JNRowe

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Underlining the Bugs(reasonablypolymorphic.com)
1 points by JNRowe 5y ago|0 comments
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by JNRowe 5y ago
I think you're reading part of the description in a slightly stronger way than intended. Not strictly "don't care what happens", but more that chasing a unicorn exit isn't the only criteria for happiness from the r
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by JNRowe 5y ago
If it meant we got more amazing stories like the Lotus 1-2-3 one¹, then I'm all for dosemu. ¹ https://lock.cmpxchg8b.com/lotus123.html
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by JNRowe 5y ago
csv.vim's author is very prolific. Beyond the awesome plugins in his personal GitHub¹, he seems to end up on the other end of the merge button for a bunch of other vim things too. And then when you go poking around in $VIMRUNTIME h
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by JNRowe 5y ago
Thanks for your original thread, obviously it stuck in my mind. It has been great to read all the responses again. I've probably spent a few years worth of upvote budget, assuming I haven't tripped some upvote spam detector ;)
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by JNRowe 5y ago
I really shouldn't ask and then pick favourites, but between you and me I love this. Now that you've made me think about this, I can only place one bus stop with a half covered "perch" within a few kilometres of my hou
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Ask HN: What is your “I don't care if this succeeds” project?
573 points by JNRowe 5y ago|935 comments
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by JNRowe 5y ago
My favourite character naming is in the epilogue of 3001: So every word is mine: well, almost every word. I must confess that I found Professor Thirugnanasampanthamoorthy (Chapter 35) in the Colombo telephone directory; I hope the present
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The CD-Sextant: Build your own sextant(tecepe.com.br)
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by JNRowe 5y ago
The sizes are configurable, for example by setting mwfact in awesomewm via the config or dynamically with keys.
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More Doorbell Adventures(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
37 points by JNRowe 5y ago|16 comments
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by JNRowe 5y ago
I believe one of the best explanations for the power of tiling WMs is "Tags are not workspaces"¹. It describes that beyond your way of working there is a parallel way which exists with no extra work. I think this is also true for
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by JNRowe 5y ago
Thanks to tpope, vim comes with some out of the box editing support for rebase¹. So, you don't even need to use change word. :F[ixup] to change to fixup, which supports ranges too(super useful with <count>V or V<movement>
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by JNRowe 5y ago
Many tiling WMs support this type of layout; magnifier in awesomewm, centeredmaster in dwm, etc. The difference compared to manually performing the task being that you can cycle the arrangement through various states without extra effort o
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Muon - an implementation of the meson build system in c99(sr.ht)
4 points by JNRowe 5y ago|1 comments
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Factoring composite numbers into nearly equal factors(blog.plover.com)
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Generate wallpaper images from mathematical functions(github.com)
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Using Org-Mode as an SQL Playground(bitspook.in)
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by JNRowe 5y ago
Craziness of AWS cli tool complexity aside, I really like the general idea of this. As someone who tends to set aside an afternoon for Debian upgrades every couple of years¹, I'd love a database I could query with release/packag
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by JNRowe 5y ago
Which is also included in your excellent GNU Make Book¹, which you should've pimped directly ;) It is both a fantastic general guide and an amazing source of usable little recipes, thanks! ¹ https://nostarch.com/gnum
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by JNRowe 5y ago
You don't need to choose, fex bash has complete-filename which is bound to M-/ by default¹. You can rely on smart completion for most uses, but should you suddenly desire to complete a filename in an odd place you simply use the
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Autodocumenting Makefiles(daniel.feldroy.com)
73 points by JNRowe 5y ago|36 comments
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by JNRowe 5y ago
Not OP, but… They're not in the same league, although this isn't a knock on fugitive as they have different goals. If you don't want to try magit¹ itself, then vimagit² is a reasonable approximation within vim. It gives you
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In Defense of NIR(jlekstrand.net)
30 points by JNRowe 5y ago|6 comments
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Simple property-based tests for Plutus validators(iohk.io)
1 points by JNRowe 5y ago|0 comments
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A Case Study on Correctness and Safety Testing of Stateful Systems(tweag.io)
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by JNRowe 5y ago
If you're already a vim user the most interesting part is probably the vim9 stuff, and there is documentation available if it is new to you¹. And also some recent discussion on the topic here². ¹ https://vimhelp.org/vi
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Vim Creator Bram Moolenaar Interview(evrone.com)
5 points by JNRowe 5y ago|1 comments
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Nixpkgs Overlays Are Monoids(haskellforall.com)
14 points by JNRowe 5y ago|5 comments
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by JNRowe 5y ago
Obviously dependendent on your location, but… There are loads of in-person astronomy clubs, for example there are three large-ish ones near me(Cambridge, UK). Many of them offer open nights to introduce newcomers, and they tend to be quite

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