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by lf-non 5y ago
Thanks for sharing the details. Will try it out - if this drastically improves performance some setup overhead is worth it.
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by lf-non 5y ago
Curious if there are any major advantages of this utility over CoC (which also works very well for neovim). I understand that for Neovim native LSP and lua based plugins are the way forward but curious whether anything is to be gained at
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by lf-non 5y ago
Zaid Ajaj probably has had the biggest impact in establishing the Fable/F# ecosystem. Besides his numerous repos, the Elmish book [1] is really awesome. [1] https://zaid-ajaj.github.io/the-elmish-book/#/
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by lf-non 5y ago
Not familiar with VxWorks, but I have mostly seen lua being used as a plugin/extension language around a core implemented in native code.
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by lf-non 5y ago
I have not used carp, and janet only briefly. However, other than both using lisp syntax, there are very little similarities between the two. Janet has a garbage collector, no static types, no ownership tracking - the perf. is similar to lu
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by lf-non 5y ago
While the conservative reproduction of Acme's interaction will appeal to fans who have used the editor I guess, I think a lot of people would find the interactivity (esp. the resizers, left scrollbar) very non-intuitive in present day
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by lf-non 5y ago
Yes, I love mobx and have used it in a few projects. It is a quite a bit larger and I can live without the transparent reactivity. YMMV.
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by lf-non 5y ago
Vue supports observables. So you can have observables that shared across components (for simple use cases). For more involved scenarios, it is possible to libraries like Vuex which offer better visibility/predictability.
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by lf-non 5y ago
The issue with using eventemitter for state coordination is that when the UI grows into complexity you run into race conditions where some component isn't showing the right data because it got mounted too late or something somewhere up
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by lf-non 5y ago
We used to run a production service written in JRuby until a year or so ago (at which point it was rewritten in kotlin). It was a minimal pure ruby service deployed as a tomcat servlet. Despite not using any heavy weight framework (eg. rail
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by lf-non 5y ago
There is a WIP unofficial project from developers at Google called Schism [1]. [1] https://github.com/schism-lang/schism
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by lf-non 5y ago
Nim is not really 'pythonic'. It does have some superficial similarity with Python (being whitespace sensitive) but it begins to diverge pretty soon. This is not really a criticism of Nim. I quite like many of the choices in Nim.
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by lf-non 5y ago
Firefox containers are cool. I do wish though that they were better integrated with the rest of the browser eg. bookmarks , history, downloads etc. I am aware that I can configure it to open certain sites in certain containers always, but t
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by lf-non 5y ago
wl-clipboard [1] provides similar wl-copy & wl-paste for wayland [1] https://github.com/bugaevc/wl-clipboard
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by lf-non 5y ago
There seems to be some focus on tiling window managers, but it is not obvious to me (as a user of sway) what benefit this offers over any other terminal emulator. Perhaps the focus on tiling wms is a justification for not having tabbing&#x2
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by lf-non 5y ago
Yes, sorry. I meant the arch forum only.
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by lf-non 5y ago
> I find that any traditional forum software works better than discourse. For example I cannot properly see when exactly a reply was written, because it abstacts from a simple timestamp and shows only a month and year for example. Yes, I
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by lf-non 5y ago
FluxBB [1], the PHP based forum that powers the Archlinux wiki works fine without JS, and IMHO looks fine too. If you are looking for something minimal with threading support, fossil scm [2] includes a forum. You can checkout the forum for
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by lf-non 5y ago
Qute is pretty cool. I have tried qute & vieb in past, but I do depend on other firefox extensions too, and intertia keeps pulling me back to FF.
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by lf-non 5y ago
I mostly agree with this. If you primarily work on java/kotlin/csharp etc. it is hard to live outside intellij universe. I am a web developer & my current dev setup involves sway window manager(with vim style bindings), intell
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by lf-non 5y ago
The combination of Vue composition API and setup scripts is really awesome. It reduces a lot of boilerplate for many common scenarios. If you are also using GraphQL, I recommend taking a look at the new composition API support in Vue Apollo
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by lf-non 5y ago
Or maybe a satirical reference to https://www.solidjs.com/
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by lf-non 5y ago
> And what's the alternative, Excel? Take this with a grain of salt from someone who needs data manipulation occasionally every now and then (as opposed to being a full time number-cruncher, data-scientist, statistician etc.), using
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by lf-non 5y ago
The scala fork that the article talks about has since been discontinued: https://github.com/typelevel/scala#what-is-was-this-reposito...
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by lf-non 5y ago
Ok I was wrong about this. Dolphin replaced it as the default file manager but it continues to be developed.
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by lf-non 5y ago
I don't intend to contest the capabilities or robustness of current generation of KDE, but it is not "strange" that KDE is not the default or equally popular if you take its history into account. A lot of people have faced qu
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by lf-non 5y ago
Oh wow. Don't do this. I have noticed multiple times that when I navigate to some documentation site brave shows this bar that page does not exist and whether you want to access it on archive.org. But the site below is perfectly functi
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by lf-non 5y ago
Ok, I guess the difference here is that my note-taking is write-heavy and I go read/lookup something only when I have a real use case for it - which is different from traditional research, which is the primary focus of these tools.
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by lf-non 5y ago
Do people find this graph view useful ? I have never seen the practical usefulness of this. I usually just click through the links or use search to navigate to what I need.
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by lf-non 5y ago
As an extension, for use cases where this is not feasible (eg. you have clustering, non-trivial permission checks or multi-entity payloads etc.) it is quite convenient to have nginx with openresty talk to redis.

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