Nezteb

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   by Nezteb 3y ago

   Shortly before this was posted, I asked for a similar thing! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35603022 Although in my case it'd ideally be language-agnostic and hook into LSP so that I can click on nodes and jump t
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   by Nezteb 3y ago

   The repo: https://github.com/hwayne/tla-graphing-demo
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   Ask HN: In-editor visual mind map/graph tool for code?

   4 points by Nezteb 3y ago|4 comments
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   by Nezteb 3y ago

   The main app they seem to have built with it (so far) is a p2p chat app: https://keet.io/ I’m curious to see what else they’ll build!
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   by Nezteb 3y ago

   I’m relatively unfamiliar with lisps. Are all S-expression languages not created relatively equal? What is the difference between a “good” S-expression language and a “poor” one?
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   by Nezteb 3y ago

   Ian’s previous post on the subject for anyone curious: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35386405 (12 days ago, 157 comments)
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   by Nezteb 3y ago

   I wondered the same. This support page kind of answers the question: https://support.substack.com/hc/en-us/articles/1474365194203... The phrasing is weird though: “You’ll then start seeing more of their notes
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   by Nezteb 3y ago

   As a dev who primarily uses Elixir, I was excited to see that you built OpenOwl with it! Out of curiosity, what made you choose Elixir? I wanted to use Elixir to build my PDF scraper ( https://github.com/Nezteb/scrape-pd
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   Unison: A Friendly Programming Language from the Future Part 1 – Runar Bjarnason(youtube.com)

   10 points by Nezteb 4y ago|5 comments
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    I've followed Unison for a while, but this talk (along with Part 2) blew me away. I downloaded Unison locally and have been going through its Exercism.org track to learn. I've been having a lot of fun with it! Some past threads: -
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    The concept of "Kata" seems to be a popular repetitive method for learning/practicing programming skills: https://docs.codewars.com/concepts/kata/
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    I've used vimac for a few years and like it; I'm willing to throw the dev some money for a successor!
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    Whoops my bad, I am wrong. When I see "BFF" I associate it with something like Nhost/Hasura/Supabase/Appwrite that's essentially a DB with REST/GraphQL APIs and extra goodies built on top; something that c
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    I wish I had found this before I made my own client-side version! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35352160
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    I also use freedom.to because of the syncing across devices, but https://selfcontrolapp.com/ is another great OSS option for Mac users.
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    I wonder how this compares to SurrealDB: https://github.com/surrealdb/surrealdb
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    I appreciate the list, thanks! `tortoise311` was the only one I hadn't previously heard of.
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    Is any part of that relay open-source by chance? If not, what libraries are you using?
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    You can also replace `medium.com` with `scribe.rip` to get a much friendlier frontend: https://hansonkd.scribe.rip/building-beautiful-binary-parser...
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    I learned from one of the comments on the post about AGE[1], "a PostgreSQL extension that provides graph database functionality." [1] https://age.apache.org/
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    Neat! How does this compare to https://github.com/git-town/git-town ? I’ve used `git-town` for ages but I’ll give `gut` a try!
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    I came here to say this. The Antidote was the last “self-help” book I needed, personally.
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    Show HN: Tampermonkey userscript for removing HN threads via predefined regexes(gist.github.com)

    11 points by Nezteb 4y ago|0 comments
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    Not exactly what you want but I have a few of these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B016KDK7NA It comes with vibration, beeps, and LED; each can be turned on or off separately. I have mine only set to LED. If
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    I’d agree about Racket; the community and resources available for it are fantastic. Also worth noting is Hy, a sort of alternate Lisp syntax for Python. http://hylang.org/
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    I also recently updated the Mac install docs for Portacle for anyone looking for anyone looking to tinker with CL on newer Macs! https://portacle.github.io/
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    How does this compare to [Rancher Desktop]( https://rancherdesktop.io/ )? (Disclaimer: I’ve tried neither but would like to eventually evaluate both)
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    You might like: https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide Also all of the tools discussed in this thread (and more) are listed here: https://github.com/ibraheemdev/modern-unix
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    I’m a huge fan of #IndieWeb, the social web working group, and their various specifications: https://indieweb.org/Social_Web_Working_Group It’s not a new problem, but it definitely feels like an endless battle of specificat
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    by Nezteb 4y ago

    Relevant: https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling