and always install extra guide wire

so pretty close to how jetbrains ranks files in their search?

Actually, I haven't used JetBrains, didn't know they did something similar until now!

This came from a different angle I read about how the human brain operates on ~20 watts yet processes information incredibly efficiently. That got me thinking about how developers naturally encode semantics into folder structures without realizing it.

The "cognitive" framing is because we're already doing the work of organizing code meaningfully Mantic.sh just searches that existing structure instead of recreating it as embeddings. Turns out path-based search is just efficient pattern matching, which explains why it's so fast.

Interesting to hear JetBrains converged on a similar approach from the IDE side though!

A lot of plastic? less than a couple takeout orders no?(sure that's less of a toxic plastic in food containers but still)

It removes the most important part of Zettelkasten: You

True

There are so many artifacts that could cause those observations that I emit serious doubts that's what is happening in those experiments.

OpenWrt, make a wifi network only for those nasty spying devices, printers, tvs etc

If your accountant doesn't give you the forms AND worksheets, change accountant.

They do. The problem isn’t understanding the numbers, they gave me last year, it’s making sure I am doing things correctly for both my US taxes and Norwegian taxes, including following the specifics of the US/Norway tax treaty.

Claude Code is much more efficient even compared to Cursor using the Anthropic models. The planning and tool use is much better.

Happened to lots of commercial routers too (free wifi with sign-in pages in stores for example) and that's way outside us-east-1

Was just on a Lufthansa and then United flight - both of which did not have WiFi. Was wondering if there was something going on at the infrastructure level.

Unfortunately that is also be par for the course

What if they use the same router inside AWS and now they cannot login too?

Depends... do you need wifi, screen and others always on? can you wake some on a timer? on user interaction? on interrupts?

https://lastminuteengineers.com/esp32-sleep-modes-power-cons...

You can use those sleep modes in micropython as well

https://randomnerdtutorials.com/micropython-esp32-deep-sleep...