Cyberdog

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by Cyberdog 5y ago
How ironic that OP didn't link to the GH repo itself. It's https://github.com/SuPythony/Github-Stars-Extension Chrome only for now.
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
> Is that something that exists? a company that does that? If not, is there a better way? can someone find one, as I'm probably not smart enough to find one. Soylent was intended to be that. And there were some people when it first
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Maybe it makes sense. Maybe it doesn't. Regardless, those are the rules to be on the App Store. They are widely known and shouldn't have been a surprise or a source of frustration to anyone. If her entire business model was someho
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
I guess it's a good idea in theory, but the language of the license is somewhat indecipherable. > Adjust these dollar figures for inflation according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics’ consumer price index for all urba
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Well… yes. This is a well-established factor of being in the App Store which not even other massive corporations are exempt from, and surely she knew about it before submitting her app. Did she think an exception would be made for her for s
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Just wait until you learn about the correct pronunciation of "karate!" :D
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
> I'm sure it does fine at that, but there are perils with SSHFS-type access (like file corruption risks when you switch between editing machines.) What does VSC do to mitigate that? > And this really doesn't get close to wh
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
As someone who greatly prefers wired keyboards, it feels like the wired connection is getting second billing here. For example: > Glove80 is powered by ZMK, an open-source firmware specially designed for Bluetooth LE-enabled keyboards. O
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
> Seriously, what is wrong with this comment? Genuinely curious. Well, for one, it's telling another (highly successful) company how to run their business. But also, I am a web developer who's been developing on Macs for all of
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Nova does let you have projects with files accessed over a SSH connection. From the Launcher (project browser) window, select "Add Project…", then "Add Remote Project…"
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Still not a Mac-native app. The tab, with its always-visible (as opposed to just on hover) close widget on the wrong side, is a big give-away.
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
With regards to writing extensions, I wrote one [1] to integrate the Luacheck analyzer for Lua code which pipes the buffer to an arbitrary program. It doesn't put the result in a pop-up (for that I think you can use Workspace.showInfor
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Ah. Well, that's still something you can do with Tasks in a manner; just write a line of shell script to invoke the interpreter with the path to the desired file, and select "On Finish" from the "Open Report" menu t
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
To find extensions, select "Extension Library" from the "Extensions" menu. Not entirely sure what you mean by "run a file," but under "Project Settings" ("Project" menu) you can set up scrip
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
VS Code is an Electron app. Pretty much anything that isn't a web browser will have a lower memory footprint. Nova is a proper Mac app, which is one of the reasons I love it so much. No Electron to gobble up RAM and CPU needlessly and
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Here's a Rust extension: https://github.com/kilbd/nova-rust And here's the one of the three for Go which looks the most robust from cursory glance: https://github.com/GwynethLlewelyn/Go.n
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Like other tradesmen I'm glad to pay for tools which make me more productive. Nova is the best code editor on the Mac in my humble (but correct) opinion and it has paid for itself many, many times over.
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
It's a whole new program from scratch, not just an update of Coda, so a new name was appropriate.
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Pssh, who wants forum content of all things to be accessible with search engines? Get with the times, man! If it's not rendered client-side and completely inaccessible in contexts outside of an entire browser stack, nobody will take it
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
> bhyve (for all its worth currently) isnt mentioned, but it would be nice to see peoples experiences with it to date. props for not flogging jails as a solution however, as quite a few BSD purists will cheerlead this as virtualization.
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Looks like nobody has mentioned TOML yet, so I will. It's basically INI syntax with stricter rules and can be used as such if you wish, but also supports some extra features like arrays, dictionaries/tables, timestamp values, nest
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
Does anyone know how this worked with regards to visas? I know some countries are visa-free to EU residents for shorter stays; did she just stick to those, or did she have to get visas for some of them? Also, are you able to just fly a smal
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
I agree with you completely. Nginx's config syntax is better than Apache's but it still feels like mystery meat. Can you use this directive or option within this block? Maybe, maybe not. If not, why? Who knows. It's just not
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
I disagree about the "ticker." Items moving on a page without my request and particularly without any purpose are annoying to me at the best. Sadly, such nonsense is quite common in modern web design.
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
More or less. The "startup screen" would basically be a screenshot of the "empty" state of the first screen of the app, so, for example, if you had an email app, you'd load a screen which had an empty list where the
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Boise, ID, USA or remote Web developer with 14 years of professional experience (and a decade of hobbyist experience before that). Sorry, I don't know much about this week's trendy frameworks and languages, but I do
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
I suspect that sites trying to do this sort of thing might quickly find themselves at the top of hostile domain lists as similarly happened to all those sites that embedded crypto miners a couple years ago. At the very least the scripts wil
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Boise, ID, USA or remote Web developer with 14 years of professional experience (and a decade of hobbyist experience before that). Sorry, I don't know much about this week's trendy frameworks and languages, but I do
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by Cyberdog 5y ago
I grew up in Northern California, as in one county away from the Oregon border, and was confused by a child when people referred to the Sacramento and San Francisco areas as "Northern California" since we had to drive several long

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