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by lytedev 3y ago
I think you're looking for Nix flakes proper! This is one of the promises! Given so, this means many tools based on nix provide this too, though it's not as easily surfaced.
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by lytedev 3y ago
Been tinkering with Plasma on my Framework 13 with NixOS and I upgraded to Plasma 6 last night. So far things seem pretty great! The combined overview (four-finger swipe up) is one of the main things I felt was missing from Gnome and macOS
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by lytedev 3y ago
Wouldn't you have an alternate navmesh for sounds with the appropriate "cost" heuristics based on how well sounds propagates through the mesh's material and across media?
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by lytedev 3y ago
I've had the opposite experience, personally. There's a ton of helpful information on their forum both from community members and employees. Getting NixOS on my AMD Framework 13 took some doing and the forum was super helpful when
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by lytedev 3y ago
Maybe it was a bit simpler to pull in the Rust crates and add bindings. I've read that modifying and extending Deno is relatively easy to do in this way?
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by lytedev 3y ago
This is such an interesting way of putting it. I think this has been the subconscious reason I've been gravitating towards defining _everything_ I manage personally (and not yet at work) with Nix. It's not quite to the extent you&
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by lytedev 3y ago
I open new tabs or panes in my single terminal window, personally FWIW.
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by lytedev 3y ago
You got us <3
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by lytedev 3y ago
I doubt it, but I bet you can combine this with a private window and everything gets wiped from loca storage after it's closed.
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by lytedev 3y ago
I'm not an expert at all, but I wouldn't. I would reach for nim or even zig before go. But it depends on what you're building, I'm sure!
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by lytedev 3y ago
Do you mind highlighting languages that have avoided making similar decisions?
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by lytedev 3y ago
I'm partial to Elixir's documentation myself: https://hexdocs.pm/ecto/Ecto.html
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by lytedev 3y ago
There's also a marketing video for those interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9Ww_7wwNkM
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Framework Laptop 16 pre-orders are now open(community.frame.work)
93 points by lytedev 3y ago|102 comments
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by lytedev 3y ago
https://lyte.dev
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by lytedev 3y ago
Out of curiosity, is there a list of those things that can not ot could not be licensed thusly and why?
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by lytedev 3y ago
I recently discovered zod for this kind of thing. It can be a little obtuse when you first pick it up, but it's incredibly cool and let's you do this kind of thing!
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by lytedev 3y ago
Helix has splits and the issue you linked for side-by-side diffs is still open!
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by lytedev 3y ago
What stance is that? Last I checked they were still figuring out how to extend the editor in general. Reading this thread, I really like the idea of an IPC mechanism like Kakoune uses (and Neovim has IIRC) If this were the case, integrating
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by lytedev 3y ago
Yes. Additionally, why would you want this specifically? I think OP just wants better battery life?
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by lytedev 3y ago
This isn't nearly as pretty and usable as hexyl's output IMO, but always awesome to have the more readily available method!
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by lytedev 3y ago
Does mms work yet?
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by lytedev 3y ago
Most people browse reddit on their primary media consumption device which is their smartphone. Most people use a browser on their phone that is not AdBlock capable. Reddit with ads is obnoxious IMO.
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by lytedev 3y ago
Arch has an installer these days. It's great and should take care of you!
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by lytedev 3y ago
For an admin, I'm not sure. The deployment and CI/CD story may be cleaner? The real win to me is the developer experience. Deno comes with everything: test runner, linter, typescript, language server, etc. That's the winner f
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by lytedev 3y ago
I like Deno. The benefits to me are largely around developer experience and tooling. I much prefer Deno's dependency management solution to Node's. Additionally, lots of packages have made their codebase more runtime agnostic as a
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by lytedev 3y ago
We have also run it in production for about a year, but it's a tiny metrics collector and doesn't do anything fancy at all. But writing and deploying it end to end was a fantastic and quick experience.
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by lytedev 3y ago
On the other hand, at $DAYJOB, being able to say that Deno has access to everything node can do goes a long way. Not having to reinvent the wheels is definitely nice!
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by lytedev 3y ago
When did virtual private network come to be conflated with pseudo-anonymous Internet access? The sponsorships and ad campaigns all over the internet?
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by lytedev 3y ago
$ pwd && fd --type file | count /home/daniel/.home/.password-store 512 Need some cleanup I supposed...

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