donio

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by donio 4y ago
In Emacs-land rcirc supports a bunch of them: https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs.git/tree/lisp/net/rc...
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by donio 4y ago
To be fair that's often missing on HN too.
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by donio 4y ago
Not enough sophisticated adjactives. On HN everything is incredible, amazing, electrifying and goosebumps inducing. I would love to see a frequency analysis of such words on HN vs elsewhere.
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by donio 4y ago
And don't even need to run Steam under it, just put it in the "Launch Options" field of the game.
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by donio 4y ago
Give it a maildir output option and it will be much more useful. Such tools already exist but the more options the better.
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by donio 4y ago
Usenet servers had admins and tools to deal with spam: cancel messages and in extreme cases the UDP. If you were on a decently run server it wasn't any worse than Reddit or HN even.
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by donio 4y ago
The only software I look forward to upgrading is Emacs. Everything else fills me with dread about what will break or what functionality will be lost this time.
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by donio 4y ago
I've been using it since 2018, no issues so far.
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by donio 4y ago
> but I believe fragmenting the community has almost always led to the overall downfall of a language I'd argue the opposite. Most programming languages that truly thrive have multiple independent implementations. Go always (1.0+) h
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by donio 4y ago
debug.exe is single pass and doesn't do labels so by having the string first you know its address later.
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by donio 4y ago
truncate -s 1g image.img Or fallocate if you want it to complete instantly without disk writes but still allocate the space.
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by donio 4y ago
None of the games you mention are roguelikes. Crypt of the Necrodancer is closest.
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by donio 4y ago
Xapian is great, especially when you need a a C/C++ library rather than a separate service. Kinda like an sqlite for search. Some of my favorite tools like notmuch and recoll use it.
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by donio 4y ago
> Snap makes sense, but it'll take time for the dust to settle. Just like Unity / Wayland. That comparison is not helping to sell it.
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by donio 4y ago
Or to be on the safe side just ignore both products. Too much drama for my taste.
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by donio 4y ago
I was wondering how this was done entirely without CGO since hooking up the transpiled code to a native Go X client like xgb sounds really hard. Apparently it uses a transpiled version of libX11 and freetype. Which seems pretty crazy but I
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by donio 4y ago
Mine is a 2 step program: 1. Carefully place phone and all other gadgets and distractions on the table 2. Go for a run
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by donio 4y ago
Yes, and it still is. I have been using Gmail since 2004 and I very rarely touch the web or mobile UIs. 99% of my interactions with it are through SMTP and IMAP. I don't think that Gmail has fundamentally changed in this sense, it has
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by donio 4y ago
And all of it is optional. You can do all operations (readinig, posting, commenting, voting, flagging) with JS disabled, you just get page loads rather than dynamic updates.
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by donio 4y ago
Check out the script included in one of the comments of this PR. It allows displaying recoll query output in pdfgrep.el buffers. The fix in the PR itself helps to avoid an error in cases when recoll doesn't provide highlights in the sn
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by donio 4y ago
It's 3x the price of the Japanese original that was linked in another thread. https://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/NEOBK-2453544
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by donio 4y ago
Make sure to turn on pdfgrep-mode (a global minor mode, its role is to advise compilation-mode to make it deal with pdfgrep output) and then run M-x pdfgrep with a syntax similar to M-x grep, so you need to specify the filename(s) to grep i
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by donio 4y ago
Recoll is a nice one, uses Xapian for the index. https://www.lesbonscomptes.com/recoll/
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by donio 4y ago
For Emacs users there is also https://github.com/jeremy-compostella/pdfgrep which lets you browse the results and open the original docs highlighting the selected match. It's on MELPA.
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by donio 4y ago
If the parent meant to do those things without bringing the phone along for the run then the PineTime wouldn't work since it has no onboard GPS or enough storage for music.
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by donio 4y ago
He is Programmerer Ingebrigtsen.
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by donio 4y ago
I don't prune the recommendations (since I don't use it) but my subscriptions are always carefully curated, about 50 channels I think. My subscription feed is all good, that's what I use as my landing point.
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by donio 4y ago
I believe that uses a separate database that was seeded from scraped youtube data but now it's only updated by those who use the addon. So it would have a much smaller sample size for recent activity.
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by donio 4y ago
Not sure what we are doing differently but for me it's pretty much random and useless. It seems to be a mix of mostly old videos from channels I follow anyway and random junk I am not interested in. I am sure I could find something new
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by donio 4y ago
To me they tend to answer the question of why you wouldn't want to do it.

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