Ingon

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by Ingon 3y ago
Some years ago, I was annoyed by 1password not having any support for Linux and local vaults, and their vault spec was open, so I build a JavaFX app that allows me to read/view my passwords and OTP tokens. https://github.com
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by Ingon 4y ago
https://klev.dev I'm fascinated by the idea of Kafka and wanted to use it like a saas in my own apps, so I made my own take on it. It also doubles as a key/value store, so its useful for a bunch of things. The store it
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Show HN: klevdb – Fast Message Store(github.com)
4 points by Ingon 4y ago|0 comments
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by Ingon 4y ago
Before I was diagnosed, I was wondering how people can see street signs this far and how can they use such a small font. Anything smaller then 14pt for me was not legible. So I was always running things zoomed in (ff was set to %120 zoom fo
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by Ingon 4y ago
Work issued System76/Darter pro, running PopOS 20.04. Have a beefier desktop that I actually use for work, again on PopOS 20.04. Personal, Framework 11th gen running Manjaro/gnome. It’s pretty great with the exception of some issu
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by Ingon 4y ago
For me, its mostly around tooling/dependency management. In go, you install the compiler and you are done - you can create a project, add dependencies (directly from github/git), and ship it as a self-standing binary. In java (gra
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by Ingon 4y ago
Absolutely! Software development is all about making money, and I think this in general is at odds with creativity (different goals, methods, practices, whatnot). However, I also think that there is large group of people who does not code f
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by Ingon 5y ago
Also, Swing is just there, so for a simple app you don’t need to figure out dependencies or how to fit JavaFX into maven/gradle.
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by Ingon 5y ago
Interesting, I’m working on a kafka-like SaaS, in golang also. For the moment I’m keeping events/messages in postgres, but I have always targeted to have a real commit log per topic in some unspecified future. I will take a look at wha
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by Ingon 5y ago
I don’t game. Pop_OS! for work, Manjaro at my own laptops (framework atm), ubuntu on servers. For me the last 3 years have been the years of linux. Used to be on macos before that, windows even before that. I’m looking forward to the linux
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by Ingon 5y ago
Our issue with lib/pq is that it doesn’t respect context deadlines/cancellation - e.g. a long running query will keep running till its done (in postgres), even when the context and all the callers have been long gone. We had quite
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by Ingon 5y ago
Yes! I’ve been using sqlc both at work and on side projects and it works awesome. For me it strikes the right balance between “I want to work with sql/db abstractions” and “I don’t need orm, just automated mapping”. Has a few rough edg
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by Ingon 5y ago
The main thing stopping me from going this way is that sqlite forces you to use cgo.
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by Ingon 5y ago
My fascination with viruses actually brought me to programming. After reading a lot about them, one evening I said to my father (who was a programmer) that I want to learn how to write a virus. So, he gave me a book called “The C programmin
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by Ingon 6y ago
Or you can just use the 1.16beta compiler
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by Ingon 6y ago
I have a few primary use cases in mind: - developer machine (I don't game) - server in the basement - htpc, no gaming (maybe some retro) In all of these (and probably more), a discrete GPU feels like a detriment. More space, more heat,
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by Ingon 6y ago
My biggest gripe with amd is that I need to think about gfx card when buying one. I’d love to have a simple vega 8 in all of their cpus.
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by Ingon 6y ago
The other day, I was considering a mix of these - ddl/dml as a serialization/synchronization format, which gets processed locally to form a sqlite db. Then use rad tools, to craft custom UI for your needs.
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Swift Cluster Membership(swift.org)
4 points by Ingon 6y ago|0 comments
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by Ingon 6y ago
You can put something like this in your .vimrc: " save with ctrl+s nmap <c-s> :w<CR> imap <c-s> <Esc>:w<CR>a Edit: I guess it should be: nmap <D-s> :w<CR> imap <D-s> <
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by Ingon 6y ago
Some of it is just well hidden. For example, there is no direct link to the CSS reference, but if you browse through the Java doc, you find https://openjfx.io/javadoc/14/javafx.graphics/javafx/scene/
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by Ingon 6y ago
Instead, I’m looking for a static, strongly typed language, that gives me native bindings for each platform’s gui. I think I’m fine with doing the abstraction bit myself, where and when needed. Any recommendations? Last time I had to do a g
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by Ingon 6y ago
I think too many distributions is part of the problem. Especially starting out, you don’t really know/understand what the difference is between each other. You just want something that works for your case and skill level. I wouldn’t pu
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by Ingon 6y ago
Probably discussed before, and I’m happy to read about it if you have pointers to it, but how does livecoding work with multiple ppl/source control? Is there a persistent textual format where all changes to the image are stored? How ab
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by Ingon 6y ago
Care to elaborate on how Ralph was different from cl/dylan? Or at least point me to some resources to read more about it? I don’t seem to find anything specific on the internet. Thanks
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by Ingon 6y ago
In some (most) cases, desktop apps could be better - performance, latency, offgrid capabilities, and even privacy. In most cases, I prefer offline desktop apps, then their online counterparts. One area which is really tough to nail is cross
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by Ingon 6y ago
So excited, PopOS is by far my favorite distribution. It all started with getting a Darter Pro from work, but now I run it on my personal laptop too. I’ll be upgrading from 18.04, so I hope to see a lot of new stuff. Finger crossesed, witho
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by Ingon 7y ago
This model finally fixes the arrow keys issue I had with the previous ones- because the up arrow key takes up space from the right shift, I was frequently hitting up, instead of shift. 16:9 is ok for 14in laptop, but would be great if we ge
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by Ingon 7y ago
I like it a lot and keep coming back to it. I’m using the LTS/18.04 variant of it. Some of the things I like include: - great installation experience that just works. Most of the distros I’ve tried have had problems with this - comes w
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by Ingon 7y ago
I tried quite a few replacements, including ThinkPad X1 and LG gram. Something felt off in all cases, until I realized that 16:10 aspect ratio for 13in laptop was key. That frankly eliminated quite a few options. Additionally, X1’s trackpad

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