artagnon

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Emscripten bechmarks(chadaustin.me)
2 points by artagnon 14y ago|0 comments
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by artagnon 14y ago
Feels very outdated. 1. Use zsh, not bash. AUTO_PUSHD, CORRECT_ALL and tons of other options make some tricks redundant. Also, the zle M-n and M-p are more useful than C-r imo. 2. Use tmux, not screen. 3. Use z ( https://github.com/rupa/z
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YouCompleteMe: A code-completion engine for Vim(github.com)
1 points by artagnon 14y ago|0 comments
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The Git Sequencer(artagnon.com)
4 points by artagnon 14y ago|0 comments
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by artagnon 14y ago
Same issue here. I had to logout to see my own profile.
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Dynamic languages are static languages(existentialtype.wordpress.com)
1 points by artagnon 14y ago|2 comments
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by artagnon 14y ago
Yes; I don't see why not. I haven't stress-tested this enough to tell for certain though.
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by artagnon 14y ago
Revisions of individual files only. Yeah, you can't do that kind of sorcery with phoenixfs. † Fixed. Sorry about that.
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by artagnon 14y ago
1. I only use (a modified version of) packfile/ packfile idx from Git. No commits are actually created. It sounds like you're looking for something like flashbake ( http://bitbucketlabs.net/flashbake/ ). 2. phoenixfs doesn't create commit
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by artagnon 14y ago
There's a FUSE for OS X, so a port should be possible (should be possible for other *nix too, as long as they have FUSE). I currently don't have access to an OS X machine, so no immediate plans.
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by artagnon 14y ago
Yes. The event is called `release`: see phoenixfs_release() in fuse.c:374.
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by artagnon 14y ago
The seamless workflow that only a full-blown filesystem can offer- new revisions are created automatically when files are edited and saved.
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by artagnon 14y ago
When you modify a file and save it.
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by artagnon 14y ago
It's a bit of an overkill for my purposes- I've only copied out (and modified) a little of the packfile/ packfile index generation code from git.git. Plus, dealing with the actual code is a great learning exercise :)
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Show HN: A versioned filesystem inspired by Git(github.com)
115 points by artagnon 14y ago|46 comments
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Emacs under Clojure(github.com)
139 points by artagnon 14y ago|35 comments
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by artagnon 14y ago
True, I use Debian myself and can't stand OS X. I meant that for an average end-user, OS X makes more sense.
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by artagnon 14y ago
I doubt the dichotomy is between the cathedral and the bazaar. All software projects have a list of gatekeepers or maintainers, who decide which changes should go in and which ones shouldn't. Some of them have a long list of people with co
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Hbro: Haskell based browser(github.com)
74 points by artagnon 14y ago|33 comments
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by artagnon 15y ago
Something like that. A passport with a US Visa, a large bank balance, and a secure job ;)
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by artagnon 15y ago
It's not at all surprising; it's what happens when Indian society tries to push everyone into either engineering or medicine. You come up with a huge number of bad engineering colleges to meet the demand, which in churn out bad engineers.
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by artagnon 16y ago
Any normal directory can be mounted with the PhoenixFS filesystem driver. It essentially traps all the normal filesystem calls like readdir, opendir, read, and release to transparently keep revision history for every file. Since all the cal
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by artagnon 17y ago
I know many people manually track what they eat, how much they spend, how long they spend in the gym, which books they read, and which movies they watch on a daily basis. I think it'll just be a matter of time before people make all this in
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by artagnon 17y ago
Yeah, ipython.el improves upon python-mode. I'd really like to see if it can be enhanced further using DreamPie.
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Software updates using binary patching(dev.chromium.org)
11 points by artagnon 17y ago|0 comments
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by artagnon 17y ago
Awesome track! Thanks! :)
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by artagnon 17y ago
Most of the damage has already been done. They've lost on the initial buzz that Buzz would have otherwise created. While I appreciate Google's swift response, they made a fatal error during the rollout which will cost them heavily in the lo
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by artagnon 17y ago
Yes. I found that this one to be especially good though.
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by artagnon 17y ago
> advanced godlike alien being beyond which another, more powerful entity exists It all depends on how tight one's definition of God is. If it's very rigid, anything they encounter in the real world except something that sufficiently sa
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by artagnon 17y ago
The Monkey Island theme song gives me an adrenaline rush.

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