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by ilyagr 2y ago
People should be aware of two related editors: https://anvil-editor.net/ is more directly inspired by and similar to Acme (but makes no attempt to borrow from Vim). https://github.com/martanne/vis is a
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by ilyagr 2y ago
Perhaps https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42428537 or its parent will make sense to you: connecting 3 or more perfect constant-temperature regenerative heat exchangers in a series would make the ones at the ends work at
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by ilyagr 2y ago
Yeah, I think this makes sense. If you connect many of my heat exchangers in series, the temperature gradient increases; only the middle one will work at the average of the inside and outside temperature (the example of 3 in a row makes sen
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I'm confused how the heat retention could be around 80-90% without expending a ton of energy. Naively, if on average the same amount of air goes in and out, I'd expect the temperature of the heat exchanger (on average in space and
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by ilyagr 2y ago
It's a pity that the article doesn't suggest who to give money to instead. The most similar organization I know that probably needs the money is https://archive.org/donate . There were just some bad news about them
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by ilyagr 2y ago
Nice tool to know about. How much storage do you need to use it?
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by ilyagr 2y ago
It (and gitk) are actually Tcl scripts. Note how the "shell script" you linked exec-s itself with `wish`
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by ilyagr 2y ago
> In Retcon, if a commit move results in a conflict, that doesn't matter; you can keep making changes to your history anyway, and then resolve any remaining conflicts when you're ready. I didn't realize Retcon could do thi
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by ilyagr 2y ago
To save people a search: https://gitbutler.com/
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I'll add that while `jj` itself is a CLI, people have made GUIs on top of it that allow for drag and dropping of commits: https://github.com/gulbanana/gg https://www.visualjj.com/
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by ilyagr 2y ago
You can also `open -R file` to select that file in Finder.
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I've just tried both `devenv` and `flox`, and the latter had two related niceties: - Direnv wants to put its config inside the root of a git repo, which makes it hard to ignore. Flox's config is all in a `.flox` directory, so I c
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by ilyagr 2y ago
It's one thing to say these things. I'm sure Amazon has a website somewhere saying such things, for anybody who wants to read them, that's fine. It's another to obligate people to listen or to threaten them, explicitly o
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by ilyagr 2y ago
By this logic, mugging somebody at gunpoint is protected by the first and second amendment. I exercised my right to free speech and to bear arms, and then they voluntarily gave me all they had. If a citizen claims this -- ridiculous. But if
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by ilyagr 2y ago
They have a few blog posts about this license: https://blog.gitbutler.com/gitbutler-is-now-fair-source/ , https://blog.gitbutler.com/the-future-of-open-source/ I don't think they are the first
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by ilyagr 2y ago
How does it encode the idea of having all the numbers on each line/square?
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by ilyagr 2y ago
Took me a bit to figure out a nice way to do this in the `fish` shell. I think it's `string collect < file.txt`.
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I find the most benefit from `jj` when I'm preparing some commits for review and I want to make them tell a coherent story. I often want to then rearrange commits, split or merge them, move things from one to another. For people who wo
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I hope they soon rename it into "Fully Supervised Driving".
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by ilyagr 2y ago
Good to know, thanks!
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I know it can create a dummy display, but can it create a window on the real display showing the contents of the virtual display? That seems to be the flagship feature of DeskPad.
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by ilyagr 2y ago
This seems completely incompetent on Apple's part and all-around awful. The supposed point of these prompts is that somebody could install screen recording software on your computer without you knowing. Now, that person can defeat the
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by ilyagr 2y ago
From this perspective, the weird part is that mutli-threaded programs can recover from panics in some of the threads (as long as `panic=unwind`). I suppose it's so practically useful that people made an exception for it, without this f
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I find the relationship between mutlithreading and panics' default behavior confusing. In a single-threaded program, a panic is not supposed to be "caught" and aborts everything. If the main thread panics, the program stops
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by ilyagr 2y ago
Thanks, this is interesting to read! If what you're saying is true, it's a bit sad that all these large-capex industries that are so important for society to have expertise and progress in are not considered promising or competiti
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I wonder: if my sentiment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41587866 is correct and Intel is essentially giving up on innovation in chip fabrication, what, if anything, does this mean for AMD? I'm quite ignoran
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I see "giving up" between the lines of: > A key priority for Intel Foundry is to increase our capital efficiency. <...> Now that we have completed our transition to EUV, it’s time to shift from a period of accelerated inv
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I ended up switching to Kakoune and Dance mainly for the multiple cursor support. I treat it like `sed`, but interactive. It feels miles ahead of other editors I know, with the exception of Helix, Vis, and maybe Ki (haven't played with
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by ilyagr 2y ago
Another editor that people might be interested in (and I think more people should know about) is https://github.com/martanne/vis . It is, in some ways, the opposite of Ki; instead of straying further from vim, Vis is ju
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I wish this were a mode for https://github.com/71/dance or a plugin like it. Technically, this seems entirely possible, though I'm not sure anybody would have the time to actually implement it unless Ki's aut

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