I end up using $CDPATH a lot for initial movement. While it's probably not as comprehensive as this, I find it and something like zoxide can cover a lot of ground.
I think its just something I do when communicating online. The other end doesn't have to be a human to be polite. Be polite to everyone and you don't have to worry about angering our future AI overlords.
> Two days after we closed the Paid Memberships Pro listing in the .org repository, Matt sent a direct message to me (Jason) on the WordPress.org Slack Workspace threatening to “take over your listing and make it a community plugin like we did to ACF”.
# Only provide CDPATH when interactive...
if [[ $- = *i* ]];
then
export CDPATH=:"$HOME"/Projects/
fi
`CDPATH` is great. It's like having z, j or zoxide installed for configurable paths. While it doesn't fully replace the former, it provides a lot of the useful functionality for me.
_cleanup_files() {
# Cleanup files
local OFFENDERS=(
"$HOME"/.java
"$HOME"/.oracle_jre_usage
"$HOME"/.pki
"$HOME"/.wget-hsts
"$HOME"/.xsession-errors
...
)
for FILE in "${OFFENDERS[@]}";
do
if [[ -e "$FILE" ]];
then
trash-put "$FILE"
fi
done
}
# Prompt
export PROMPT_COMMAND=_cleanup_files
There are certain files that get created from various apps that I run that aren't really useful (font caches, etc). Try as I might, I can't get them into appropriate XDG-style locations. I could wrap them in boxxy, but this seems simpler. I put them in the trash in case something blew up and I need to recover it.
"Apple Intelligence" was never ChatGPT. You would be prompted (if the app is installed, IIRC) to ask ChatGPT if the Apple Intelligence system was unable to process the request, or needed a larger set of expertise. It would then prompt you for permission to confer with it.
I understand Apple Intelligence is separate from ChatGPT in my device.
Not clear if Apple Intelligence on server side (Siri, etc) uses OpenAI or not in the background, even a private instance.
As for prompting for permission to confer with it on device, it would be great if I could point it at any model/endpoint I wanted as long as it was OpenAI API compatible.
I’d recommend reading Apple’s white papers on this. Even when a user opts (per request) to send data to OpenAI, it sends it obfuscated and requires OpenAI to not store anything. The only time something should be traceable to the user is if the user is signed in to OpenAI to access premium features.
Aren't you able to just copy an image from Preview or whatever, and go to the folder's 'Get Info' dialog and paste it into the icon area? I used to do that on MacOS 9 and macOS ~10.7
Yes, that work for you on your current system. But using a icns file as the source for setting an icon, the icon (quality) can scale across devices & system versions.
So ultimately it’s more of creating an actual portable icon file.
Interesting! I used to use WM as a desktop, and while it wasn't bloated feeling, it did feel like there were rough edges. GNUStep looked interesting, but I guess I never gave it much thought, or hit a roadblock with it.
If both are really two sides to the same coin, it would be nice if they merged. I obviously don't have the full details, though.
