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by marcuskaz 4y ago
I'll have to try it again, I didn't realize there was a setting for it. I uninstalled it because the typing felt really slow and awkward. My two cents, default disable so it feels faster, it sounded like speed and smoothness was o
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by marcuskaz 4y ago
This one is fun, the original Atari Lunar Lander in browser http://moonlander.seb.ly/
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by marcuskaz 5y ago
Yes! This is what a modern task runner should be. Includes ability to list recipes, and a consistent format between multiple platforms. Just two things Make doesn't have.
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by marcuskaz 5y ago
Very cool! I have a simple terminal graph tool that I can pipe the ascii graphs into svgbob and it converts pretty well to an svg graphic. Termgraph: https://github.com/mkaz/termgraph
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by marcuskaz 5y ago
It really is the best command-line prompt tool https://starship.rs/
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by marcuskaz 6y ago
It's a fun low risk space to try out a language. I just started rewriting an old one I had now in Rust. Many similar ideas and planned features, currently mine just accepts notes from command-line, piped in, or uses the editor. https:
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by marcuskaz 6y ago
This argument is a slippery slope implying any comment can be objected.
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by marcuskaz 6y ago
No worries, thanks for the suggestions. I didn't read them as complaints at all. I updated the link too, I switch back and forth between vim/neovim, the only real difference to me is the location of the config file.
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by marcuskaz 6y ago
Ah, it is Vim's todo list, not using Vim as a todo app. I was looking for more pointers on the later, I wrote a little on using Vim Wiki for managing todo list, always on the look out for more tips. Here's the TLDR; - Install Vim
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by marcuskaz 6y ago
Data stored in files within a hierarchy of folders. It's the hot new thing!
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by marcuskaz 6y ago
I worked at ETRADE around the same time and led the migration from Sun to Linux on the software side, switching everything to Apache was once a radical idea. We switched to IBM machines and not HP, a Sun server cost around $250k and the equ
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by marcuskaz 6y ago
> I don't think a 3 second warning is valuable at all 3 seconds is plenty of time for a sensor to trigger an actuator to close valve, say a natural gas valve that could leak and cause fires.
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On Programming Languages(mkaz.blog)
3 points by marcuskaz 6y ago|0 comments
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by marcuskaz 6y ago
This is the key! The whole world is falling apart with kids doing distance learning, partners losing jobs, all sorts of stress and anxiety for a simple thing like going to the store to buy groceries. I think it is rather obvious to expect a
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Use Cornell Notes for Online Class(mkaz.blog)
3 points by marcuskaz 6y ago|0 comments
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Working with Rust(mkaz.blog)
1 points by marcuskaz 6y ago|0 comments
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Enable Learning in Technical Writing(mkaz.blog)
2 points by marcuskaz 6y ago|0 comments
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by marcuskaz 6y ago
No, Ubuntu 18.04 shipped with Python3 as the default.
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by marcuskaz 6y ago
> This new behavior doesn’t change the long-established policy that our users and developers can run arbitrary code on their Macs This irks me, I don't know why. Maybe because calling it an Apple policy is something that can be chan
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Embracing Windows 10(mkaz.blog)
2 points by marcuskaz 6y ago|0 comments
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by marcuskaz 6y ago
> use Linux with a Windows VM for the occasional Zoom call or similar thing The other way around works pretty well these days. Windows 10 and their new terminal app plus WSL2 for development is a pretty good combo. Most things work as ex
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by marcuskaz 6y ago
Ideal experience: 1. I write code in an editor, it auto lints and formats to standards of project. 2. On save, whatever is needed to build and test is automatically run. 3. After repeat 1-2 and ready, commit code and create pull request. 4.
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by marcuskaz 6y ago
Agree, so useful! A port is also available for PowerShell: https://github.com/vincpa/z
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by marcuskaz 7y ago
20+ years ago I combined learning JavaScript and Linear Algebra https://mkaz.blog/math/javascript-linear-algebra-calculator/
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Async Is the Key to Distributed Work(mkaz.blog)
3 points by marcuskaz 7y ago|0 comments
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Linting Markdown(mkaz.blog)
1 points by marcuskaz 7y ago|0 comments
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Using the Pomodoro Technique(mkaz.blog)
1 points by marcuskaz 7y ago|0 comments
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by marcuskaz 7y ago
I am here, and I have read several of your posts, thanks for wonderful resource. So yes, it is quite possible I took the definition from you, I collected the various notes over time, so I'm not always positive where they come from.
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Notes on Technical Writing(mkaz.blog)
414 points by marcuskaz 7y ago|63 comments
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Things I’ve carried on a cargo bike(samfirke.com)
1 points by marcuskaz 7y ago|0 comments

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