james2doyle

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by james2doyle 11mo ago
I was playing with the new IBM Granite models. They are quick/small and they do seem accurate. You can even try them online in the browser because they are small enough to be loaded via the filesystem: https://huggingface.co
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Nucleotide – the Helix modal editor in a modern native GUI(github.com)
2 points by james2doyle 11mo ago|0 comments
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Zune – A Luau Runtime, Similar to Lune, Node, or Bun, Written in Zig(github.com)
6 points by james2doyle 1y ago|1 comments
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by james2doyle 1y ago
* Comprehensive API: Includes fully featured APIs for filesystem operations, networking, and standard I/O. * Rich Standard Library: A rich standard library with utilities for basic needs, reducing the need for external dependencies. *
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by james2doyle 1y ago
Check this out: https://github.com/gemini-cli-extensions/security This one seems to showcase a bunch of the "extension" features, including a custom MCP for dealing with file line numbers.
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by james2doyle 1y ago
There is also nelua ( https://nelua.io/ ) which can use WASM to compile allow its usage in the browser: https://github.com/edubart/nelua-game2048/
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by james2doyle 1y ago
Yeah hammerspoon seems a lot more capable. I wrote two articles on using global hotkeys with hammerspoon: https://ohdoylerules.com/tricks/hammerspoon-hyper-key/ https://ohdoylerules.com/tricks&#x2F
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by james2doyle 1y ago
https://pluto-lang.org/docs/New%20Features/Type%20Hinting They have "type hints" which looks to be pretty close to what luau has except they use `any` instead of `unknown` it seems
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by james2doyle 1y ago
Not a split but I found that an Alice layout fixed a lot of the hangups I had with typos on my ErgoDox EZ. I got the Keycron Q8 which is actually still on sale: https://www.keychron.com/products/keychron-q8-alice-layout
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by james2doyle 1y ago
I actually came across https://github.com/PlutoLang/Pluto and it seems to be all the things you would want from Luau but without the connection to Roblox
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by james2doyle 1y ago
Totally agree. I use for chores (generate an initial README, document the changes from this diff, summarize this release, scaffold out a new $LANG/$FRAMEWORK project) that are well understood. I have also been using it to work in langu
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by james2doyle 1y ago
Understood. Poor wording on my part!
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by james2doyle 1y ago
Wasn’t Apple the one actually caught throttling devices with an update to slow phones down under the guise of "saving battery"? Leaving Google for Apple, and expecting a more open app store, is going to be disappointing. I’m not a
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by james2doyle 1y ago
I use https://chatwise.app/ and it has this in the form of "start new chat from here" on messages
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by james2doyle 1y ago
I’ve actually been using Gemini on my phone to create appointments from details on my screen. For example, I have a delivery coming so there is an email with the date and time range. I can press and hold my power button and Gemini pops up.
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by james2doyle 1y ago
Nice. I think I prefer https://models.dev/ as it seems more complete
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by james2doyle 1y ago
There are a boatload for Vue: https://www.radix-vue.com/ https://vuetifyjs.com/en/ https://www.unaui.com/ https://vuesax.com/ https://primevue.org/ h
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by james2doyle 1y ago
True. But this is actively being worked on by Canonical: https://ubuntu.com/blog/multiple-window-flutter-desktop
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by james2doyle 1y ago
Running the tool is easy. Installing, configuring, and keeping it updated? Well, those tasks have taken up many lifetimes. Replacing prettier and eslint in my projects will typically remove about 5 dependencies. Sometimes up to 10 if you ha
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by james2doyle 1y ago
Yep. Luau has an LSP so you should be able to get all that. There is no support for Luau in Love2D though. You would have to author your code in Teal (typed lua to lua compiler) and then compile that to Lua to be run in Love: https:/&
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Lune (Rust-based Luau runtime) 0.9.0 released(github.com)
4 points by james2doyle 1y ago|3 comments
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by james2doyle 1y ago
Lune is a standalone Luau runtime. You can write and run programs, similar to runtimes for other languages such as Node, Deno, Bun, or Luvit for vanilla Lua. Lune provides fully asynchronous APIs wherever possible, and is built in Rust for
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by james2doyle 2y ago
A lot of the LSP plugins have a format feature, so you can format your code. I set most of mine up to trigger on save
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by james2doyle 2y ago
I have actually tried Lapce because I like Lua and I thought it would be a nice alternative to building plugins in Lua rather than Python. But I can't get over how clunky the UI is in Lapce. I also find it will randomly crash on me and
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by james2doyle 2y ago
There is a lot to like about Zed. But I still can't get past how it doesn't feel as snappy as Sublime. As I mentioned in the post, their snippet solution is not ideal for my needs. Something I didn't mention, though, was that
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by james2doyle 2y ago
It sounds like you've had some unfortunate issues with Sublime in the past. Maybe it's just the different types of projects that we're both working on or what plugins we have installed. I haven't encountered any day-dest
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by james2doyle 2y ago
I got you
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by james2doyle 2y ago
That's a good one. I also noticed that I couldn't create new snippets or plugins from the command prompt. So, there are definitely some things missing from there.
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by james2doyle 2y ago
AI LSPs are coming. There are about half a dozen of them right now that you can find on GitHub, but I haven't been able to get any of them working really nicely and Sublime. But I have faith that eventually they'll mature up and a
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by james2doyle 2y ago
I haven't heard that complaint before. But it's a good one! I personally don't use a sidebar, but I can see that being annoying if you do

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