SwiftyBug

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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
Me too! I found a few nice ones in the App Showcase page in the Ratatui website: https://ratatui.rs/showcase/apps/
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
I too wish hacker news had that by default. I use this extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/vihn/
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
I have a paralyzing phobia of flying. I do, but It's always many hours of sheer terror. In my paranoia, I recently unlocked a new concern about air travel: what if a meteorite hits the plane? That would certainly be catastrophic. And n
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
This is my dream browser. Thank you so much for this!! I love that by default all inputs work in modal text editing. Do you plan on adding more complete Vim motions do that? For example, daw to delete the word, D to delete to the end of lin
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
I use that approach to group options in a single parameter. But then not only the options parameter must be nullable, but also its properties: function findAll(tableName: string, opts?: { where: Record<string, any>; limit?: number; so
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
How about "Fairly Knowledgeable, Always Humbly Ready to Learn from Others"? FKAHRLO for short.
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
Does it handle foreign country customs too?
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
I've been finding myself liking TUIs more and more. I've been using lazygit, lazysql, and lazydocker for over a year now, and not once have I felt the need to use their native GUI counterparts. I'm getting to the point where
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
One thing I couldn't find in your post was the reason behind choosing the ThinkBook. I'm about to make the exact same switch you did (thanks for bringing up Omarchy, I hadn't heard of it before!). I'm considering a Think
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
Same thing for me. Except that I don't feel comfortable disabling everything that needs to be disabled for Yabai to work. My solution was to use AltTab[1] (switch windows, not apps) and not use the fullscreen options. I keep windows si
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
What do you mean? I've been patiently waiting for the death of Xcode for a long time. Do you think it's near?
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
The Gleam community has been the best, most welcoming community I've ever seen on the internet. And I've been a around for a while. I attribute this in part to their clear stance.
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
Right in the middle of a huge rebase. Great!
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
I think this debate is as old as time. I can see value in arguments both for and against this pattern. It's just a pattern. GraphQL does the same thing. As long as the consumers of that endpoint is aware of that behaviour I see no harm
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
And "nova" in Portuguese!
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
I completely agree with you, but let's not pretend that Go's dependency manager is free from supply chain attacks vulnerabilities. The whole module mirror shenanigans took a hit on my trust of Go's module management.
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
Welcome to Hacker News. We talk a lot about tech stuff, but the occasional culturally-relevant news also gets to the front page.
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
Also, Gleam fully supports Elixir packages.
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
Nubank, Latin America's most valuable bank, relies heavily on Elixir and even acquired Plataformatec, the company where Elixir was created. A blog post by them about this: https://building.nubank.com/tech-perspectives-b
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
I didn't know that Fly.io uses Elixir! They even have an entire blog dedicated to their use of Elixir: https://fly.io/phoenix-files/
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
This reminds me of something I've always thought that Toph – spoiler about Avatar: The Last Airbender – should also be able to blood bend since she created metal bending and the blood is full of iron.
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
One thing that keeps me on Firefox, that I've never seen another browser implement, is per-tab profiles. Chrome and Safari also have profiles, but they require one profile per window.
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
It supports both Chrome and Firefox extensions. Vimium works flawlessly.
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
That seems to be very strong. What's the effect of this type of magnetic field on the iron in our blood?
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
The next gen of compiler backends. They output binaries by infrering the most likely next token. /s
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
I've been using it pretty heavily and never have I been rate limited. I'm not even on the Pro Max plan.
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
The Java SE version can be called Java SEX.
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
Does that mean that you can't query substrings or do fuzzy searches?
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
How do you use Bloom filters to replace your current logs? Bloom filters are very good at knowing for sure that something does not exist in a set. What exactly is your set in this case? In other words, how can you query a dataset that'
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by SwiftyBug 1y ago
Is it possible to make an extension like that for Zed?

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