means.
Open source Obsidian notes application.
The second brain part comes (I think) from the zettelkasten method of brain dumping all of your thoughts, notes on things you learn, etc... "On paper” in order to organize it and not lose it.
It is often recommended (along with to-do lists) for people with ADHD, and good for people like me with bad short-medium term memory.
Basically, it’s just powerful app that is used to manage user knowledge management system/notes
Still doesn't make sense, nor does it sound useful.
How dare someone have the audacity to create a program that isn't useful for YOU, the person around whom the entire universe rotates!
Seriously, though, the creator is volunteering their time and energy to create something for the greater good, even if you can't figure it out. If you can't invest the minimal effort to not shit on it, invest the even smaller amount to fuck off.
Notion, Obsidian and Evernote are also second brain apps. None of the major ones are open source though, which is what makes this project cool. It's fine if that's not useful for you, but the way you're replying is kind of reductive, and honestly a bit mean.
There's also logseq, which I would pit into this category, and is open source
Oo, thanks for the tip!!
Admitted, it was a bit reductive and mean, because I was annoyed about the long list of meaningless mumbo-jumbo in the post, without explaining what this app supposedly does / is useful for. If people have something useful to present, why not start with the useful bit of info? "Managing knowledge management" sounds a bit like the "president of the tautology association presidency"
I'm sorry you weren't able to understand it, do you need an explain like I'm five?
No, an explanation like you were five wouldn't improve upon OP.
You're really a chummy type, aren't ya?
You're much kinder than I. I think the term "self-centered arsehole" applies here.
You don't see the humor in you having said, "Do you want me to explain it like I'm five?"
I thought it was funny. And that's why they replied the way they did. You were also being very snarky. And who wants assistance from someone being snarky?
This is definitely a both sides are wrong argument. /2¢
ELI5 is a pretty established thing that's self-evident.
Your comment just now is entirely true, but you completely missed the point.
The funny part is, you basically offered to talk like a child when explaining.
Managing and organizing notes doesn't sound useful?
manage user knowledge management system/notes
doesn't have the same ring to it as
Managing and organizing notes
The first one sounds like it's a meta-management engine with a very abstract purpose that is not explained in OP. The second - your wording - sounds like a simple Notes app, and I mean "simple" in a good way. The OP doesn't manage to communicate such a simple message.
It may not have the same ring to it but if you think about it for more than two seconds you may realize that it has the same meaning :-)
Ah so we're just shitting on OP for being a non-native English speaker doing their best. Carry on.
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Don't take it to heart. I've literally been spit on for passing out food to the homeless. Misery loves company and some people are so miserable that they form a multinational corporation.
Thanks) I’m here not to argue with anyone, but just to share my work. Still readme could be confusing for someone, I’ll rework it soon.
is universal flatpak packaging planned? this looks like something i'd want to use to replace my plaintext notes.
Yep, after successfull beta
Would suggest updating the ReadMe as I was also confused in regard to the usage of this app, seems cool, not sure what I personally would use it for.
As of making this comment you’re at 108 stars, this will make it 109, keep up the great work!
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I had to look up what all this means, it's new to me. But very cool! Please post when a release is out, I'd love to try it
Thanks! I’ll let you know when release comes
This looks AWESOME! As an ADHD squirrel, I'm super excited about this. I have zero programming skill, but I'll happily test the hell out of it.
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