digitalWestie

Not that this isn't great or anything, but this repo could almost be a single a file. E.g. this is what I have in `/usr/local/bin/howdoi`...

```

#!/bin/bash

query="$*"

prompt="Briefly, (in one line or two maximum) tell me: how do I $query"

echo $''

ollama run gemma3 --nowordwrap "$prompt"

```

Yes! I've always said twitter was better before images/multimedia!

Just wanted to give the little guy a hug

huh, doesn't for me :/

oh! and this is the first time I can remember someone discussing York Cafe on HN!

Really enjoying this!

This is the answer. People need to consider D3 more as a graphics/dom manipulation library than a charting library.

It's a few times over the years I've read about govs switching to linux like this. Anyone know how they got on?

Love this! I've always wondered about approaches to something like this and ... This is pretty much what I imagined.

... wat

'The difference (to me) is that the advanced discussions are less "how-to"s and more "here's stuff you probably never even thought about... avoid these pitfalls".'

great distinction here, thanks!

No not negative at all. It's not the right fit for you. What would you go for out of interest?

Anyway your idea about collecting questions ahead of time is great. I would love to just react to the audience with questions and allow people to get on with things but not everyone will be self directed.

Having questions or topics of interest up front could help strike a balance though!

This is interesting. For future I'm thinking I need to set up trading days that are as much self directed as instruction.

Yess! All these things. My goal is to make it hands on as possible. Numbers will be capped so I can get around everyone. If more people sign up I'll have an assistant.

When I've done this before it works well. The only snag is where people are at different levels and want to go different speeds. But this is where bonus exercises/stretch goals can set challenge for those racing ahead.

Thanks for your thorough answer!

What's been your favourite item that you've picked up at an event?

That last point, combined with a few things others have said really has me thinking.

I'm not sure what it could be but some sort of physical element, setting or some 'toys' would be really interesting.

Ugh that's a bit frustrating. Indeed a little bit a prep could've gone a long way to making that a better experience.

Ok keep it simple before doing any zany stuff

Oh I had no idea I'll check it out.

Ok so you'd be happy with it just being online. That's fair enough.

Quite understandable. Would 2 days be minimum?

Some oversight on my part, it's been on my to-do list to link those in via the database.

Say for example user activity on a project management type application. The activity being kanban boards modified, comments added etc.

I'd suggest joining the Scottish tech club discord and posting there https://www.scottishtechnology.club/

Does anyone know of comparable, up-to-date research?

That's fine, but the burbs are exactly that, the suburbs. You will find suburbs like you describe around any of the towns given here as examples.

You'll always have the suburb option. I think the question is more around the extent of 'automobile-centricity' we want.

This looks an appropriate use of my time.

Why niche it down to 'mobile' specifically?

As a security novice could you expand?

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Full stack web-dev specialised in Ruby on Rails/jquery. Frequently use GitHub, Heroku, AWS, in projects. Love hacking physical things too with arduino / electric imp / raspberry pi.