Zizizizz

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by Zizizizz 8mo ago
I think https://typst.app/#start has multi user support, you'd have to learn typst though
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by Zizizizz 8mo ago
https://github.com/jdx/fnox A recent project by the creator of mise is related too
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by Zizizizz 8mo ago
https://github.com/getsops/sops This software has done this for years
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by Zizizizz 8mo ago
I sometimes get balls for cheap on sites like https://www.lakeballs.com/ (basically the rich people hit the prov1's in the lake and I get them on discount.)
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by Zizizizz 9mo ago
Pretty good youtube video that may help. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHwZd53CyLc
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by Zizizizz 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_traffic-r... People in the US get killed at a higher rate than all European countries by vehicles.
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by Zizizizz 9mo ago
https://mhpark.me
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by Zizizizz 9mo ago
Maybe if he didn't have a gun she wouldn't have been shot.
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by Zizizizz 9mo ago
Do you have Admin by Request on your machine (if its a company laptop). That was the culprit for me.
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by Zizizizz 9mo ago
I had this, it was our company's security software prompting an update (Admin by Request) that was getting hidden. An update to that software and the latest tahoe update seems to have resolved that issue.
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by Zizizizz 9mo ago
Yeah I believe I have these already configured as such, it was that atuin didn't require me to press enter again but thank you for sharing
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by Zizizizz 9mo ago
This is the .zshrc file I have in my dotfiles. It auto installs everything if you don't have it. Starts effectively instantly. External dependencies (or remove their line at the bottom) - [Mise]( https://mise.jdx.dev/ )
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by Zizizizz 9mo ago
I use atuin for the shell history as it seems to know when I've run a command in one tab/split while another is open where fzf doesn't seem to sync it all the time. But I still use fzf to find files. (Bonus, I use Zoxide to r
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by Zizizizz 9mo ago
You can replace nvm with https://mise.jdx.dev/ , it starts effectively instantly and works not only for node versions but all programming languages and tools. `mise use node@latest`
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by Zizizizz 11mo ago
I don't think "Python" uses an ORM, moreso they did. You can write the SQL the same way there. It's why there is SQLAlchemy Core Vs SQLAlchemy ORM.
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by Zizizizz 1y ago
For me, who came from linux the only thing I don't like is the overview menu's lack of an (x) to close a window. The way slack stacks windows within the app so it's hard to find the right one. Pressing the red button doesn&#x
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by Zizizizz 1y ago
There's a built-in shortcut with fzf to change directories I think it's alt+d
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by Zizizizz 1y ago
One of those fundamental work-changing tools. I use it dozens of times a day. It's fantastic
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by Zizizizz 1y ago
I would assume he means creating a foreign key relationship from the posts and users table. Doesn't rails or prisma have a SQL migration tool? (Upon looking it looks like it's Active Record) So the equivalent of `rails db:migrate`
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by Zizizizz 1y ago
A silly argument in my opinion. - You don't really choose to believe something, you're either convinced or you're not. - Implies you choose the right god out of thousands - Implies - at least for the abrahamic god that is all
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by Zizizizz 1y ago
I use ghostty and native splits, however there is no way to move a pane to a new tab. Which you can do in tmux very easily. That's one thing I wish it could do.
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by Zizizizz 1y ago
You should try switching to mise. I tried fnm too which was an improvement but mise does the same as fast and supports essentially every language
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by Zizizizz 2y ago
Just symlink the virtualenv folder and pyproject.toml it makes to whatever other project you want it to use.
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by Zizizizz 2y ago
For anyone who wants to read it, (the first three stories are quite good). https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/robert-w-chambers/the-king...
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by Zizizizz 2y ago
https://github.com/nvim-lua/kickstart.nvim single file config in lua with the essentials. Some of the article still rings true though.
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by Zizizizz 2y ago
https://docs.astral.sh/uv/concepts/python-versions/#cpython-... it has pre-compiled versions
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by Zizizizz 2y ago
With your python plugin you should be able choose .venv/bin/python as your interpreter after you've run `uv sync` and everything should resolve
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by Zizizizz 2y ago
You can click the tabs in wezterm
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by Zizizizz 2y ago
I've found gnu stow to be fine for 99% of people and much easier to manage
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by Zizizizz 2y ago
https://github.com/KingMichaelPark/dotfiles/tree/main/nvim/.... (Forgot the link)

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