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by conaclos 4y ago
One missing feature for me is a tree view of the project folder [1]. A contributor is working on that [2]. [1] https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/issues/200 [2] https://github.com/helix-edi
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by conaclos 4y ago
I am mostly happy with Thunderbird. However, I had a lot of difficulties to obtain a unified inbox/sent for each of my mail account. I succeeded by creating saved search under local folders for each mail account that unifies inbox and
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by conaclos 4y ago
I could welcome any comparison with aerc ( https://aerc-mail.org ).
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by conaclos 4y ago
The sq program is not stable yet. right?
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by conaclos 4y ago
Because you are already acustomed to ssh? I personaly use GPG. However, GPG looks complex and the ergonomics of GnuPG cli is horrible.
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by conaclos 4y ago
I accept that a library should not be bundled into a single file. However I use esbuild instead of tsc for trans piling my code. It is blazing fast and make a quick write-transpile-test feedback.
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by conaclos 4y ago
In my experience, you may encounter issues when you depends on pure esm package and cjs-only packages. IMHO, it is still useful to publish a cjs fallback.
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by conaclos 4y ago
> Case in point: the new self-hosted compiler is 1.5x faster than the C++ implementation and uses 3x less peak RAM. I am not sure it is comparable: the self-hosted compiler uses a different architecture [1]. [1] https://vimeo.
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by conaclos 4y ago
The talk is available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olH-9b3VJfs
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by conaclos 4y ago
It could be nice to have import-maps composability. However, I don't think it is planned because browsers' import-maps are not composable. I dislike the deps.ts concept. It is one of the main reason I did not switch to Deno yet.
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by conaclos 4y ago
TypeScript support?
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by conaclos 4y ago
The post is wrong about Deno's node comparability. Deno has actually a node compat mode [1] [1] https://deno.land/manual/node/compatibility_mode
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by conaclos 4y ago
I follow bun since the start and its author has achieved a tremendous work! However, I am a bit afraid of the rapid growth of the project. I could appreciate a slower growth in order to think twice about the direction of the project. It cou
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by conaclos 4y ago
ESbuild is much more mature than bun. The author of ESbuild cares a lot about compatibility with other bundlers and stability. Moreover it is already insanely fast. I am not sure there is any interest to switch from ESbuild to bun for bundl
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by conaclos 4y ago
Every JS engine has interesting design choices. V8 has more documentation than other (the v8 blog is great resource [1]). This ism ore easy to have an overview of V8 internals. It could be nice to have more internal overview from other engi
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by conaclos 4y ago
Agreed. Some project attract attention just because it is written in Rust. Although Rust is well-designed, the language does not make everything.
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by conaclos 4y ago
I have just discovered yarn2 / yarn3. The main advantage over npm / pnpm seems be the Zero Install philosophy [1] and the Plug'n'Play architecture [2]. Have you some feedback about these features? By the way, the yarn2 &
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by conaclos 4y ago
Bun parser is a translation in Zig of ESbuild's parser. ESbuild parser is already well tuned. Bun takes zig advantages to go further.
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by conaclos 4y ago
The syntax is not the same. This is an example from itzer/virgil [1]: def fib(i: int) -> int { if (i <= 1) return 1; return fib(i - 1) + fib(i - 2); } And an example from munificent/vigil [2]: def fib(n
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by conaclos 4y ago
Similar here. So simple: user@remote ~ > git init --bare myproject.git user@local myproject > git remote add vps user@remote:myproject.git
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by conaclos 4y ago
I own a Samsung A3 2017 that measures 66x135mm (4.7" screen). It is even smaller than iPhone 12 mini. It is really hard nowadays to find such a small phone.
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by conaclos 4y ago
I like the combination between dataclasses and structural pattern matching: @dataclass class Point: x: int y: int def where_is(point): match point: case Point(x=0, y=0): print("Origin") cas
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by conaclos 4y ago
Outdoor testing: https://youtu.be/XQms-iHX9RQ?t=1449
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by conaclos 4y ago
The Wikipedia article about Operator Precedence Parser [1] is very informative. It describes this technique as well as other ones such as Pratt parser and precedence climbing. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operator-
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by conaclos 4y ago
I did not need a tight integration between my phone contacts and my mail contacts. However, I think a good mail client such as thunderbird could do a good job. I am using my own domain and I am using OVH as my mail provider.
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by conaclos 4y ago
An interesting alternative is Radicale [1]. Both are very lightweight. I mainly chose Radicale over Baïkal because it is written in Python. On the client side DAVx⁵ [2] do a good job. [1] https://radicale.org/v3.html [2] h
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by conaclos 4y ago
It is one of the reason why I have a strict policy regarding dependencies: 1. Think twice before introducing a third-party dependency (including dev dependency). 2. Favor trusted dependencies with a good dependency policy. 3. Avoid dependen
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by conaclos 4y ago
Actually you can expand any pattern: --option{X,Y} -> --optionX --optionY --option:{X,Y} -> --option:X --option:Y ...
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by conaclos 4y ago
I found guidelines [1] that list several common short options: -a, --all -d, --debug -f, --force -h, --help -o, --output -p, --port -q, --quiet -u, --user [1] https://clig.dev/#arguments-and-flags
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by conaclos 4y ago
-v is also used for --verbose. In this case -V is often used for --version. Another common option I am thinking about is -r for --recursive. I could advocate to use only commonly accepted short options.

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