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The beautiful thing about the AT-Protocol is that both platforms don’t need to be competitors; instead, they could benefit from shared lexicons and help each other grow together as a whole.
I hope some of these solutions eventually succeed. LinkedIn’s network effect unfortunately is hard to beat. There’s also @atwork.place as another alternative by @ngerakines.me which I discovered a few months back.
But overall, Kagi provides the best bang-for-the-buck ratio of any internet service I've used in recent years, especially with complementary services like Kagi Translate and Kagi Summarize.
Been using the Professional plan for a couple of months now and am absolutely satisfied with it. Tried Ultimate for a month, but I found the fair-pricing (while absolutely fair and sustainable) to be to restrictive compared to e.g. the Claude Pro plan.
Oh very interesting! Especially them promoting the «Zero-Dependency Philosophy» at the bottom.. 👀
oh damn... always wondered why they stray from the vite-default 5173... but that makes sense
Stumbled upon your npmx alpha-launch post and wondered how the comments were implemented. Thanks for that nice write-up. :)
Oh, I love that feature/feed. It feels a lot like it did on Mastodon — in a positive way :)
GLM-5 in opencode is some kind of witchcraft. I debugged a problem for hours and tried dozens of approaches, and GLM-5 was the one to finally solve it. This happened not once but twice. All the other models kept hitting one brick wall after another.
On desktop, you also can integrate Kagi Translate (translate.kagi.com/extension) into Bluesky through their extension
Oh totally get that! Has been a paint point for me as well… tried compensating by storing bookmarks/the URLs in external systems. But some native synchronization feature integrated with the overall Helium Services would be a charm. :)
This is actually some of the main reasons using it for me. Love that it’s the bare minimum and that for every machine I have to thoughtfully choose what baseline config I want instead of sharing it across different machines and use-cases.
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TIL that this also can be implemented by using a `.pnpmfile.cjs` file to hook into `readPackage` with pnpm. Really nice use case, without any hacky-workaround
In a hacky-way, you can do this by wrapping your package manager in a shell script to catch install commands and validate them against the e18e documentation. (e18e.dev/docs/replace...) PoC by GH Copilot: gist.github.com/t128n/1622b6... (I only tested the small demo shown in the GIF below)