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by kbd 4y ago
I was going to say that unfortunately Vimium, Dark Reader, and 1Password support are non-negotiable, but the browser evidently has its own built-in dark mode, and they claim to support both Chrome and Firefox extensions as well? I'm ha
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by kbd 4y ago
Everything is source-controlled: https://github.com/kbd/setup
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by kbd 4y ago
I had little experience with Lisp until recently when I converted a few hundred lines of Lua to Fennel. I have a lot of experience with Python. I've always been scared of Lisp syntax, but after just a little experience with it it all k
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by kbd 4y ago
Thanks for your comment! Ditto last time I ran Airflow locally it took like 5 Docker containers. Then I forgot about the project and for a while was furious at Docker for randomly taking 100% CPU. Then I realized it was because of the Airfl
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by kbd 4y ago
I'm bullish about Dagster nowadays. Though, I don't have a lot of experience with Airflow. Figured I'd ask if anyone has switched from Airflow to Dagster and has any comments?
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by kbd 4y ago
No file previews yet? I'd stick with ranger or lf.
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by kbd 4y ago
Agree, I've started replacing my `perl -pe s/.../.../g`s with `sd`. It seems it's actually slightly faster than the equivalent Perl for the same substitutions (which it should be since it does less).
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by kbd 4y ago
Here’s what I do for that (aliased to ‘p’): https://github.com/kbd/setup/blob/d95653da5ab367b1e628b97537...
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by kbd 4y ago
The only part I left out is that as part of my shell config I automatically alias all my short git aliases (as well as a few special cases). So “gcp” -> “git cp” etc. https://github.com/kbd/setup/blob/d9565
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by kbd 4y ago
If anyone cares, I do something similar with my git aliases: https://github.com/kbd/setup/blob/master/HOME/.config/git/co... So, "ga" similarly gives a fuzzy finder of files to &
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by kbd 4y ago
The mistake that article makes (imo) is that "colorblindness" means at compile-time . i.e. you don't have to define both a sync and an async version of a function. Obviously async vs sync have different representations at r
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'go mod tidy' broken in Go 1.18 using go.work(github.com)
1 points by kbd 4y ago|0 comments
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by kbd 4y ago
I had thought of mentioning San Francisco. I didn’t because it’s an Apple-only choice but your comment makes me appreciate it more. Noto looks great. It seems like with these configurable fonts you can use the same face for body text and ha
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by kbd 4y ago
As a programmer I have strong opinions about my monospace font, but if I want to make a UI or display very readable sans text what’s the best option? Roboto Flex? Inter?
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by kbd 4y ago
What. I still play Super Hexagon occasionally and I’ve had that game on my phone for like 10 years. Checked, was last updated in 2018: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/super-hexagon/id549027629
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by kbd 4y ago
I didn't realize the author of Janet was the author of Fennel, thanks for making the connection.
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by kbd 4y ago
Never understand why people use “command runners” instead of just shell scripts.
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by kbd 5y ago
Tried asdf but can’t stand the global shims. I only want it to work on a per-directory basis with direnv. I tried to follow the asdf-direnv instructions but IIRC still wound up with asdf’s shim directory in my global PATH, and it needed to
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by kbd 5y ago
This tool isn't "news", it's been a staple of my environment for years, but it's trending so upvoted. I use fzf everywhere , it's greatly enhanced my workflow. Recommend fzf-tab to use fzf for zsh autocompleti
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by kbd 5y ago
> These formatting decisions date back more than a decade. For better or for worse, we aren't going to change them now. > To repeat: changing this would cause likely millions of lines of code to be reformatted for no particularly
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by kbd 5y ago
I haven't understood what the point is for a "task runner" over having a bin/ directory in the project with some shell scripts. If it's not going to do anything extra for you (like run commands according to a depend
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by kbd 5y ago
Indeed https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30611768
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by kbd 5y ago
FWIW nu shell can be used for a lot of the same use-cases: $ echo "[1, 2, 3]" | nu -c 'cat | from json | to yaml' --- - 1 - 2 - 3 $ echo '{"key": [1, 2, 3]}' | nu -c &#x
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by kbd 5y ago
Oh man, REBOL, blast from the past. If they had open-sourced it early instead of trying to promote a proprietary programming language we might talk about REBOL along with Python and Ruby. Instead, it's forgotten.
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by kbd 5y ago
Very cool, hadn't heard about that tool. Do you think that's more powerful than simple shell scripts around HTTPie/xh/curlie?
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by kbd 5y ago
Agree, after researching this a little while ago, those are the two best alternatives. Was bit by HTTPie not supporting HTTP2, but both of those do. xh (Rust) is also faster (yes, in practice, try some large responses) than HTTPie (Python).
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by kbd 5y ago
Doesn't a lambda based on a docker container incur container startup time, whereas if you use one of their language-specific SDKs you don't?
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by kbd 5y ago
Yeah so it’s still not first-class in the language and off by default. Thanks for the links.
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by kbd 5y ago
So what is the status of Crystal multi-core now? My understanding was that Crystal enables Go-like concurrency (green threads communicating over channels) except they call "go" "spawn". Except it was still single-core an
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by kbd 5y ago
Personally I'd prefer to use open-source tools if possible. For Podman vs Rancher, what are pros and cons? If you only use Docker from the command line is there any reason to use Rancher?

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