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by jiehong 4y ago
A better man page reader (man tool) allowing to: - show a table of content with a key press - jump to next section with a key press (like what woman does in emacs) - on a given flag, generate examples using that flag gathered from like Git
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by jiehong 5y ago
In Star Trek, if the bridge also was a holodeck, it probably would have been amazing. I’m not speaking about the Picard holograms in the new show, but the old mater-like from TNG (or maybe like the programmable mater from Discovery).
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by jiehong 5y ago
Is it only me, or their menu bar is hovering on the text in a broken way on iOS Safari[0]? I remember seeing that buggy behaviour a few months ago, but as it’s still there, I’m starting to think not everyone might see it. [0]: https:/
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Safari Technology Preview 143(developer.apple.com)
1 points by jiehong 5y ago|0 comments
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by jiehong 5y ago
If it were a gauge, it would remind me of a 24h clock [0] or an app that shows the day/night cycle circularly [1]. [0]: https://www.pulju.net/images/products/24h-clock_orig.jpg [1]: https://apps.ap
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by jiehong 5y ago
Perhaps making them toggles would work better. Even if hover pseudo classes would work in mobile, we don’t see the grid while looking at the list items, so we would not even notice something has changed.
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by jiehong 5y ago
It’s a bit surprising to have fuzzing as part of the standard tool chain, but not property based testing. I guess we still need to rely on something like gopter.
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by jiehong 5y ago
I’m applauding the article to give you this tldr right away as its subtitle. They could provide a cheat sheet? But it doesn’t even seem likely to work on non Apple apps, so is it really worth knowing? If all apps had to use the same UI tool
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by jiehong 5y ago
This app looks amazing! What a fantastic job! To be honest, some of it should be native to macOS. Some of it is very smart (like using your monitor as a soft box for online calls)!
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by jiehong 5y ago
I agree with the niche use case. Using them in production here for 4 years (Akka) with our own actors that dynamically spawn each other depending on the load (along with some messages sent with timers). You usually have to think about how t
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by jiehong 5y ago
Some apps only work on one platform (eg. instagram), and this makes using them much simpler. But there shouldn’t be any restrictions for apps to run on only one device in the first place.
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by jiehong 5y ago
Shorter startup time of your Kubrick pods, because less data needs to be downloaded at the very beginning.
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by jiehong 5y ago
On the JVM, maven doesn’t make this particularly easy. It’s possible to try to store dependencies locally instead of shared in a global m2 repository, but it’s difficult to stop maven from adding the current time in jars or wars… It’s as if
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by jiehong 5y ago
One thing that is actually nicer is that podman can run kubernetes pods from the kubernetes yaml file description (mostly) directly. This avoids having to use kubernetes in production, and something different (like docker-compose) in local.
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Tilix 1.9.4: Terminal Emulator written in D needing new maintainer(github.com)
2 points by jiehong 5y ago|0 comments
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by jiehong 5y ago
In a video, a bar with a color matching the rest of the object would be less noticeable; it would just appear as if it was blank.
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by jiehong 5y ago
I didn’t even realise it could be a temperature, as it has no units, and temperatures are in Celsius over here: 70 is just not possible, unless it’s about the engine oil temperature…
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by jiehong 5y ago
Seriously cool project! This reminds me of easy motion for vim or ace-jump for emacs. Do you think it would be possible to have an on-demand contextual hat decoration? Like you say “show hats words” and only words get decorated with hats an
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by jiehong 5y ago
Looks like this happened 2 years after Cangjie was invented in 1976 according to Wikipedia [0]. Although not in mainland China. Cangjie is at least still used a little bit. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cangjie_inp
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by jiehong 5y ago
> One thing Firefox does make trickier is that it doesn't make clear you're searching your custom search engine That's true, and an extension helps actually making those behave like real search engines: https://
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by jiehong 5y ago
This used to be present in Chrome too (a few years ago), but now the only way is to go in the settings and manually add a new search engine.
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Branchless Programming in C++ – Fedor Pikus – CppCon 2021(youtube.com)
7 points by jiehong 5y ago|0 comments
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by jiehong 5y ago
Thank you. Now I understand why it’s "métrage” in French, and also why a “long métrage” means a long movie!
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by jiehong 5y ago
Another way: I mount a shared directory (from my NAS) with Files, and save a copy there (connected with Wifi). The other device can then access it similarly. You could also connect both apple ids as a family and have iCloud sync them maybe?
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by jiehong 5y ago
Code Complete: A Practical Handbook of Software Construction, Second Edition by Steve McConnell. That book cover a lot of ground applicable to most projects, and provides reasons from real world studies why those advices are good.
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by jiehong 5y ago
Once you’ve lost your yubikey, you have to reboot as root then? Is it possible to register 2 keys, so that any of them is correctly recognised?
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by jiehong 5y ago
Good structured logs help you understand what happens, even if you don’t necessarily get an error per say. My use case is distributed backend traffic written in many different languages, none of them supported by Sentry breadcrumbs (I think
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by jiehong 5y ago
Emacs always has an embryonic version of that with M-x, but with a simple autocomplete. That’s is, until Helm arrived in 2011: it made everything that is a list something to be dynamically filtered (commands, shortcuts, buffers, files, etc)
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by jiehong 5y ago
I’d favour idempotence, because it allows retrying with the same result. So more of a “make it so” approach, but it doesn’t matter if it’s imperative or declarative. That being said, it depends on the action. “Send missile” should be impera
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by jiehong 5y ago
Bepo is already a keyboard standard for that.

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