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by follower 3y ago
Thanks for sharing, now I think I can't remember either approach. :D But I'm glad the mnemonic works for you. :)
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by follower 3y ago
> > I'm sure there's some obscure reason > |& isn't POSIX POSIX, the obscurest of reasons! :) While I appreciate you taking the time to explain the details, it's not that I haven't tried to learn&#x2F
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by follower 3y ago
> One fucked-up thing doesn’t justify another. Correct. My intent was to acknowledge it was possible to do so (& is being done) not to give permission for it. :) > Or do you really think what happened to Jane Friedman [...] is ri
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by follower 3y ago
> I really tried to read this, but it's.. hard. It's definitely dense & long and not a light read. > her (?). Yes, given "she" as stated here: https://fedi.aria.dog/woof > The author seems t
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by follower 3y ago
As I understand it, the prime underlying issue is that the VCV Rack project is licensed, developed & community managed in a way that leaves at least some contributors feeling (at a minimum) unappreciated, unwelcome and/or exploited
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by follower 3y ago
For additional context, it seems the post in the "Background" link was published sometime in 2021 or 2020 and the first release of Cardinal seems to have been in February 2022: https://github.com/DISTRHO/Card
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by follower 3y ago
On the subject of MusicXML, there is currently ongoing work to develop a successor (currently named MNX): https://w3c.github.io/mnx/docs/
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by follower 3y ago
> Can I start writing books in your name and selling them on Kindle using your reputation Yes: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/08/autho...
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by follower 3y ago
Yes! And |& is so much easier to remember than 2>&1 or is it 1&>2?! I'm sure there's some obscure reason why |& isn't the one people suggest first but when I learned about it recently it was hugely usefu
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by follower 3y ago
> Can't Godot org itself offer the commercial support required for those projects In short, no. The most detailed explanation of why is probably this section of this article: https://godotengine.org/article/godo
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by follower 3y ago
I mean, sure, but the situation is actually "we know multiple vendors who will compete & sell you what you need and if that's not satisfactory you can DIY". At the end of the day the situation is entirely driven by the re
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by follower 3y ago
> [...] sort of implies that open source engines can be used fine to target consoles. That was my intention. > The fact developers have been able to ship Godot games on console doesn’t help much [...] Well, it demonstrates that it&#x2
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by follower 3y ago
> Godot, for example, doesn't support console builds, only working with a third party to facilitate porting to those platforms For the full nuanced details I've listed the relevant links here: * https://news.ycombina
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by follower 3y ago
That would be an issue with e.g. GPL-licensed game engine but not an Open Source licensed one (e.g. MIT). Obligatory relevant Godot-related links: * https://docs.godotengine.org/en/4.1/tutorials/platform/
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by follower 3y ago
> 2FA is an odd thing to have a problem with. The author explicitly states in the post that that is not the issue: "I have nothing against the concept of 2FA. I voluntarily use it elsewhere. That’s not what this is about."
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by follower 3y ago
> highly unlikely that you lose commit access even if you don't complete the "enrollment" This statement does not appear to be correct. According to the roadmap graphic[0] (that has no useful accessibility alt text) it s
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by follower 3y ago
It took me a non-zero amount of time researching to discover all that--it's not like the GitHub information spells that out as an option.
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by follower 3y ago
I'm glad that someone had the energy to write about this because it bothered me too. First, with regard to comments re: SMS & phone numbers, it required a non-zero amount of research to discover that GH no longer requires or recomm
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by follower 3y ago
> What Nushell has built instead is a closed ecosystem of tools that interoperate well with each other, but not with the outside environment. IMO "closed ecosystem" feels like a mischaracterization of the project--there's
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by follower 3y ago
> If `ls` changed its output format in any way (unless behind a flag) it'd break a heck of a lot of bash scripts. The `jc` ("CLI tool and python library that converts the output of popular command-line tools, file-types, and co
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by follower 3y ago
As a follow-up on this comment, I wrote up[0] some more of my discoveries with regard to using nushell structured data pipes from other shells (e.g. bash). Another variant to allow bash piping but preserving (most of) nushell's data ty
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by follower 3y ago
> I wanted to write some wrappers for the standard commands that automatically did all this via `jq`. If you're not already aware of it, you may wish to check out `jc`[0] which describes itself as a "CLI tool and python library
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by follower 3y ago
FWIW I think wezterm ( https://wezfurlong.org/wezterm/ ) offers some hope in this direction. I switched to wezterm (a couple of years ago by now, I think) in part motivated by its support for "Kitty graphics" p
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by follower 3y ago
Yes, `explore` & `:try` are documented[0] but by "this information" I was referring to the `nu` binary's `--commands`, `--stdin` etc. [0] When writing my original comment I had been going to link to page you linked but de
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by follower 3y ago
Today I learned (after disappearing down a rabbit hole after reading the linked article) that it's actually possible to begin to use & benefit from nushell's structured data pipe feature without changing one's current s
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by follower 3y ago
Nice, look forward to hearing from you!
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by follower 3y ago
# Topic 3: New Zealand is a small world I noticed from your profile that you're currently based in Dunedin and seem to quite like the place. :) Your location, interests & a mention on your site about the local Makerspace makes me t
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by follower 3y ago
# Topic 2: Dasher + Guitar Hero style music theory/improvisation practice program Back "on topic": I remember being quite enamoured/fascinated by dasher when I first encountered it. It's quite a unique interaction p
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by follower 3y ago
Okay, so, your comment about a "Dasher + Guitar Hero music theory/improvisation practice program" just sent me down a huge rabbit hole... Well, rabbit hole(s) plural, I guess, most not directly related. :D Largely because I
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by follower 3y ago
AIUI previously it required people to be logged in when doing global- or (multi-repo) organisation-scoped searches but would also sometimes show "0" or "?" in results for single repo-scoped searches via "/&quot

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