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by kbd 3y ago
Yes. Multiple times. Senior software engineer. Still recovering from last burnout after being laid off last year. I tend to get a job, work there for a number of years, then we either get acquired or I get laid off and I take a year or two
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by kbd 3y ago
Seems similar to https://www.coscreen.co/
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by kbd 3y ago
More government is not the solution to all problems.
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by kbd 3y ago
Agree it became my primary card when I recently spent three months in London because of that and the ubiquity of Apple Pay.
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by kbd 3y ago
Tiny? My M2 Air has 24g, which is more ram than any other laptop video card I've had.
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by kbd 3y ago
I moved my Hammerspoon config to Fennel and haven't looked back either. The code becomes much more concise vs Lua. https://github.com/kbd/setup/blob/master/HOME/.hammerspoon/i...
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by kbd 3y ago
Thanks for your comment. I have broot installed, but it never sticks in my workflow. I didn't know you could use it as a tree replacement like that, adding file stats & exiting. It almost works to replace the way I use exa tree, wi
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by kbd 3y ago
I never used exa as a general `ls` replacement, but I did use it as a `tree` replacement. Its tree view that gives you file stats from ls alongside a `tree`-like view I haven't found replicated in any other tool. Here are the aliases I
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by kbd 3y ago
> Orion Browser works pretty well for SSBs. Wow! I've been a fan of Orion for a while and I didn't know it did that. Lo and behold, "Tools -> Install This Site as an App". Thank you for the pointer!
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by kbd 3y ago
It's been frustrating that for years Mac has had no native way to create a site-specific browser. Chrome can do it for you on Windows. On Mac there is stuff like Fluid, but for reasons I don't remember every time I try it I wind u
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by kbd 3y ago
$ qalc 10W*(8h/day)*1year to kWh zsh: bad pattern: 10W*(8h/day)*1year $:1 noglob qalc 10W*(8h/day)*1year to kWh (10 watts) × (8 hours/day) × (1 year) = 29.22 kW·h Amazing. I use qalc frequently and
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by kbd 3y ago
> $ qalc 10W (8h/day) 1year to kWh Question: why didn't you need quotes around the first expression? Both Zsh and Bash error on that command without quotes. Are you using nushell?
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by kbd 3y ago
> We’ve recently completed a trial involving hour long sessions in extended DMT state That's fascinating, since that's not something someone could do on their own. One of my biggest questions is whether the "DMT world&quot
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by kbd 3y ago
I wonder how things would be different if Microsoft never gave them that life-line when they needed it.
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by kbd 3y ago
Activity Monitor is the closest built-in: https://support.apple.com/guide/activity-monitor/welcome/mac
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by kbd 3y ago
Had this discussion recently with someone advocating IDE debuggers over CLI debuggers. I'm like, don't you realize that the CLI debugger is used underneath inside your IDE? And by using it from the CLI you get an entire HISTORY of
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by kbd 3y ago
I learned about io_uring from King Protty in his super informative presentation: https://youtu.be/Ul8OO4vQMTw
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by kbd 3y ago
Ok, old man yelling at clouds moment finally coming for me. Now that we've been through the document-database heyday and are out the other end, what have we learned about where document databases are a good fit? At the time I looke
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by kbd 4y ago
Agree I use fzf extensively in my git aliases: https://github.com/kbd/setup/blob/master/HOME/.config/git/co... Perfect example: my "cherry pick" alias: cp = !git pick-bra
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by kbd 4y ago
To show off the power of fzf, I should share my fzr ("fzf repl") script: https://github.com/kbd/setup/blob/master/HOME/bin/fzr Basically, prefix any jq command (or rg, or anything you
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by kbd 4y ago
Embed the whole .NET runtime? Huh?
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by kbd 4y ago
Came here to say this. Underscore/dash is on the home row in Dvorak, making snake_case/kebab-case way more natural to type. Cool trick about mapping shift keys with Karabiner-Elements. I do that with my caps lock to create a &quot
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by kbd 4y ago
For years and years I've used `dtrx` ("do the right extraction") ( https://github.com/dtrx-py/dtrx/ ). Maybe I should switch to unblob? It looks like unblob has the right behavior by default that I ha
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by kbd 4y ago
Yeah I experimented with it, seemed to work out of the box. I used `ov -f` so it starts at the end of the scrollback. Searching behaves strangely (different from vim). Seems to run fast but I haven't tried it on giant scrollbacks yet.
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by kbd 4y ago
I use Karabiner-Elements and Hammerspoon to map caps lock to a "hyper" key, so browser is hyper+b, text editor is hyper+t, terminal is hyper+s, notes/tasks (Obsidian) is hyper+k, etc.
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by kbd 4y ago
Anyone tried using this for a scrollback pager for kitty terminal? I have a convoluted nvim incantation right now I’d love to replace.
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by kbd 4y ago
Hey, cool, thanks for pointing out they're working on task management. I currently use the Tasks plugin and it works ok, but it took some fiddling with queries to get the right display, it's a little flaky (doesn't update res
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by kbd 4y ago
I'm glad you mentioned Jujutsu. Given that it's also a git-compatible SCM my first thought upon seeing this post was how Sapling and Jujutsu compare.
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Zig's I/O and Concurrency Story – King Protty – Software You Can Love 2022(youtube.com)
13 points by kbd 4y ago|1 comments
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by kbd 4y ago
Thanks for confirming. So what does Zig actually do to execute async functions? Green threads in the background? An event loop? Is there documentation on the implementation?

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