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   by eterps 3y ago

   Thanks, that's really helpful
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   by eterps 3y ago

   I visited this island cluster last summer, very impressive. It felt like a tranquil oasis.
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   by eterps 3y ago

   Hmmm, interesting point. Hypothetically speaking, should someone successfully create a full-fledged browser using Javascript that can operate both independently and within web pages, 'custom browsers' could be displayed anywhere.
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   by eterps 3y ago

   Very cool, would be nice if the most relevant image would be picked though (which usually isn't a logo).
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   by eterps 3y ago

   Thanks, never heard of ATS before.
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   by eterps 3y ago

   - Project Hail Mary - Children of Time - Accelerando - The Forever War - Axiomatic
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   by eterps 3y ago

   Reminds me of: https://github.com/roc-lang/roc/blob/main/FAQ.md#why-doesnt-...
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   by eterps 3y ago

   > My kids are either male or female, no matter how they choose to express themselves Yet intersex exists. Additionally there are cases where an individual can be biologically one sex but genetically another. For instance, some women may
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   by eterps 3y ago

   I am so used to bzip2 by now, It'll be hard to switch to something else.
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    by eterps 3y ago

    Congrats on the release. I'll definitely check it out more in-depth, but first impression is really good. > Fleek gives you opinionated starter configurations for bash and zsh in four different levels of BLING. Any word about suppor
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    by eterps 3y ago

    NB: I am not the author, but this approach closely aligns with my ideal method for handling package and configuration management for workstations.
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    Fleek: A human-friendly Nix wrapper(getfleek.dev)

    6 points by eterps 3y ago|5 comments
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    by eterps 4y ago

    I began utilizing Vim approximately three decades ago, and experiencing a contemporary tool like Neovim still feels incredibly astounding.
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Are there any open source alternatives for this? Or still too early?
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    by eterps 4y ago

    This looks nice, but if there is a script anyway isn't making an animated GIF of it a relatively poor use of capabilities? Why not have a result that is able to go backward and forward (like a slideshow), the ability to pause/resu
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    Nushell 0.78 supports pattern matching(nushell.sh)

    2 points by eterps 4y ago|0 comments
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    by eterps 4y ago

    That's a brilliant and witty way to put it :D
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    by eterps 4y ago

    I can certainly empathize with your perspective and I find myself in agreement with it too. My frustration with function coloring primarily stems from its implementation in JavaScript/TypeScript. I believe that even with the use of col
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Interesting ongoing discussion about async & colored functions: https://github.com/gleam-lang/gleam/discussions/2051
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    by eterps 4y ago

    I believe the first issue could be somewhat mitigated if the editor displayed the inferred types as virtual text.
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    by eterps 4y ago

    How does this compare to CasaOS? https://www.casaos.io
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Would love this as a TUI app (in the style of lazygit)
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    by eterps 4y ago

    It sure looks like they're setting themselves up to (again) be in a position where no one can get around them.
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    by eterps 4y ago

    I am guessing that at some point a class of programming languages will be designed that is both optimal to generate by LLMs and easy to read/understand for humans. Right now most PLs are optimized for writing code by humans.
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Only the language part of it
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Exactly, IMO a good rule of thumb would be: If a project is appropriate to be built as a multi-page application (MPA), then HTMX can be added to it to give it some SPA like qualities (without having to resort to JS coding). Moreover, you ca
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    by eterps 4y ago

    From a caching perspective REST is a superset IMHO.
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    by eterps 4y ago

    Does this tool keep track of the categories it has used to build a directory structure over time, or does each file result in a new structure unrelated to the previous one?
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    by eterps 4y ago

    How feasible would it currently be to use a standalone tool for this (instead of connecting to ChatGPT)? Are there any standalone command line tools that can be experimented with?
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    by eterps 4y ago

    > Also, I would be somewhat worried about this thing racking up massive bills for the larger files. Looks like the amount of data that is sent is capped: https://github.com/jjuliano/aifiles/blob/main&#x2F