How do you manage your todo lists? I'm on my fifth try: http://paste.textboard.org/d50b66d5
>>1
I believe most people here would recommend Org Mode for that.
I write mine on pieces of paper.
obsidian.md is really good for personal stuff, and has some nice plugins for tasks, calendars, and kanban boards
org mode org agenda
>>3
nice proprietary malware
I use org-mode, but I don't have very long lists these days.
:shrug:
1. data isn't stored in a proprietary format
2. works well on most platforms without work-arounds
3. I can use whatever sync system I want on whichever platform I want
If I have access to my sync system of choice and a text editor, my data is safe and easy to navigate. I don't need extra accounts, and I don't need to pay for anything in order for it to work the way I want to use it.
pi-pi-pi
pen
paper
patience
>>7
I'll see your 3P and raise you a 5P.
Proper preparation prevents poor performance.
>>7
5P?
Presumably, people prepare properly pleasing pertinent procedures passing performance particulars, preferences pertaining popular prominent points peering past prancing plastic passé plastering posturing presumptions, or 23P.
I love it here. We all know what we want.
I went to God damned HN and they bitched at me for posting too much.
I wish PG could see what he's done.
>>9
Preposterously purple prose, probably produced pending proper preparation, perhaps paricularly pleasing pitiful plebeian popular preferences, peculiarly pondering precarious passé paper palace points presumably past pertinence, precludes pleasuring prominent patrician palates.
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PEE PEE POO POO
I have a Kaban board: https://files.catbox.moe/datmyd.jpg
>>13 which anime?
>>14 Kemono Friends
GPT bot wrote two different ways to delegate tickets assigned to him. One was a direct patch of the board (yes you can send it code and it will patch it for you) and the other was a quick python script to send it ticket descriptions.
It probably needs a bit of work to eg: ignore TODO and DONE tickets and also should put responses in files named after the tickets and have some nice way to include code snippits. It should probably also set the ticket state to REVIEW and assign it to a reviewer.
You can ask the bot I've hit my limit asking it to write widget toolkits in TurboC.
import configparser
import chatgpt
import sys
# get the section name from the command-line arguments
section_name = sys.argv[1]
# initialize the ConfigParser object
config = configparser.ConfigParser()
# read the INI file
config.read("my_file.ini")
# retrieve the value of the "description" key from the specified section
description = config.get(section_name, "description")
# initialize the chat thread and provide a name for the thread
thread = chatgpt.Thread(name="my_thread")
# submit the description string to the thread
thread.submit(description)
# retrieve the response from the thread
response = thread.get_response()
# write the response to a file
with open("response.txt", "w") as f:
f.write(response)
# update the INI file with the path to the response file
config.set(section_name, "response", "response.txt")
# save the updated INI file
with open("my_file.ini", "w") as f:
config.write(f)
In case you're wondering what that looks like: http://paste.textboard.org/5e667c51
