RBerenguel

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1. 61.▲
   by RBerenguel 6y ago

   Thanks!
2. 62.▲
   by RBerenguel 6y ago

   What example with miniKanren have you found? This is an area I have a passing interest but never find the time to delve deep enough to find anything shiny enough
3. 63.▲
   by RBerenguel 6y ago

   I thought research on it had stalled (I looked it up for a high-school project… 20-odd years ago). I'm glad to see otherwise (or that at least more people see it as interesting), I always thought it looked promising.
4. 64.▲
   by RBerenguel 6y ago

   I have been using Docker in production since 2015 as well, and I've had to do this more than once. To each their own.
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   by RBerenguel 6y ago

   Indeed, that's actually an awesome feature because guarantees the container will work as it was running upon a restart. Problem is when you have an environment variable you want to change for some reason without triggering a redeployme
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   by RBerenguel 6y ago

   That's not what I'm saying, what you mention can be done indeed. What I say is that if you are in a machine with an already running docker container, one you don't have the corresponding `run` command of (i.e. you _can't
7. 67.▲
   by RBerenguel 6y ago

   Changing a variable of an existing container without recreating or re-running the docker run command is tricky, though. With a configuration file mapped to an external folder it's "just" modifying the file and docker restart,
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   by RBerenguel 6y ago

   GTAGS/CTAGS/"any other family of tag processors/generators" could be used for autocompletion in Emacs/Vim way before, and they were just "part" of autocompletion.
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   by RBerenguel 6y ago

   Forgot to add that at some point I had a similar autocompleter to the one in the blog above, that would connect to N chosen machines (using the _multiple_ fzf setting), pane them in a tmux session automatically and thus allow you to send th
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    I also have a "create feature branch from JIRA issue" (it was in the list of ideas in this post I wrote for the engineering blog at work [1] about autocompleting EC2 instances, although I was already using it). The JIRA API is a b
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    To me (non-native, Spain), I read "office hours" as the time when I was a teacher in university: you have a set period of time where you are marked as available in your office for student consultation. I'm pretty sure that&#x
12. 72.▲
    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    In my (well, former) field you can only review papers if you are affiliated with a research organisation, so peer reviewers are necessarily in academia.
13. 73.▲
    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    I want to contend that to most non-tenured professors (outside of the States at least?) 450$, even if not enough as pay either would be a nice extra from time to time.
14. 74.▲
    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    It was more of an "I dare you", not that it is that easy at all. To be fair, I don't think I'd find it more comfortable than a normal split keyboard
15. 75.▲
    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    You have already designed many keyboards, go on with a GergoHand! (happy Gergo, not Plex, user here)
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    I had this with The Picture of Dorian Gray, but on a re-read later (several years on a bored weekend, that was before I wrote code or read about code most of the time) I came to really appreciate it.
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    Oh no need to, it's not that related and I think both stand out well on their own. As for the animated demo, it was with asciinema [1] (I think, it's usually what I have used in the past for this). Thanks for your good work! [1]:
18. 78.▲
    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    Also, Catalan (close cousins with French)
19. 79.▲
    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    Not thinking of a gist is what you get after 8 days without opening a computer, here it is: https://gist.github.com/rberenguel/dd6a84927b8f367e9b68e9397...
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    Oh, this looks similar to my "motllo" project, [1] (and so many other projects, mine wasn't the first either). I have variable substitution, but no additional logic. For me the point was having a "readable" represen
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    Any way I can reach you? Don't want to spam an answer with a very long list. The summary would be "a few from" (around 7-15) the last Flink Forward, Ray summit, Spark Summit (the last 2 actually) and then some other more &quo
22. 82.▲
    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    Paths: will fix, since I was the only user I didn't hit any issues Subs: that's kind of known, I need to provide the option to the user to choose sub language in weird cases. I'll try to find a way. VTT file: oh, that's
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    There's no AI in my program, it's as simple as it sounds: get regular screenshots from the video, collate the corresponding closed captions. One natural improvement of this, though, using some ML would be to focus on the slides wh
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    I hope it works well. The generated HTML is _large_, since I embed the images as base64 encoded (to make it braindead easy to share the "presentation"), that's the only point I can imagine an ereader having issues, but Onyx d
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    Thanks, when I was done I kind of thought the same. In the end, having the slides would be almost equivalent, but combining a decent enough transcript with the slides adds the minimum "ok, got it" to go from having to watch the vi
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    Thanks! There's nothing here that required Haskell, it's just that I'm writing all my new "custom tools" in it. Once you get the hang of some things (parsing, running external commands, command line parsing), it&#x2
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    Haven't checked since I wrote glancer (it's a pretty recent project), I expect the normal one to eventually fix its issues, then I'd move to it. Better not add more complications (you already need stack, that's kind of a
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    I did a similar (in spirit, to save time) thing [1] to be able to skim on technical presentations: it creates a static HTML page with regular shots from the video with the corresponding Youtube CC on the side. It can help decide if a presen
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    As a Deckset user, my only gripe (minor, and usually not a big deal) is not having an HTML version generated by it (this is why I wrote this CLI tool [1]) [1]: Haskset: https://github.com/rberenguel/haskset
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    by RBerenguel 6y ago

    I guess I’m not the only one that hears Green and thinks his solos sound as crisp as Evans’ in the piano :)