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by joshka 2y ago
I'm generally addicted to the oh-my-zsh git plugin aliases[1]. Mostly gswm (git switch main), gswc (git switch --create), gpf (git push --force-with-lease), gcam (git commit all --message), gcan! (git commit all --amend --no-edit), grb
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by joshka 2y ago
> Customizable new tab wallpapers that will let you choose from a diverse range of photography, colors, and abstract images that suits you most. Can we just make this include some sort of dark mode. There is an addon that kinda works, bu
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by joshka 2y ago
search ai in the settings. It's in advanced settings.
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by joshka 2y ago
iTerm2 does a bunch of things with native controls that would not be the same in the shell. E.g. tmux integration allows the windows/panes etc. of a tmux session to show up as actual panes in tmux. The composer is a small native popup
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by joshka 2y ago
More reasonably wrapped (i.e. not 50 chars) version: https://gist.github.com/joshka/ac9a31c75824489097234bb0e0494...
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by joshka 2y ago
Actual Opinion: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/23pdf/22-585_k5fm.pdf Summary: In civil forfeiture cases involving personal property, the Due Process Clause requires a timely forfeiture hearing but does not
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by joshka 2y ago
You might find it helps to take one step back from the initial page and start at https://www.rust-lang.org/learn/get-started
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by joshka 2y ago
I was sincerely hoping this would just be the static answer "No" https://shouldiwebview.com/ doesn't yet resolve...
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by joshka 2y ago
I'm a maintainer of Ratatui (a rust TUI crate). Here's a few links https://ratatui.rs/showcase/apps/ https://github.com/ratatui-org/awesome-ratatui https://discord.com&#x
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by joshka 3y ago
It's a bit worse than that small amount of cities... https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/border-zone I recall seeing arguments that any airport that has international flights is effectively an "internationa
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by joshka 3y ago
Ha - My brain automatically inserted it for some reason.
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by joshka 3y ago
It might be nice to do some more repeatable automated grouping on these (e.g. sentiment analysis) rather than subjectively doing so. You asked 100 devs, but the total in the last graph is 55... what gives? It's a shame that this questi
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by joshka 3y ago
I suspect the "Why" got filtered by hn and not by the poster.
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by joshka 3y ago
Or a project name that overlaps an init.d script they'd prefer to have kept It also doesn't fail immediately if many of the commands fail (instead blindly moves on to the next statement). Consider using bash and these options: ht
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by joshka 3y ago
The RAG from scratch video series on the Langchain youtube channel has some pretty good coverage of this and many other ideas. https://www.youtube.com/@LangChain/videos (the LlamaIndex channel is similarly good https
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by joshka 3y ago
Putting a footer like that at the bottom of text makes it more difficult to read. Ironic given that the topic is communication...
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by joshka 3y ago
I was making some large assumptions and reading through the lines that they have repos that track many products where particular folders / files have zero overlap with the whole. Or perhaps they have situations where they're worki
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by joshka 3y ago
> Alright, I want to move unstaged edits to a new branch. If the branch doesn't exist, I want to use checkout, but if it does exist I need to stash, checkout and then stash pop Use `git switch` instead. `git checkout` is known to be
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by joshka 3y ago
The author is in devops[1], which intuitively seems like the sort of job that would have that 'not making any significant changes, just working on single files' type of flow that isn't the same flow as a standard dev approach
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by joshka 3y ago
In the article > The only opposition I have to the Result type in Go is that we wouldn’t be able to make use of it in the standard library without either breaking backwards compatibility, writing Result variants of existing API calls (so
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by joshka 3y ago
I ran the same prompt through ChatGPT (3.5), and provided the go code to make it give use the equivalent factoring and the rust code is still more readable than go ( use csv::ReaderBuilder; use reqwest::blocking::Client; use s
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by joshka 3y ago
Related, CERT, the often confusingly similarly named organization, is also changing its name to TERDS.
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by joshka 3y ago
A failure mode that is common in many shared identity providers is that the services using the IdP often are able to ask for and receive information that should generally not be seen as mandatory shared information. A simple example of this
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by joshka 3y ago
See https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc9566 for a better link
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by joshka 3y ago
I do love the meta irony of people finding this and posting it as if it's news....
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Amazon Kindle Lock Screens Are Showing Ads for AI-Generated Books(futurism.com)
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by joshka 3y ago
> Somewhere down the line, many of us got the idea that our laptops should always be plugged in to improve their performance. Various things have different default behavior when not plugged in to the power (e.g. iTerm2 disables GPU rende
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by joshka 3y ago
https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted?tab...
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by joshka 3y ago
Exactly ;)
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by joshka 3y ago
You might be interested in the author's follow up post where they reach 3.7 bits/move after compression. https://mbuffett.com/posts/compressing-chess-moves-even-furt...

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