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by geenat 5y ago
You can organise text in a hierarchy indefinitely with tabs. I make a template Google Doc with the margins stripped out that I can copy anytime I need one. I usually will throw on Dark Reader as well and use a monospace font. Added benefits
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by geenat 5y ago
Obsidian: https://obsidian.md/ - All content stored as flat files on your hard drive. - Organised by correctly named folders. - Can embed images. Will link or autocopy them to the appropriate folders. - Is great i
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by geenat 5y ago
Cockroach DB recently addressed hotspots on sequence/timestamp workloads with: https://www.cockroachlabs.com/blog/hash-sharded-indexes-unlo... Does what it says on the tin for the primary key. That said, hotspots
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by geenat 5y ago
Thought this at first but it's just tailwind css aliases. They are interchangeable with the full name. fs = font-size fw = font-width ta = text-align c = color
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by geenat 5y ago
https://htmx.org/
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by geenat 5y ago
Nothing stopping you from using display: flex;
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by geenat 5y ago
No obvious advantage or win for wikimedia? * More complex, slower build process. * Increased barrier for development. * ECMAScript has been evolving so quickly lately that it will probably supersede Vue in the near future anyway. The true &
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by geenat 5y ago
Really great to see more than one viable async database library aside from asyncpg. Thank you!!
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by geenat 5y ago
Stupid since git checkout does the same things. Git user since 2012 here.
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by geenat 5y ago
Cool example of minimalism. But hate to be that guy- if you're querying a database, it is not static.
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by geenat 5y ago
Super laggy components.
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by geenat 5y ago
https://htmx.org/
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by geenat 5y ago
misunderstanding goto is cargo cult programming. loops and functions are compiled down to goto (or jump). Everyone uses them behind higher level structures. pure goto is indispensably useful for error handling in C.
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by geenat 5y ago
Seems driven by people VERY passionate about Rust.
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by geenat 5y ago
Consider https://htmx.org/
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by geenat 5y ago
As a former PHP developer primarily, shortsightedness, lol. Still pretty good lang for web, though.
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by geenat 5y ago
Horribly contrived- but you can run rootless docker with slirp4netns if you: * Install slirp4netns * DOCKERD_ROOTLESS_ROOTLESSKIT_PORT_DRIVER="slirp4netns" * Upgrade to rootless docker 20.10.7 or higher (was bugged in 20.10.6. Yup
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by geenat 5y ago
Absolutely horrid that Docker still bypasses iptables / ufw by default.
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by geenat 5y ago
Bad idea. Distributed development ensures the kernel is difficult to corrupt or destroy. git was designed for this purpose. If a dev cannot be bothered to learn the distributed process, they should not be submitting code to the kernel. No c
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by geenat 5y ago
Here's an underrated alternative for people who stand: LEANRITE. Love mine, been using it for 4 months so far. Next level standing desk. Having used many office chairs for extended periods over my career here's my ranking. (I have
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by geenat 5y ago
Running 4k monitor and the UI is too big, cant imagine the horrors of this on 1080p. gnome is the only place where the new ff design looks good vs old.
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by geenat 5y ago
Similar to https://htmx.org/
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by geenat 5y ago
The way I see it is Go was made as a thin layer on top of C to bring safety, modern toolchain, and concurrency. The reason why the toolchain rocks, the language is simple, and builds are lightning fast are because of these tradeoffs for the
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by geenat 5y ago
Dark mode, brilliant. NP++ is what I used to use before going all in on Sublime. Still glad to see it going strong.
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by geenat 5y ago
Hack to "solve" Rootless Docker permission issues: nsenter -U --preserve-credentials -n -m -t $(cat $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/docker.pid) /usr/bin/chown -R root:root /home/user/workspace This one l