RMPR

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by RMPR 6y ago
Location: Cameroon Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Mostly Python, but I also work with JS, C, Java, ... currently learning Rust and Go. Others: Ansible, Git, Linux, Docker/Podman, MySQL. Resume/CV: https:/
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BPFBox - Process Confinement in eBPF(github.com)
1 points by RMPR 6y ago|0 comments
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This is also the case in my native language (French), I assume it's pretty common for Latin languages.
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Can definitely relate, Anki started to make sense after I started creating my own cards. Not batch-creating mind you, but carefully crafting each one, and updating when necessary while reviewing.
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> native parallelization; I have to look in man every other time I use parallel. Can relate, the syntax is very strange, at least to me. And I wonder where it came from.
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by RMPR 6y ago
I've found the series of books The Architecture of Open Source applications very helpful in this regard.
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> The only thing I miss is Vimperator. Modern alternatives are full of glitches because of inherent limitations in the WebExtensions API. Didn't use Vimperator, but I found Tridactyl to be pretty good, especially their hinting mode.
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by RMPR 6y ago
> I use multi-account containers and temporary containers so that all my new tabs are isolated Worth mentioning that with the addon cookie auto-delete, you can more or less emulate temporary containers.
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There's no Cloud it's just someone else's computer
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And couple it with entr to emulate live preview
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Just repeating my comment here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24637140 although it was Tridactyl vs QuteBrowser, the same applies. Before tridactyl, I used vimium and vim-vixen, this is the best one hands down. In ter
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by RMPR 6y ago
Not OP but they are probably talking about the vscode extension that provides Vim keybindings https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim
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Surfingkeys is great, but the real killer feature of Tridactyl for me is the hint mode, more details here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24637041
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by RMPR 6y ago
Somehow you were able to express exactly what I wanted to say with less words and less pictures https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24637140 Edit: Thanks for Tridactyl, it's a great add-on and truly a life changer, an
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by RMPR 6y ago
First of all, thanks for qutebrowser, it's a really great piece of software, in fact I'm using writing this comment using it... Now for the hints, it's mainly the fact that tridactyl highlights the elements hinted, for exampl
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by RMPR 6y ago
What I call a custom search engine is something not in the default, like this one: https://searx.privatenet.cf/ I wasn't able to make it work, as a side note, I changed my search engine after installing vim-vixen, so i
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by RMPR 6y ago
Tbh you don't really need to know Vim to get the most out of this extension, sure already knowing Vim keybindings is advantageous, and it provides a kind of homogeneity, but it's not needed plus you can even learn new keybindings.
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Have you tried qutebrowser? Also I suggest you to give tridactyl another try, it vastly improved, especially the hint mode, plus you don't really have to disable the extension if it gets in your way, just switch to "ignore mode&qu
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by RMPR 6y ago
Imho tridactyl's hint mode is better than qutebrowser's
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Before tridactyl, I used vimium and vim-vixen, this is the best one hands down. In terms of integration with Firefox and links recognition.
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by RMPR 6y ago
If you use vim-vixen, consider giving tridactyl a try, it is one level above in terms of browser integration, I say this as an ex Vim-vixen user. One example is using a custom search engine, with vim-vixen it'll just continue to use Go
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One thing that made me stick to tridactyl is the lack of addon support in qutebrowser, and I don't use that much addons: privacy badger, multi containers (especially this one), cookie auto delete and unlock origin ...
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This is neat, I hope it will also work with the Tridactyl's search bar
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by RMPR 6y ago
> the browser feels like vim in a small way Use a real Vim emulation like tridactyl[0], life changer. 0: https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl
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It's the best Vim emulation addon I've seen so far, and God knows I used almost all of them.
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Tridactyl: A Vim-like interface for Firefox(github.com)
128 points by RMPR 6y ago|64 comments
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> or give you my email address. I don't understand, if you sign up with your Google account you already give your email address no?
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Found Spacemacs to be slow and buggy, Doom's fine so far though
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> Does emacs even offer anything like `vimtutor`? Yup. And iirc it's more discoverable than vimtutor because it's on the first page of the vanilla Emacs
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> Except not doing ctrl-c ctrl-v easily. Or standard keybidings. I used to think like that but imho when you learn Vim registers it totally makes sense, plus if you're using it in a terminal emulator you can use ctrl-shift-c ctrl-sh

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