TheYumasi

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by TheYumasi 1y ago
Claude code asks you permissions for every command. It also gives you the possibility of marking commands as safe so next time it can use them without asking .
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by TheYumasi 3y ago
They require apps to be notarised, so my guess is that this app store from another store would not be, and as such, would not execute on the iPhone.
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by TheYumasi 4y ago
The TUI is from gdb.[1] Nothing from GDB is compiled in your binary. My guess (might be wrong!) is that the ShowCrashReports() call added in your program's main function sets up some signal handlers, so that in case of segfaults it sta
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by TheYumasi 4y ago
As an EU citizen, I am really happy with this decision. I am an iPhone user, but having an iPhone is not ubiquitous here, almost all of my friends/special other, use an Android phone with USB-C. Most of their laptops, Mac or not, use o
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by TheYumasi 4y ago
I want to keep the number low (I don't like e-waste): Laptops: - Macbook Pro (2021), M1, 16Go: my only personal machine. I play video games using services like Shadow or GeForce Now, I want my setup to be small. - My work laptop, emplo
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by TheYumasi 5y ago
I use Nix + home-manager and keep my config in a git repository. Of course, that is less ideal if I need to use a machine on which I can't install Nix.
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by TheYumasi 5y ago
> Maybe that is difficult for people who haven't had an experience with pure/functional programming? I found my understanding of the Nix language became a lot better once I started learning some Haskell. Specifically once I und
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by TheYumasi 6y ago
It’s just a matter of doing a good old `man 5 configuration.nix`.
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by TheYumasi 7y ago
I have something similar in Emacs with magit-todos, although it's very slow on large codebases.
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by TheYumasi 9y ago
As a former Vim user I'm happy to see a post like that ! Some old problems mentionned in the post like asynchronous processes mostly, but also the lack of smart indentation with the TAB key that also takes into account the type of file