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by aarondf 11mo ago
Very nice of you to characterize me as such, I truly appreciate it.
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by aarondf 11mo ago
Thank you Sam. For others, I wrote a longer response above!
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by aarondf 11mo ago
Haha people have sent it to me! I'm currently trying to make it on my own in the wide world though. I never disagreed with the decision to lay people off to become profitable. That's part of the implicit agreement when you take em
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by aarondf 11mo ago
This video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qwshdtijFY and his whole channel are a great binge for this topic. No nonsense, an actual practitioner, and not very "YouTubey"
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Databases Anywhere with Turso Sync(turso.tech)
1 points by aarondf 1y ago|0 comments
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by aarondf 1y ago
PHP has Composer, and it's extremely good!
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by aarondf 1y ago
This has to be the the most expensive cost per pixel display I've ever seen. And I've never loved a display more. This is absurd in the best possible way
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by aarondf 1y ago
Hey, that's me! Glad you liked it :)
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Interview with Creator of Vitess: Vitess for Postgres(youtube.com)
3 points by aarondf 1y ago|0 comments
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by aarondf 1y ago
I think https://www.wander.com beat them to it! Wander is what I think AirBnB should've become.
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by aarondf 2y ago
I'm sorry you feel that way.
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by aarondf 2y ago
Thanks! I know it's probably bizarre behavior to not debate at all in the comments, but man, life is short. Good note on the screenshot. There are some code samples but I'll think if there's a way to add a visual. It's t
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by aarondf 2y ago
Check out the ComparesVisually trait! (It's described in the readme too) It takes some text, outputs it to iTerm and takes a screenshot. Then it takes the same output, runs it through the Screen class, outputs it, and takes a screensho
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by aarondf 2y ago
Sure I can explain it a bit. I named it screen because the main class is called screen. It was extracted from another library to make maintenance easier. It's not a tool that can ever be used outside of a PHP project, and it has no bin
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by aarondf 2y ago
Every other commenter in this thread would like their comment back ;)
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by aarondf 2y ago
Thanks for all the feedback! I've updated the readme to use the word "renderer" rather an "emulator." Gonna stick with the name screen though
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by aarondf 2y ago
I haven't used it for anything, but it is developed by some friends of mine. It's certainly a novel approach! And they got it working on iOS too
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by aarondf 2y ago
Not sure, I was 12
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by aarondf 2y ago
Thank you!
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by aarondf 2y ago
I am also older than you then, probably
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Show HN: A terminal multiplexer written in PHP(github.com)
2 points by aarondf 2y ago|0 comments
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by aarondf 2y ago
Nice, thanks!
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by aarondf 2y ago
Cool, thanks!
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by aarondf 2y ago
Maybe not! Help me understand then. What would you call a library that parses ANSI codes, handles scrolling, screen movement, clearing, resets, etc?
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by aarondf 2y ago
You might enjoy https://nativephp.com/
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by aarondf 2y ago
Nope. Not interactive. It's a library you can use inside of PHP to implement a virtual screen. The readme has some pretty thorough details!
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by aarondf 2y ago
Thanks for the... rant? Sorry you've had such a rough time. I use GNU Screen in Solo, where I also use Solo Screen, so I am aware of it. https://github.com/soloterm/solo/blob/main/src/Commands&#
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by aarondf 2y ago
Alas
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by aarondf 2y ago
Yeah someone's really got a vendetta against SA and HN right now huh? Weird stuff!
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by aarondf 2y ago
> Question: can you call GNU screen from within screen? No. It's literally just an in memory buffer that you interact with from PHP. In Solo ( https://github.com/soloterm/solo ) we do use GNU screen though.

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