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   by bbkane 2y ago

   Tangent, but I just found Observable. How are they pivoting their product?
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   by bbkane 2y ago

   There's https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori?tab=readme-ov-file . It works on bookmarks and uses SQLite to enable full text search. It's also a CLI so I thibk you can write a script that parses your history fi
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   by bbkane 2y ago

   If that's not possible, maybe OP can rename it to .envrc.example, and commit that. Then put in the instructions to rename .envrc.example to .envrc on checkout
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   by bbkane 2y ago

   Not OP, but I really like https://www.getzola.org/ because its a single binary (I switched when I realized I could no longer easily build my Jekyll setup locally), has templates that make sense to me (i.e. similar to Jekyll
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   by bbkane 2y ago

   I recently did something similar: https://github.com/bbkane/dotfiles/tree/master/nvim-03-lazy
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   by bbkane 2y ago

   Huh, I thought at least part of the Atom team went on to work on Zed
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   by bbkane 2y ago

   A friend and I have been having a blast with Observable Framework. It seems really well put together- markdown + code blocks. See https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Urf_bPFyhIk for a short demo
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   by bbkane 2y ago

   I'm trying to go through TAPL, and maybe it's me, but I find its extremely terse and lacks a lot of examples I would find useful
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   by bbkane 2y ago

   Note: this was published in 2021
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    For my small scale projects, Openobserve.ai has been super helpful. It ships as a single binary and (in non h/a setup) saves traces/logs/metrics to disk. I just set it up as a systems service and start sending telemetry via l
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    I'm just glad they're taking real steps to make it better on any level. My hope is that the states will follow suit
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    I've definitely had my troubles with KQL, but I still find it more memorable than SQL. Interesting that some folks feel the opposite. My most recent favorite KQL trick for debugging from logs is `autocluster`. Maybe you'll also fi
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    I'll check this out, I've been looking for a SQL editor with plotting support!
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    Yes! I'm using a similar technique to write to Google sheets in https://github.com/bbkane/starghaze/ Account setup instructions at https://github.com/bbkane/starghaze/blob/maste
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    Someone above recommended https://connectrpc.com/ , which looks quite promising to me. Maybe I'll get time to play with it today
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    I know putting business logic in the DB has been used very successfully, but it also has some large downsides. It's harder to express some things as SQL and your team will be less familiar with SQL than your preferred language. SQL lan
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    Some people get a lot of meaning out of helping others; probably worth a try
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    This replaces Vagrant + Virtualbox (VMs are configured via YAML files instead of Vagrant's DSL). It might be less flexible, but with my basic needs I haven't noticed. Importantly, there's no need to install Virtualbox Extensi
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    You can change a smartphone a lot easier than an integrated GPS system
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    I'd love to know what product/monorepo has 20M+ SLOC if you'd be comfortable sharing that
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    Coming from C++ and Python, Go's packaging + deployment tooling really enlightened me. It's SO EASY to depend on things and deploy my apps, I love it! I've also heard Rust gives folks similar warm fuzzy feelings in regards to
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    It looks like Go is starting to get better support in buck2 - see https://github.com/facebook/buck2/issues/455
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    I found https://github.com/mifi/editly to be an intuitive frontend for this type of task - I used it to create a montage of several clips and was able to easily adjust parameters around timestamps and such to get the m
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    You're more concerned about your home Plex server going down than the service you run at work?
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    Its a fantastic vim replacement for most people I think. My Vim -> Neovim migration was simply using the new binary with the same vimscript config, I was really impressed.
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    I tried using LazyVim, but I didn't put much effort customizing it so I missed my custom config and I found it somewhat janky
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    I'd really like image support in a Neovim GUI. It'd make markdown editing easier for me
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    Wow, I love that so much stuff is coming to core! Every once in a while for the last few years I overhaul my Neovim config and try to add all the new goodies (commenting, LSP, etc., that are table stakes for most IDEs) as plugins using the
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    I'm using flameshot ( https://flameshot.org/ ), which sounds pretty similar, but FOSS and cross platform.
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    by bbkane 2y ago

    ChatGPT is really good at suggesting 20 names for <vague description of thing>. Try it out!