![[Devlog 2] Notes that think and link](/content/images/size/w600/2024/11/nabu-banner.png)
What's new: A powerful AI note linking engine and UX improvements. I've been using Nabu for a few months now, but naive link prediction is painful. I recall jotting down something about the Bernoulli principle without mentioning "Bernoulli," and naturally, the suggestion engine drew
![[Devlog 1] Why notes suck](/content/images/size/w600/2024/06/nabu-banner-1.png)
I know I know鈥攁nother note-taking app. It's a second brain, a medium for thought. Everyone and their dog is trying to crack it (or sell it), a testament to the problem's complexity. We're offered gimmicks like a million features or a graph view,
10x your workflow with containerised Rust builds I've tried it all: specifying cache layers, cargo-chef, cargo vendor , and workarounds from across the internet, but cargo inside a Docker container is still excruciatingly slow. I'm talking over ten fekin minutes on first build. Cargo isn't
The practice resources and hardware I used to go from 25 WPM to 100 WPM in a month. Far from the typical areas men like to exaggerate, I hid my actual typing speed in shame. Well into a real job, I was caught looking down for the space bar. Not
I didn't think life (in a terminal editor) could get so good. There's nothing more fulfilling than seamless text editing, but some features are beyond vanilla Vim. I've collated some extensions that range from nifty to aphrodisiacal. I use Neovim but need a backward
Automating dating apps with selenium and encoding your attraction preferences with machine learning. GitHub - yohanderose/Dat3Bot: Simple program that automates popular dating services like Tinder and Bumble.Simple program that automates popular dating services like Tinder and Bumble. - GitHub - yohanderose/Dat3Bot: Simple program that automates popular dating