Simply the ability to place, edit, and sort by timestamps sets it apart from other notes/knowledge systems.
Requires some familiarity with Sublime Text and ST’s quirks, and eventually an ST license is basically a necessity.
I guess my question is if you had a good solution you'd done before, and also a good understanding of what kinda changes it needs, why bother with hours of AI prompting?
A conference could simply be inside one of the many large and existing academic buildings at one of our fine universities. Why they need to fly to a Las Vegas conference center is nonsensical
Conference venues provide incentives by having cheap venue rent and minor discount on housing and the city makes money by having more people do fun things in their down time.
Purely from efficiency, disregarding politics or “waste” or “delusion”, conference centers are built for a very rational reason - it makes sense and saves money for event organizers.
Note: OpenAI has requested that we not publish the high-compute costs. The amount of compute was roughly 172x the low-compute configuration.
I ended up building my own script runner, fj.sh [1]. It's dead simple, you write your scripts using regular shell functions that accept arguments, and add your script files to your repos. Run with "fj myfunc myarg ...". Installation is basically downloading an executable shell script (fj.sh) and adding it to your PATH. Uninstall by removing it. That's all.
I'm not saying 'just' is bad—it is an awesome, very powerful tool, but you don't always need that much power, so keep an eye on your use case, as always.
[1] github.com/gutomotta/fj.sh