jay-aye-see-key

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by jay-aye-see-key 2y ago
This is so cool, I have a compatible Mazda and never thought to check if such an upgrade existed. Have ordered the kit and very excited. Thanks!
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by jay-aye-see-key 3y ago
I’ve always really disliked the sharp knives metaphor. A chef’s choice of knife doesn’t impact their coworkers, nor does it end up on the plate to a customer. If we were chefs a knife would be your laptop, your editor, your cli tools. Not y
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by jay-aye-see-key 3y ago
The two things you can do in the shell you mostly can’t do elsewhere is compose arbitrary commands and store custom commands. For #1 this blog post has some good examples of quickly chaining together commands (though personally I rarely use
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by jay-aye-see-key 3y ago
This is a cool idea. Two questions: Arion can wrap docker-compose and run as a project or part of a nixos config. Did you come across Arion before creating this, and have you compared them? I had a brief look through your examples and it do
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by jay-aye-see-key 3y ago
I have a Garmin Venu 2 that acts like a thumb drive when plugged in on Linux (and I assume other OSs). The files it stores exercise data as are accessible with a few FOSS tools. You can also put music on it this way. I haven't tried to
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by jay-aye-see-key 3y ago
Operational transforms are one of those interesting technologies I’ve wanted to learn by implementing but haven’t made the time yet. I also didn’t realise it could be implemented in that little code. Can you recommend any learning resources
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by jay-aye-see-key 4y ago
UTM is really good. It’s basically just a nice GUI around QEMU. But their bundled version of QEMU also includes a patch to get SPICE working, the homebrew and Macports versions don’t have SPICE working so clipboard access and auto display r
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by jay-aye-see-key 5y ago
> I have heard this many times from many different people that I respect. However, I'm just not experiencing "the joy" after several attempts. Maybe it's just not how my brain is wired. This has been my exact experien
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by jay-aye-see-key 5y ago
Sometimes I use macOS for work and get reminded why I prefer Linux. - homebrew is slow and brittle, between 10x and 100x slower than pacman in my experience, and the only package manager I've used that breaks at least every year - home
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by jay-aye-see-key 5y ago
Tangentially related: jsvu seems to be the easiest way to install most JS engines on most platforms. This can be useful comparing performance or compatibility across JS runtimes without firing up emulators. https://github.com&#x2
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by jay-aye-see-key 5y ago
This is not a problem I'd had, but it sounds like something tree-sitter might be able to help with. I've been using tree-sitter for syntax highlighting, simple refactors, and custom text objects in NeoVim recently (and love it, th
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by jay-aye-see-key 5y ago
Tree-sitter based text-objects are one of my favourite parts of neovim 0.5 too. Now I can have class, function, parameter, and comment text-objects that can be manipulated as easily as words or paragraphs. This plugin sets it all up and has
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by jay-aye-see-key 5y ago
> It would be great to have a command that lists all the available commands in Neovim Both the fzf.vim and telescope.nvim plugins provide a fuzzy searchable list of commands; `:Commands` and `:Telescope commands` respectively. The built-
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by jay-aye-see-key 5y ago
I started with vscode but moved to (neo)vim 2 or 3 years ago. Last year I experimented going back to vscode with one of the vim plugins. By default there are some conflicting keybinds like ctrl-o and ctrl-v, but these can be disabled in vsc
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by jay-aye-see-key 6y ago
I've been using it as my only terminal for ~6mo on linux/x11, linux/wayland, and macOS. I picked it because it was fast, simple, and cross-platform. By those criteria I'm very happy with it, never experienced a bug or cr
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by jay-aye-see-key 6y ago
If you like keyboard centred applications I can't recommend zathura enough, visually it's very minimal with no buttons, definitely not everyone's style. It supports vim like marks, and powerful movements to manage a lot of pa