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The fish shell is amazing(rmpr.xyz)
447 points by RMPR 5y ago|290 comments
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by RMPR 5y ago
iirc you could do that in the early days of WhatsApp. Dunno why they removed it though.
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by RMPR 5y ago
You can still do that! Make the PC see each other in the LAN is just a matter of ticking one box. I typically create a folder somewhere and give r/w access to everyone then I proceed to log in with the credentials of the computer then
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by RMPR 5y ago
For example during vimconf[0] there is this guy writing his novel with nvim. I found it inspiring, and he's not even tech-savvy. 0: https://www.vimconf.live/
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by RMPR 5y ago
This is a good time to introduce you to Treesitter, but it's Neovim-only for now iirc.
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by RMPR 5y ago
I used to think like that, but org files can be exported to pretty much anything (including markdown). I write my blog posts[0] in org then export them in markdown just fine. I use Vim (well, Neovim) solely for coding. 0: rmpr.xyz
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by RMPR 5y ago
That's an interesting and long awaited update. But there's no mention of a new desktop app, or new web app. I wonder how users in the beta will be able to test this.
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by RMPR 5y ago
> Umberto Eco once pointed out that the size of the unknown, the books one has not read are magnitudes larger than the books one has read If anyone else is wondering, it's in his book encyclopedia of imaginary lands
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by RMPR 5y ago
> To make AOSP "usable" for my life, I need to install the Play Store. At which point I've already lost and would prefer an iPhone for my privacy. To be fair you don't need to, I use Aurora Store, they have a guest mo
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by RMPR 5y ago
I do the same thing. I use Emacs solely for org-mode (that includes org-roam and org-journal)
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by RMPR 5y ago
> Touch screens on laptops have really made things nice for mouseless browser use. (eg, when you can't keyboard select a field or button) The trackpoint makes it even better since your hands do not move from the keyboard in the firs
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by RMPR 5y ago
After using bare WMs for years, I finally settled on i3 inside KDE[0]. Because I found it painful to manage everything myself (polkit, cgroups, ...) plus I already relied on a couple of features from DEs. It's fun for learning purpose,
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by RMPR 5y ago
I very much like nnn because it's lightweight, but does it have autojump integration[0]? It's the only single reason I am still using ranger. Edit: That and the speed. And since I am more proficient with Python, hacking on Ranger
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by RMPR 5y ago
In the same vein I use autojump, and combined with ranger using the ranger-autojump plugin I can CD in any folder I have previously visited.
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by RMPR 5y ago
This past thread[0] might also be useful. 0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27640587
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by RMPR 5y ago
Shameless plug, I did something similar, albeit for pyautogui instead of playwright/puppeteer, and for the whole system instead of just the browser. https://github.com/rmpr/atbswp
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by RMPR 5y ago
> (Forgive me if this breaks HN etiquette) I am located between San Francisco and Seattle and I'm looking for a Junior, front-end position (remote okay). CV and contact: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IGt
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by RMPR 5y ago
Effective Python by Brett Slatkin is very good, still going through the Second Edition, but I like the practical side of this book. If you want to go really deeper like the inner working of CPython I'd recommend Anthony Shaw's CPy
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by RMPR 5y ago
Seems they had trouble implementing that with Neovim[0]. Relevant reddit thread[1] 0: https://github.com/onivim/libvim#why-is-libvim-based-on-vim-... 1: https://www.reddit.com/r/neovim/comment
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Ask HN: How do you stay on top of everything you find interesting on the Web?
47 points by RMPR 5y ago|22 comments
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by RMPR 5y ago
Unlikely because for one it's free software, and I feel like the serenity aoS community is more active by far.
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by RMPR 5y ago
"all of that" is a bit of an overstatement ime.
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by RMPR 5y ago
> Set browser.quitShortcut.disabled in about:config That's awesome, just did this. But apparently you need to restart Firefox in order to apply the change. (Learned it the hard way)
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by RMPR 5y ago
Also a Linux user, but back in the Windows days you could use Diskpart to do so: select disk ## clean create partition primary active format fs=ntfs quick assign Then just extract the disk image to the USB Drive
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by RMPR 5y ago
> The idea is that you work for something like 15 minutes and then take a 5 minute break, then repeat. I thought 15 minutes was a typo[0]. > Set a goal of doing something like 10 Pomodoro sessions (minimum) each day But it seems it&#x
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by RMPR 5y ago
Been using a WM and Alacritty for quite some time now, but iirc Tilix supports splits.
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Git Worktree(git-scm.com)
1 points by RMPR 5y ago|0 comments
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by RMPR 6y ago
It's a feature, not a bug.
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by RMPR 6y ago
What a coincidence this gets posted today, I posted something[0] a couple of hours ago about how specifically a combination of these rules can bite you very hard. 0: https://rmpr.xyz/Integers-in-C/
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Hiring Juniors(ryanbigg.com)
4 points by RMPR 6y ago|0 comments

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