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by ldelossa 4y ago
Hmm, if I had to guess, its probably the task of centering two <div>'s side-by-side
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by ldelossa 4y ago
This is a plugin for those looking for a VSCode-like experience in Neovim. Some of the unique features: A rich set of default plugins which make up an IDE experience A Panel which stacks plugins similar to VSCode The ability to swap groups
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by ldelossa 4y ago
I think I will add a configuration flag to allow for viewing all files in the pull as well.
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Gh.nvim – A fully featured GitHub integration for Neovim
14 points by ldelossa 4y ago|6 comments
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by ldelossa 5y ago
Calltree implements the missing "call-hierarchy" tree UI seen in other popular IDE's such as Pycharm and VSCode. Calltree allows you to start at a root symbol and discover the callers or callees of it. Subsequently, you can d
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by ldelossa 5y ago
Created a set of very simple scripts which incorporate FZF into your Sway desktop. Right now it depends on alacritty, which I think is a fan favorite lately. If the need comes up to use other terminals I'd be into the idea.
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Clair V4 – General Availability(github.com)
1 points by ldelossa 6y ago|1 comments
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by ldelossa 6y ago
Clair is an open source solution for finding vulnerabilities lurking in containers. We just reached GA with our newest version, V4! Check us out and feel free to contribute to our development.
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by ldelossa 6y ago
Very cool! Excited to give this a try and see what else you guys come out with. - Louis.
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by ldelossa 6y ago
Terminal emulators, as their name describes, emulate old school terminals. Terminal support in linux is built directly into the kernel. So bar minimum you need to be familiar with these syscalls, which are a little obscures, but luckily onl
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by ldelossa 6y ago
Completely agree here. Not a big fan of ppl shitting on tech they don't completely understand, but i guess thats half of tech content in general.
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by ldelossa 6y ago
Writing a terminal emulator is a pain in the ass. Thats all I'm going to say.
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by ldelossa 6y ago
I agree with this. I do believe, that if youre writing a prototypical, client facing, transactional application, a web framework is very useful. I also advice any individuals coming from Django or friends to use a web framework. But after s
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by ldelossa 6y ago
The more you get to know Go's stdlib the less and less youll think a web framework is necessary. Youll find that utilizing http Round Tripper along with the Handler interface in the http library will make middleware easy. Youll eventua
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Flashing QMK Firmware with the Help of Docker(ldelossa.is)
1 points by ldelossa 6y ago|1 comments
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by ldelossa 6y ago
How to use Docker to flash your DIY keyboard.
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Absolute Minimum Every Engineer Must Know About Authentication and Encryption(ldelossa.is)
1 points by ldelossa 6y ago|1 comments
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by ldelossa 6y ago
enjoy.
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Absolute Minimum Every Engineer Must Know About Authentication and Encryption(ldelossa.is)
3 points by ldelossa 6y ago|1 comments
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by ldelossa 6y ago
I hear to many engineers scared of the topic on a day to day basis. I am not math or crypto expert I've just built things with the tools. Want to share this with others in case they've been avoiding the topic.
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Optimizing PGX Allocations Using Pprof (Golang)(ldelossa.is)
2 points by ldelossa 6y ago|1 comments
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by ldelossa 6y ago
Enjoy
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Optimizing PGX Allocations in Golang with Pprof(ldelossa.is)
3 points by ldelossa 6y ago|1 comments
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by ldelossa 6y ago
A little bit of late night optimizing work I felt worth a post.
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Git Worktree Flow – A workflow for keeping clean commit histories(ldelossa.is)
5 points by ldelossa 6y ago|2 comments
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by ldelossa 6y ago
A Git work flow that has been working well for me over the past few weeks. Wanted to share.
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by ldelossa 6y ago
Hello Grogers, Thank you for the feedback. When reading the literature I came to the impression that a single processor need not agree with others on which valid interleaving is observed. I could be wrong about this. Can you provide me any
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by ldelossa 6y ago
yes, fixed. thanks!
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Sequential Consistency in Practice(ldelossa.is)
18 points by ldelossa 6y ago|6 comments
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by ldelossa 6y ago
a quick post clearing up what sequential consistency looks like in distributed systems.

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