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Show HN: MoltSim – Virtual world for AI agents(moltsim.com)
2 points by mitjafelicijan 8mo ago|0 comments
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by mitjafelicijan 8mo ago
I had the same issue as you. Had to copy and paste the link.
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by mitjafelicijan 8mo ago
Yeah, I did write it myself, yes. It's actually a very simple program. I heard so many great things about ratatui. I am, however, not well versed in Rust. Only did a couple of toy little things in it.
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by mitjafelicijan 8mo ago
This whole tool is much more a display of what termbox2 can do in couple of lines tbh :) You are so right about that. It's an amazing library. And all that juice in one stb-style header file. You just gotta love it. And if you are inte
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by mitjafelicijan 8mo ago
It is interesting that somehow every conversation now pivots to LLM's. It's almost like people are paranoid or something. I have no issue with AI. But it should be used carefully when learning/working so you don't miss t
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by mitjafelicijan 8mo ago
Gnome has done an amazing job at this, I agree. You don't even notice this issue.
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by mitjafelicijan 8mo ago
I do agree with some of your sentiment. But by that logic, nothing would ever be made. The same goes with aliases. Why not just use the actual commands. You give it your best shot, and sometimes something good comes out. And sometimes it&#x
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by mitjafelicijan 8mo ago
That was the exact reason for it. I made my own window manager for fun and was missing a simple way of changing default apps.
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by mitjafelicijan 8mo ago
I haven't thought about this. That makes sense. I will add this.
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by mitjafelicijan 8mo ago
I probably haven't. :) They are a nightmare indeed. But it does help a little.
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Show HN: TUI for managing XDG default applications(github.com)
138 points by mitjafelicijan 8mo ago|44 comments
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Show HN: Qwe – small, opinionated modal text editor(github.com)
1 points by mitjafelicijan 9mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Tiny Toy Debugger(github.com)
1 points by mitjafelicijan 9mo ago|0 comments
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
That's a fair point.
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
This was not my argument. Maybe I presented it poorly. I agree with you on different versions being available, but that is not always the case. And in those cases you need to do some unsavory things with symlinking. It is not about graduati
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
I like Nix and have been using it as a nix-shell for about 2 years and been loving it. Maybe I should just go full in and install it as my OS.
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
Author of this little hit piece against shared libraries here. You are correct. I went to Debian stable :)
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
I partially agree with you that this could be a slippery slope, but there is a difference here. TinyMCE is not burning through API and CDN resources of the dependencies it is using. Matt mentioned it's costing them millions per year to
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
This is actually exactly what I needed for my current project!
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Show HN: Running nested X11 dwm sessions(github.com)
2 points by mitjafelicijan 2y ago|0 comments
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
This is really nice. Thank you for this!
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
You are not alone in this. I have found myself stubbornly writing a complex Makefile when I should have just written a simple shell script and be done with it.
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
You make valid points. I would, however say that I primarily use make as a task runner for simple projects. If I have a "larger" project, at some point I would also probably opt for something closer to that language to squeeze out
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
I totally get it. I know the feeling. I have written some complex Makefiles in the past for C projects that looked completely horrid. For smaller projects I like make and people who work with me and know me always first check Makefile to se
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
You are correct. I will add this. I was not clear enought on this.
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
Just is amazing. I used quite a lot. It is however difficult sometimes to convince others to use it, even though it is a no-brainer.
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
This is a very good idea. I will add that. Thank you.
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by mitjafelicijan 2y ago
I did not knew they use this naming convention. :) I should probably choose something else :)
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Show HN: Making GNU Make a better Task Runner(github.com)
98 points by mitjafelicijan 2y ago|61 comments
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by mitjafelicijan 3y ago
I made this https://textarea.cc for myself a while ago. I use the LanguageTool browser extension for spellchecking. Mainly just a textarea field with a touch of JS sprinkled on top of it.

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