autumn-antlers

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by autumn-antlers 7mo ago
i got really carried away making a contoured split-keyboard in build123d, and affirm there are some gaps in docs and functionality -- eg. it was quite tricky to get the center of an object in the right form (vector, position, or location),
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by autumn-antlers 7mo ago
woah, thanks! seeing the scenes in the blog-post i realize i've ran into it before, but must not have observed the lineage, committed the project to memory, or realized it was so mature there's even a parametric split-keyboard pro
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by autumn-antlers 7mo ago
libfive - https://libfive.com guile scheme, bindings in Rust and Python personally exited to check it out for real constructive-solid modeling, as opposed to emulating that workflow over OpenCascade's (fickle but otherwise
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by autumn-antlers 8mo ago
I've enjoyed Build123d (and it's over-loaded python operators) as an alternative to OpenSCAD, backed (like FreeCAD) by the OpenCascade CAD kernel... but now they're vibe-coding PRs, and I'm even more exited to adopt real
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by autumn-antlers 8mo ago
> Guix channels in use: > - guix (additional patches are used locally for root on ZFS support) i'm hopeful too, but think it may not be so simple (yet) >u< here's a more precise link https://codeberg.org&#x2
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by autumn-antlers 8mo ago
libfive
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by autumn-antlers 1y ago
to be clear, they can be content with it themselves -- i'm self-filtering and think it's important to do so visibly and attributively c:
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by autumn-antlers 1y ago
Brave is part of the mix, and that's also the reason I don't use Kagi myself.
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by autumn-antlers 2y ago
I'd also highlight the work that's being done here: https://codeberg.org/lyrra/guilemacs
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by autumn-antlers 2y ago
this is my concern as well, i think vim wins for a lot of folks because of latency and that an emacs successor should prioritize performance and low ux-interruptions in it's values and culture. fwiw, i'm much more comfortable opti
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by autumn-antlers 2y ago
Not OP, but I feel strongly about this. I've got a lot of Lisp experience, and love Emacs' values and ecosystem. I still use neovim regularly because of a tangle security, a sound sure-footedness of action, derived from consistenc
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by autumn-antlers 2y ago
love seeing this resurface, am working on something similar myself -- it'll be like running Taipo on the Fulcrum, with influence from Ikcelaks "Word Builder" serial-steno system (in case anyone wants terms to research :p) i&#
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by autumn-antlers 2y ago
Love it! Have you seen the signals proposal? Just learned no-build-step preact, but between signal and these examples, I might not bother for my next project. https://github.com/proposal-signals/signal-polyfill
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by autumn-antlers 2y ago
This was once my understanding, and the accessibility argument still speaks to me, but I wish Elastic Tab-stops saw more discussion and support. https://nick-gravgaard.com/elastic-tabstops/ I'll try to do my part.
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
In my mind, the "Right Thing to Do" would be to follow the precident established by OpenPGP's `.well-known` email-hashing in Web Key Directory (not the prefix of course, and barring technical arguments justifying deviation, w
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
Thanks for writing! Love the composition of your site pages btw. I've got the same "|"-seperated nav bar on my WIP branch. Cleaner then my current branch, but I'm trying to compromise between sparse-ness and something wi
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
> perhaps a problem to not become too invested in uh, case in point, that hypothetical closure would have some difficulty crossing module boundries (and that's assuming it gets away with re-writing top-level define forms), but still
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
It's only legal for each `now` to be consumed by at-most one `at` form, so at that point you'd just be re-implementing the "timeline" and "instant" system from mariposa. The need to wrap the program in a form a
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
Location: ~50 miles out of Seattle Remote: I'd like to work in office, but remote has logistical appeal. Willing to relocate: Basically ditto, if I had the opportunity I'd be open to it but I have trouble imagining it&#x2
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
I was just looking at this the other night, having moved from Miryoku to Seniply (ZMK[0]) in the "research" phase of ~putting off~ building up my symbol layer preferences. Getreuer's site has been supremely influential to my
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
Location: ~50 miles out of Seattle Remote: Open either way, but remote has logistical appeal Willing to relocate: Hypothetically Technologies: Immutable systems, Compilers, CI/CD, Scheme, WASM, Python, SQL, R Resume: WIP,
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
Section 1.6.1 of the GNU Mes manual places these early stages assemblers into context: https://www.gnu.org/software/mes/manual/mes.html#Stage0
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
I liked this post about Puppy Linux so much it's linked on my home page (nvm that i dont have any other pages): https://artemis.sh/2022/07/15/decision-making-is-finite.html Might have less to do with the
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
The tup[1] build system also uses ldpreload injection as an aspect of its (additionally(?) FUSE-based) dependency-specification enforcement. 1: https://github.com/gittup/tup/blob/master/src/ldpreload
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
Antitrust, but I see your point; we ought to put pro-consumerism first.
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
> since you can just pop the drive + edit the grub config My current Secure Boot configuration only allows booting a signed GRUB EFI image which contains the configuration. Modifying it on disk would invalidate the signature, causing Sec
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
To play devil's advocate, what about selling that device? What if it's integrated into an existing smartglasses platform? What if you only block your competator's ads? What if you replace them with your own? (..does Brave do
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
I've got a similar setup on GNU Guix, though I'm still refactoring the code (for this and a billion other features) and figuring out how my /home is going to work. I've gone ahead and copied the important parts out here[
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
I really dig this; you do you! To show my appreciation for your approach, I've translated your example into Wisp. It's.. not everything I'd have hoped for, but it was worth a shot. Might have been able join a few more newline
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by autumn-antlers 3y ago
Guix absolutely supports ZFS[1] without root or /home on it. The user-space daemon for auto-mounts might take some setup, but there's a guide[2]*. I've personally gone all-in and use Guix with ZFS-on-Root, but this isn't

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