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Was curious but the git link there doesn't load?

I missed if the collaboration portion can be self-hosted, or is it available via some API access. Anyone know?

Could never get mouse copy to work well (using mac at moment). When I make text selection, selects yellow and upon release goes to terminal prompt. I had one config work at one point and it kept selecting from all panes, not just one the one I'm in. Any ideas?

This is also why i gave up on it. Don't want to install iTerm either, more blaot.

Try iterm2 which has mouse reporting

Slightly off topic, how does one learn to start customizing their mac like this - 1 simple example for any customizing. Thanks!

Using built-in tooling (settings) could anyone share your ways to get to app + switch to correct window.

For comparison a single use case, what are the top linux tools used today to quickly list/watch which program/process made outbound to where?

Does this work by just training once with next token prediction? Want to understand better how it creates fluent sentences if anyone can provide insights.

Hmm redundecy?


Could anyone recommend a budget tooling (has most features desired, please explain) to capture on wire like an oscilloscope. Help understand what kind of sample rates needed etc. features desired, cost and any recommended brand/models to get by. Thx!


The QSGMII signals in this blog are very high speed. Beyond the range of what you can measure with budget tooling. Even the probes for such lines are thousands of dollars.

There are some budget sampling oscilloscopes on the market, but budget is still mid four figures and up. That's before probes, cabling, and other things you'd need. Sampling oscilloscopes are only useful for repeating test patterns sent by SDK tools, not for capturing normal data as it goes by

It's possible to look at Ethernet signals with oscilloscopes in the budget range but you would need appropriate fixtures to tap the line. Even at those speeds, touching a regular oscilloscope probe on to a wire disturbs the circuit so much that it might stop communicating.


At the other end of the scale, looking at classic 10M Ethernet signaling is perfectly doable with a sub-$1k scope, and 100M should also be fine with anything 500MS/s or higher. Note that Cat5 is rated for a bandwidth of 100MHz.


What workflows (similar or any modern practices) exist today - would anyone share their workflow for html/html5/canvas, etc.


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