LanternLight83

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by LanternLight83 3y ago
I get that it's meant but be wrapper for common use cases, but I use ZFS on root and had to craft a custom initfs. The other nice-ities sound great (some BTRFS inspiration?), but some of these are at distro-devel level.
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
As an alternative, Markor has worked great for my own flat-directory of org files.
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
I see how this could work for notes, but as a software developer, a lot of my Projects would just be symlinks to my areas. #> ln -s projects/'write monthly invoice' areas/$regular_gig/tex #> ln -s projects&#x2
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
As a self-taught programmer and resident of a town well under 20k pop (most of whom are well out of my age group), i really identify with this. it's helped a bit to learn deeply and engage with others who have done so, and in some ways
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
Ther, was this awsome passkey I saw recently that you could only use by uploading programs to it (vs. using the TPM API), and then that program's hash would occupy a PCR slot. This would allow minimal protocols, specialized to their us
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
I think you'd dig Ikcelaks Magic Sturdy layout, which has a dedicated Adaptive Key (ie. morphing based on your last keypress, while fitting in with the overall layout by keeping finger usage and comfortable motions in mind). I mention
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
Ikclaks has been doing something interesting on top of their magic sturdy keyboard layout layout https://github.com/Ikcelaks/keyboard_layouts/blob/main/magic...
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
> If Privoxy can do this, why wouldn't any other unknown/hostile MITM be able to do the same? Because as with traditional HTTPS caching schemes like Squid, it first requires you to first install a Certificate Authority's p
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
ooo, that auto rollback sounds really cool-- got any idea how that's done? I assume it's handled by checking for eg. a dirty-fs-flag just before the initfs boots the real system, but what if there's breakage in userspace (eg.
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
Re: title, WASM is kinda lispy and i expect to see all sorts of languages targetting it Also maybe wouldn't run this in prod (yet), but: https://github.com/EarlGray/elisp.js
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
> When Knuth's 1984 The TeXbook needed an example of blackboard bold for the index, he produced ℝ using the letters I and R with a negative space between; in 1988 Robert Messer extended this to a full set of "poor person's
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Blackboard Bold(en.wikipedia.org)
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
This explains what freshmeat was; I hit it via google looking for an old scheme library, but the link's long dead.
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
Re: Z, there's Atuin: https://github.com/atuinsh/atuin
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
Maybe something like https://artisans.coop will be able to take off.
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
I find I have a smoother experience moving funds through Tradeogre (once onboarded).
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
My 2c might not crush the scale, but FWIW I'd expect XMPP clients to be easier to work with if I had existing PGP keyrings that I wanted to re-use, favoring consistant identities and protocols over more stringent avoidance of key re-us
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
It's funny that you mention `C-s`, because `isearch-forward` is usually used for low-latency literal matches. In what workflow can Khoj offer acceptable latency or superior utility as a drop-in replacement for isearch? Is there an exam
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
It's a step in the right direction, but the issue is that there's so much that can't be removed from Emacs with build flags, eg. `lisp/play/`. Even setting the `-games` USE flag in Gentoo only removes cross-user sco
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
> Has tablet computer really improved since the last Google Nexus 7 tablet, which was released in 2013? I wouldn't know, I'm still using my second N7 with Lineage OS.
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
Thanks!
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
As an aside, I've been using my device's Ygg addresses to punch NAT instead of opening ports or learning tailscale and it's been a pleasure, thx to everyone who makes thin stuff work
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
I wonder what equiv.'s might exist in the other mediums... it's not that text can't have this sort of complexity, we just don't have ControlNet for LLMs. The Codegen folks are working on schema enforcement, which has sim
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
Whewf, I had no idea-- thanks for putting this out there. FWIW Tanacrul doesn't seem involved, and I for one grant him the benefit of the doubt regarding the views of his employers; He wouldn't be the first person to have critisis
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
This thread reminds me of the essay, "Some were meant for C" https://www.humprog.org/~stephen/research/papers/kell17some-...
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
Somewhat relatedly, there's the marshmello farming mockumentery: https://youtu.be/yflTu150QZw
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
I haven't heard any discussion about it, and second your take on the redesign. I find it harder to use, prone to the sort of unfriendly-ness discussed in this thread, and more resource intensive and/or less responsive.
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
Great post, and great links; thanks!
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
I've been down this rabbit hole, to the level of reading disassembled bytecode to optimize preformance. Elisp is alright for what it is, but Emacs itself contains so many hacks and subsystems at the C level that elisp isn't allowe
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by LanternLight83 3y ago
I have also become known for what I do, in the last minutes of odd hours, to the neglect of my responsabilities. While I do "make time", and could probably do so more effectively[1], I certainly do not have "plenty" afte

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