analog_daddy

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by analog_daddy 5mo ago
Not frequently, however in experimental phase where you need to debug if any specific combination of patch is causing issues, it helps a lot. For instance, I had issues with my delete key not working even with delkey patch and then after tr
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by analog_daddy 5mo ago
Ohh yes, a minority of us do exist. I prefer it over appimages on my personal pc. Gets you almost rolling release software without needing to use a rolling release. I used to use distrobox with arch Linux on pop os base, but then just gave
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by analog_daddy 5mo ago
Ohh acquired taste it is.. I had two stints with suckless software. First, when i was in early twenties when I had a lot of time in the world, and thought the manliest way to talk to a machine is all through low level C code. Had a whole fl
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by analog_daddy 6mo ago
I like the very idea of tree sitter and even listening to the first talk video by the creator was interesting. However, it has been big barrier for me to write grammar for it for a custom lisp based DSL used in industry (called SKILL; think
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by analog_daddy 6mo ago
I would also like to share [Nash]( https://keepworking.github.io/nash/ ) to add to this awesome collection of websites shared here. If someone in this domain of web-design can help me clarify what do i call these single
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by analog_daddy 6mo ago
I mean yeah FPAA’s would be awesome and I used to wish for something like it coming from a discrete analog hobby electronics. But in a my short two years in Analog IC design industry, i have been so divorced from the actual silicon that I r