linkdd

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   by linkdd 5y ago

   Mine is just my resume generated from some TOML/YAML files with Hugo that I can print to PDF whenever I need to send it: https://linkdd.github.io/
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   by linkdd 5y ago

   Author here, Recently I published the v0.1.0 of tricorder and posted a link. Now I'm a little bit more far ahead and getting ready to hit the v1.0.0 with a stable API (once the test suite is completely done). I've built the websit
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   Show HN: Tricorder – Automation the KISS way, no YAML involved, written in Rust(linkdd.github.io)

   7 points by linkdd 5y ago|1 comments
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   by linkdd 5y ago

   Thanks! The design is inspired by star trek's LCARS (the computer interface in The Next Generation) ^^
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   by linkdd 5y ago

   Vanilla JS API: <canvas id="my-canvas"></canvas> <div style="display: none;"> <img id="asset-foo" src="/img/foo.svg" /> <!-- ... -->
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   by linkdd 5y ago

   Thanks, For me Inkscape is insanely hard to use, I ended up using a canvas and drawing directly in it. The 2D context API provides the `lineDashOffset` property as well, so it works fine :)
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   Ask HN: An SVG animation tool for idiots?

   5 points by linkdd 5y ago|8 comments
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   by linkdd 5y ago

   What does it have to do with Zelda games? You keep saying I'm offended like it's some sort of magical word to dismiss what I'm telling you. You keep making assumptions and accusations about me and an entire fandom, for what r
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   by linkdd 5y ago

   > the zoomers need to stop with their nintendo simping, it's cringe, the same people who promote the cancerous pedo-anime culture from japan So this is not hate to you? Basically insulting a complete generation, fans of a franchise,
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    You need to chill and calm down a bit. Your comment is full of hate because someone basically have a different opinion than you. This is toxic and I expect it to get flagged pretty quickly.
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    How is "little kids" better? Games are for every one (well some games are for mature audience but that's not the point). I like easy games because I don't want to be punished for not being good enough after a job week. I
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    > Zelda is a game for little girls No need to insult the fanbase. You can just say "I don't like it". > it just goes to show that people like different things. Which is why I simply explained what worked for me and what
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    Both games are centered on exploration more than the main quest. You're thrown into a world without instructions, you don't know who you are or what you're doing here. There is just a world to explore and have a fun adventure
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    Yes the "oh i'm on this quest, but what's a little detour?" is quite fun in this game.
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    Zelda BOTW is just the first NES Zelda for the modern era. Nintendo's open-world is the only open-world I liked. I can't get immersed in GTA's open world because I'm just a random going on a killing spree for 15 minutes
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    Hey, just FYI, v0.8.0 is out with the tag expressions "serve & backend" etc... :) On my way to the 1.0.0 by implementing the automated test suite!
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    Thank you for your feedback! :) > Would be cool to eventually have a recipe where you import the crate, then program the deploy in rust This is actually one of the goals and already somewhat possible since v0.5.0 (i'm at v0.8.0 now,
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    > using std::list ever is laughable https://baptiste-wicht.com/posts/2012/11/cpp-benchmark-vecto... > some of us have been around the block a few times though, and now need to make sure those spaces are
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    > Ignorance of how your language works is a bad thing. And I never said anything remotely close to contradict this statement. > Knowing where performance issues with certain techniques might arise is not premature optimization. It is:
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    Premature optimization is a bad thing. Just implement naively, then if you have performance issues identify the bottleneck.
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    In ZFC theory (fundamental maths), "A in B" means "there is a relation between A and B, and this relation is called 'in'". Replace 'in' by the correct math symbol or anything you want, it works the sa
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    I always start at 0.1.0 until I figure things out :)
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    This is true for post 1.0.0 versions. 0.Y.Z versions are experimental and the API has not been stabilized yet.
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    > how tricorder handles calls to multiple nodes Sequentially, one after the other, then it aggregates the `Result<(exit_code, output), Error>` type into a JSON. Once I take a look at async programming in Rust, it should be trivial
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    > largely because I could imagine the tags being used in a way the example doesn't cover: DC/AZ/Region tags. I'll add this feature to the roadmap then :) > I don't know that a full parser for Boolean logic is
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    Thank you for your feedback. > I gather it just allows one to run the same command over multiple hosts (filtered by name or tag), but nothing beyond that? For now. I intend to carefully extend it to other features, like in said in the or
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    Thank you for the feedback. This is an OR, if either tag is present, it will be selected. I'm not set on this, maybe I will add a simple parser for something like `(A|B)&(~C)`. What do you think ?
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    Clickable link: https://github.com/linkdd/tricorder
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    Show HN: Automation the KISS way. No YAML involved

    5 points by linkdd 5y ago|20 comments
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    by linkdd 5y ago

    Can we ask Copilot to write a proof for the collatz conjecture? or P=NP?