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by ilyagr 2y ago
Fascinating idea! To summarize for those who know [Kakoune]( https://github.com/mawww/kakoune ) or [Helix]( https://github.com/helix-editor/helix ), the idea is that every command has the form ["
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by ilyagr 2y ago
One great advantage of replacing comments with language constructs is that if the compiler checks the "docs", people don't forget to update it and can actually trust what's written down
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by ilyagr 2y ago
- https://github.com/dandavison/delta is nice for a prettier presentation of the same information as `git diff`. - This may or may not qualify, since I think GNU diff supports it with an option, as does Git diff, but
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by ilyagr 2y ago
`curl -LOf url` is the simplest one I'm aware of that doesn't act too weirdly :) Without `-f`, it'll happily save the 404 error page if you do `curl -LO https://example.com/index.htmll ` After playing with `wc
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by ilyagr 2y ago
It sounds like they intended to open-source their code after 3 years. Did that actually happen? Are cockroachdb versions from 2021 open?
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by ilyagr 2y ago
A cross-platform pie menu: https://github.com/kando-menu/kando I haven't used it, but the readme seems very nice. It might be more focused on app launching.
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by ilyagr 2y ago
2% inflation per year is a healthy amount. To inflate away 90% of debt, I imagine 1000% of inflation would be needed over some amount of time (and this amount of time better be short enough that you don't accumulate significant debt du
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I found https://github.com/kikito/inspect.lua , haven't tried it yet.
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I wonder if there's something like this for Lua. It doesn't have Python's built-in conveniences for introspection like `help()`.
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by ilyagr 2y ago
http://jsbin.com/ is an older open source JSFiddle, though it's unclear whether it's still actively developed. See also https://github.com/jsbin/jsbin
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by ilyagr 2y ago
FYI, Rye is the name of a tool that's gaining popularity in the Python world. https://github.com/astral-sh/rye
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by ilyagr 2y ago
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1810780426627063987.html Not sure if there's a way to unroll the thread with fewer ads. (Apparently, Firefox + NoScript works on Android. Unlike Chrome, it also plays videos)
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I intentionally made my previous comments as factual as possible. To editorialize a but, I don't believe Congress will fix this law in the near future, because enough congresscritters and their donors benefit from congresscritters bein
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by ilyagr 2y ago
How long do you think it will take for Congress to fix the law? Until then, the ancestor poster's interpretation of "Don't worry, it's now legal for the judge and everyone else involved to get a nice present from Boeing,
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by ilyagr 2y ago
https://www.scotusblog.com/2024/06/supreme-court-limits-scop... Somewhat opinionated, but clearer explanation: https://jacobin.com/2024/06/supreme-court-corruption-thomas-... Perhaps som
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by ilyagr 2y ago
This is a good point, you can indeed argue that "there's a single company with the right to ignore the license terms" is correct. Thank you for elaborating, I added a note to my comment. I'm still not sure whether it rea
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by ilyagr 2y ago
No, it is not accurate. That is not what Google's CLA says. (Though there are other CLAs out there that are closer to what you describe) (*Update:* Though IANAL, you should read the child comment and the CLA itself and make up your own
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by ilyagr 2y ago
This is what golang does. https://go.dev/doc/effective_go#semicolons
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by ilyagr 2y ago
Large parts of Google rely on Git, most notably Chrome and Android. Also, it is a good thing if Junio can do his job independently of Google's immediate needs.
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by ilyagr 2y ago
These are all good points. High-density housing makes trains easier. Conversely, trains induce demand for high-density housing near the stations. There are many other considerations that need to be taken into consideration to make trains us
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by ilyagr 2y ago
s/word/weird. Phone keyboards...
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I agree, "induced demand" is a word phrase to rally behind. The argument must be (and, I believe, is) that induced demand for buses and trains is far cheaper to a society than induced demand for cars. Adding a train car at a peak
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by ilyagr 2y ago
You can buy just the screen :)
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by ilyagr 2y ago
In practice, for software engineers in CA, I'm guessing that https://www.freetaxusa.com/ will be superior to Direct File for a while. It also files federal taxes for free with no limits AFAIK. In terms of societal and
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by ilyagr 2y ago
Another weirdness: for Mac's Option key to work as "Alt" in VS Code (and many other programs IIRC), you need to set the keyboard layout to "Unicode Hex Input" instead of "US". Otherwise, the Option key ent
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by ilyagr 2y ago
I'm surprised the post title says "with focus on running containers". That would be Colima, AFAIK, which uses Lima but is a separate project. See https://github.com/abiosoft/colima . Colima is meant as a
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by ilyagr 2y ago
Yes, using X forwarding and XQuartz for instance. However, there are some bugs. https://github.com/lima-vm/lima/issues/2099
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by ilyagr 2y ago
There are Kakoune-style bindings for vs code: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=gregoire... I use them every day :) There is a discussion of Helix-style bindings on their github, and some proofs of concept
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by ilyagr 2y ago
Discussed recently here, if you missed it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40393121
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by ilyagr 2y ago
Macs are weird when interacting with external displays or external peripherals not designed for Macs. E.g Macs have support for Displayport 1.1 but not 1.2 (off memory, may have gotten the versions wrong, but you get the idea), no daisychai

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