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by bbkane 4y ago
I prefer the app placing the config in the same place on every system. It makes it easier for me to find the file regardless of OS (to modify or back up with a script) and it's simpler for the app dev to write the code for as well. I r
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by bbkane 4y ago
You would like https://rust-analyzer.github.io/blog/2020/07/20/three-archit...
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by bbkane 4y ago
I know of two languages trying something similar to this: - https://dion.systems/faq.html - https://www.roc-lang.org/ They're both experimental, but fun to read about!
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by bbkane 4y ago
Saved for the next time I need to test some REST! Thank you!
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by bbkane 4y ago
https://lapce.dev/ is looking better every time I check
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by bbkane 4y ago
I use gitjournal.io to sync my folder of markdown notes between PC and phone. I wrote about my little ensemble of editors and tools at https://www.bbkane.com/blog/how-i-take-notes/
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by bbkane 4y ago
Nice! I used to do something similar with: python -m http.server And a dns -> http record Namecheap which sent traffic from books.bbkane.com to http://localhost:5000
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by bbkane 4y ago
It does have a very good VS Code plugin providing autocomplete and (somewhat laggy) diagram preview
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by bbkane 4y ago
I feel like the common case, especially for new HTML devs, is to use one website. And when they get more experienced, they'll probably want to migrate that site to a new host (for example my site was bbkane.github.io before I moved it
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by bbkane 4y ago
Vikunja looks really nice!! I might actually be able to replace MS TODO!
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by bbkane 4y ago
I think the largely open source nature of the Godot ecosystem is already the "killer app" and I hope parity in matters such as this expose that
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by bbkane 4y ago
https://github.com/espanso/espanso does just this if it's all you need
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by bbkane 4y ago
I switched from Jekyll to Zola because of my difficulty running Jekyll locally too. I chose Zola because it's a single binary and its template language (Tera) is similar to Jekyll's so my blog was fairly easy to port.
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by bbkane 4y ago
I'm making a pragmatic argument, not a moral one. Adding spacing is easy and it helps more people enjoy your hard work. That's why you should do it.
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by bbkane 4y ago
Cultural issues are as real as any other issues... Isn't it much easier to make an easy neutral change to your writing that will be positive for some readers than to assert their culture should learn to read better?
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by bbkane 4y ago
I just had a baby myself and I don't see any time for side projects in my future any time soon...
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by bbkane 4y ago
Inflex looks really great! I love the no-grid + reactivity premise!
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by bbkane 4y ago
Do you have a blog we can follow your adventures on? I just had a baby, so the only things I'm doing are sleeping, working, and feeding/diapers right now. It'd be nice to read about how you're spending your increased fre
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by bbkane 4y ago
Microsoft seems like "a house divided" when it comes to opening .NET. They open source the core language, but have different proprietary dev tools (debugging for one) you need to pay for. https://isdotnetopen.com/
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by bbkane 4y ago
I do think they should set up donations directly to Firefox development and support, but I disagree on the telemetry and Pocket. Telemetry is useful for improving the product and people like pocket.
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by bbkane 4y ago
Here's a small script I use often to tag commits with Git. It shows the current status, lists out the most recent tags, prompts for a new tag and message, and finally pushes. Everything is colorized so it's easy to read and I use
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by bbkane 4y ago
Do you have a link to a good tutorial for this?
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by bbkane 4y ago
If only Google Sheets let you name cells and ranges!
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by bbkane 4y ago
You might also enjoy https://colorfle.com/ . I play it every evening
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by bbkane 4y ago
It does it on the "word" level: https://stackoverflow.com/a/52635099/2958070
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by bbkane 4y ago
I really think the most exciting feature of Carbon (indeed, it's justification for existence) is its backwards compatibility with C++, followed closely by it's more modern and flexible governance structure. Even the docs in the re
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by bbkane 4y ago
I do this too. I wrote about it at https://www.bbkane.com/blog/how-i-take-notes/
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by bbkane 4y ago
Apple makes it difficult to develop apps from another platform (unique low level libraries like Metal, requiring a Mac for publishing). I think one result of this is that cross-platform app authors who aren't ALSO primarily MacOS users
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by bbkane 4y ago
I just finished feeding my first baby, and I'm not sure when I'll have time for anything else again.
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by bbkane 4y ago
I'd love to watch that talk if you're comfortable posting a link

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