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by dorian-graph 3y ago
Or https://github.com/afnanenayet/diffsitter . I've tried both and I like them. No preference or notable opinions on them yet!
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Ghostbuster: Detecting Text Ghostwritten by Large Language Models(bair.berkeley.edu)
3 points by dorian-graph 3y ago|0 comments
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by dorian-graph 3y ago
I've used it as my primary browser for months! Highly recommend it. The team behind it are quite active on their feedback forum.
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by dorian-graph 3y ago
> There is a huge risk in niche languages and platforms. Hard to hire for, hard to find libraries for, hard to find blogs/tutorials/etc. With alternatives like Go having a pretty respectable concurrency story ... it is pretty h
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by dorian-graph 3y ago
I wonder how this compares with Babashka?
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by dorian-graph 3y ago
Are (some of) those developers not those who "are unwilling to deal with new concepts like in Elixir or Erlang"?
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by dorian-graph 3y ago
I was about to ask if there's any "Rust by ML" languages out there. Thank you.
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by dorian-graph 3y ago
True colour support and decent custom bindings are what keep me off of Terminal.app.
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by dorian-graph 4y ago
That's what Product Hunt has felt like for a long time—and LinkedIn too.
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by dorian-graph 4y ago
Tree-sitter builds a concrete syntax tree, not an abstract syntax tree, right?
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by dorian-graph 4y ago
I've used this intermittently at work for great success in mapping out problems, etc.
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by dorian-graph 4y ago
I feel like you may have missed a salient section in the blog post. Here's one sentence from that section: > Once a commit cements itself in git’s history—that’s it. It’s impossible to amend a commit message buried deep in a repo’s
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by dorian-graph 4y ago
This looks great. Thank you! If Atuin or HiSHtory would only let me sync through iCloud or something else like Synching.
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by dorian-graph 4y ago
Having grown tired of the design of Alfread and not wanting to commit to VC-backed Raycast, this is a nice discovery! Edit: A plugin system is on the TODO and that'd be the clincher.
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by dorian-graph 4y ago
What scenarios have you used it for?
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
Looks neat so far! Do you plan on supporting ligatures?
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
This gives me the same vibe as "Why get rid of the DVD drive?". I've used ligatures now for several years (with JetBrains Mono in particular for some time). I've done lots of pair programming and a common immediate react
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
https://github.com/jesse-c/dotfiles/tree/main/.hammerspoon
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
I use this! - Mute my computer when I put it to sleep or when I change wifi networks - Hyper key - Mail.app menubar indicator - Spotify menubar current song - Shortcut to move mouse cursor to another monitor - Window switcher that only list
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
Great write-up! There's one small typo: > Uploads us the existing LiveView WebSocket connection "use"
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
Looks interesting! I've used both https://www.drovio.com/ (formerly Use-Together) and https://tuple.app/ during the pandemic successfully at work.
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
I like this! Thanks for (re)posting it.
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
> I think this is reasonable advice, in some settings. But for many of us, I think it’s just not practical anymore. I too disagree, and aside from that, it's such a defeatist attitude.
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
Oh that's good to know! Thank you.
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
I've used this a little bit at work (as as software engineer), and I've at times found it really helpful. I think it depends on how you work through problems/information. It's also depended on what exactly I was working
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
Reminds me of https://height.app/ . I highly recommend giving it a go.
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No one likes ads. So let’s do something about it(unsplash.com)
57 points by dorian-graph 5y ago|45 comments
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
As someone at a startup that is in Elixir, we haven't found 1 or 3 to be a problem. I would recommend Elixir for a startup. I made a similar comment on a previous article about Elixir: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
IIRC there was this [1] issue that some people pushed for a couple of years. Then at some point, this other one [2] became the new one for it (which has Kate Hockman as the issue creator). It's been a multi-year effort, so congrats to
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by dorian-graph 5y ago
That Elm comparison is so nice. I felt like half the time I was writing Elm, it was spent on the manual work of the things described in there.

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