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by goerz 9y ago
Good to see some work on the homepage, but there's still so much potential! I wish I could mark activity messages as read and remove them from the feed. It should behave more as an "inbox"
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by goerz 9y ago
Just updated to the newest version, which seems to change quite dramatically how gpg-agent works. I can no longer figure out how to limit a gpg-agent to the current shell (the old version relied on environment variables which were easy to k
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by goerz 9y ago
For XCode, you'll have to tell Apple. But there certainly are a number of very good SSH terminals, my favorite one being Blink
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by goerz 9y ago
The Blink app for mosh/ssh allows to remap caps-lock to esc on the SmartKeyboard. This made the iPad more than usable for (remote) programming in vim
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by goerz 9y ago
Is there a way to disable this? In an HPC environment, I don't want routines going multi-core without my explicit permission, under any circumstances. I will already have manually set up the parallelization to be at the highest logical
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by goerz 9y ago
Yeah, tmux is pretty powerful all by itself, and perfectly suited for pair-programming, assuming ssh is set up. I wrote a little wrapper script a while ago to handle the setup of the ssh keys on a temporary basis (the partner's SSH key
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by goerz 9y ago
It's very bare-bones, but the solution that works most reliably for me is still https://awwapp.com (has been around for ages) That still leaves a lot of room for improvement. I'd love to see something that has a native
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by goerz 9y ago
Yes, 90% Of Germans live in small- to medium-size cities (I.e., not in Berlin, Cologne, Hamburg, and Munich). Berlin in particular has exceptional public transport.
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by goerz 9y ago
Strongly second being able to customize the grid. I'd actually like 6*4, spanning keys 1-6 at the top to z-n at the bottom
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by goerz 9y ago
I like Divvy, too. I wonder how hard it would be to snap Divvy's GUI overlay onto these Linux tools. I frequently want to arrange windows not just in halves of the screen, but in thirds. I find that gets cumbersome with keyboard shortc
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by goerz 9y ago
Even using SSH I find it to be much snappier than the competition. Killer feature for me: key repeat and remapping caps-lock to escape on the Apple Keyboard. I'm actually amazed how Blink manages to go beyond what I thought were fundam
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by goerz 9y ago
I do, on a regular basis. Blink ( http://blink.sh ) has brought the iPad completely on par with the Macbook for me as far as the command line goes.
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by goerz 9y ago
I use Arq ( https://www.arqbackup.com ) with Amazon Drive (unlimited data for $60/year) for this
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by goerz 9y ago
Why do you think it's missing it? It has the same persistence as the mosh-client on a deskop. That is, the connection will persist as long as the client process exists. If you are observing anything else, that would justify a bug repor
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by goerz 10y ago
Yes you can. Kernels are completely independent from the notebook itself.
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by goerz 10y ago
Actually, neovim is somewhat more prone to crashing than traditional vim, in my experience
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by goerz 10y ago
Python may just not be good choice of language for your problem. Have you looked at Julia? It claims to be fast for the kinds of things you're doing, and it shares a lot of the Python ecosystem -- the Ju in Jupyter is from Julia, i.e.,
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by goerz 10y ago
GoodNotes on iPad Pro 12.9 inch with Apple Pencil
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by goerz 10y ago
Can't read, seems to be behind a paywall
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by goerz 10y ago
I would even settle for an undo/redo (of more than one action)
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by goerz 10y ago
I could see this as being useful if it was available as a library
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by goerz 10y ago
That looks extremely interesting!
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by goerz 10y ago
Are there any parsers (or parser generators) that allow to generate a "Lossless Syntax Tree" for an arbitrary grammar? Specifically, a parser that tags every parsed token with a tuple (line_id, col, length) that tells me where it
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by goerz 10y ago
There's an app "PocketBib" that synchronizes Bibdesk to the iPad (through Dropbox or Google Drive). It has a basic reader built in, but you can open individual papers in Goodreader (or any other reading app). Of course, if yo
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by goerz 10y ago
Isn't this just what's known as an Outliner (e.g. OmniOutliner, but various other programs exist)?
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by goerz 10y ago
There's already an (albeit deprecated) debugger package called pydb ( http://bashdb.sourceforge.net/pydb/ ). It would be good to choose a different name for this, most importantly because `pip install pydb` is alrea
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by goerz 10y ago
I also moved to GoodNotes entirely. It combines all the benefits of paper and digital: it's exactly as flexible as paper, but also editable. This is a huge deal: I can refine my handwritten notes by easily moving things around, adding
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by goerz 10y ago
Sure, but what suggestions would actually improve the situation and are feasible, both on a technical level and politically? Is it just a matter of better porcelain?
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by goerz 10y ago
Well, I meant how do we actually make git better? It has become and absolute standard and is not going away anytime soon. Everyone knows it, and there's a huge ecosystem around it (last but not least Github). I actually think there&#
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by goerz 10y ago
All fair points. So what can we actually do about it?

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