deck4rd

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by deck4rd 3y ago
A few thousand words written by a human in a magazine feature is not "the enshittification of technology news". For those who want bullet point distillations of news, that exists in the form of Axios et al. Some of us like long
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Neovim 0.9.0 Released(github.com)
4 points by deck4rd 3y ago|0 comments
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by deck4rd 4y ago
For YouTube, I never actually visit YouTube.com. I view my subscriptions via my RSS/Atom feed reader and I watch the videos with mpv. This has probably saved me many hours I would have wasted clicking through "recommended" vi
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by deck4rd 4y ago
Recently I set up a miniflux instance with the intention of using it as a backend for newsboat. I'd been using newsboat on its own for a while and I liked it, but wanted my feeds accessible on other devices. Turns out I liked miniflux&
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Happy 9th Birthday, Qutebrowser(blog.qutebrowser.org)
5 points by deck4rd 4y ago|2 comments
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by deck4rd 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35DSdw7dHjs is as relevant as ever > Am I getting through to you, Mr. Beale? You get up on your little twenty-one inch screen and howl about America and democracy. There is no America. Th
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by deck4rd 4y ago
Jane Street has been purchasing advertisements with popular math YouTubers[1][2] recently, and it really bothers me. Think how many young, mathematically curious people are watching these channels and getting told that working for Jane Stre
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by deck4rd 4y ago
> This year, Gopls releases focused on improving stability and performance Glad to see more work on gopls, as it sometimes has very high CPU usage in my experience. Could also be an issue with my vim/ALE setup, but other LSPs seem t
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by deck4rd 4y ago
That link now 301s to another page. Here is an archive of the article: https://archive.ph/Yg64e
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by deck4rd 4y ago
Funny that this website is anything but minimal. Instead of using fragments for each section (e.g. http://minifesto.org/#prioritize ), this site uses some janky JavaScript scrolling behavior that messes up my browser's
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by deck4rd 4y ago
I'm a fan of msmtp for this sort of "lightweight" mail sender, since I really only need it for cron notifications and a few hacky scripts. Maybe I'll give dma a spin.
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by deck4rd 4y ago
Happy Purelymail user for about a year and a half now. Multiple custom domains, easy routing, and cheap. It does have a "bus factor" of 1, though, so something like Fastmail might be preferable to some people.
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Curl 7.86.0 with WebSocket(daniel.haxx.se)
3 points by deck4rd 4y ago|0 comments
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by deck4rd 4y ago
TIL about <mark>, <meter>, and <progress>!
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by deck4rd 4y ago
For something like a personal website or blog this seems totally sufficient, though maybe a bit boring. I disagree that these kinds of projects are "generally a terrible idea."
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by deck4rd 4y ago
Nice to finally have TOML support in the stdlib, especially considering pip's dependence on it.
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by deck4rd 4y ago
That's pretty cool! What other learn-a-new-language projects do you (or others) have? I like to write a very basic HTTP 1.0 server when trying out a new language.
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Today Is Tau Day(tauday.com)
6 points by deck4rd 4y ago|1 comments