I wrote a script that takes two git commits and opens all changed files in vimdiff tabs side by side. I find lots of things too hard to see in github gui. It depends one [tpope's vim-fugitive].
Migrating off Actions is a pain, but the real lock-in is the network effect. Moving to something like Codeberg means losing all those "drive-by" contributors who won't bother signing up for a new instance just for one small fix
Though given the current flood of AI slop, filtering out the casuals might actually be a feature, not a bug
Though note that this uses j2k by default and jpegoptim for JPEGs. For pages that are mostly just images (e.g. color comics) I prefer to use cjpegli on each page and img2pdf to combine them to a PDF.
Modifying archive-pdf-tools to allow use of cjpegli is something I keep meaning to look into[1], but not at the top of my list.
1: In my tests, cjpegli is more consistent than j2k compressors; that is, for each image there is a setting that j2k does as good, or better, than JPEG, but there is no setting for which j2k averages better than cjpegli because cjpegli just does such a good job of aggressively compressing while always looking good
For sure and I get how someone who's truly immersed in chess theory the entire day can get bored of standard chess but I disagree that its gotten more boring to watch. Here's a very recent Hans Neiman game at Tata steel that's just incredible
I am unhappy about the criminal dimension of voice cloning, too, but there are plenty of use cases.
e.g. If I could have a (local!) clone of my own voice, I could get lots of wait-on-the-phone chores done by typing on my desktop to VOIP while accomplishing other things.
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