mundanevoice

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by mundanevoice 3mo ago
It seems like a cool idea.
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Show HN: Oscura Vim – A Refined Vim Colorscheme for Long Coding Sessions(github.com)
3 points by mundanevoice 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Oscura Vim – A Sleek Dark Theme for Vim Inspired by Oscura VS Code(github.com)
1 points by mundanevoice 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: PDF-joiner – Join PDFs on Mac with native macOS utilities(github.com)
2 points by mundanevoice 2y ago|0 comments
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by mundanevoice 3y ago
Life is too short to give stuff away for free. Monetize wherever possible. Almost everyone who gives away useful software for free burns out and stops doing it.
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by mundanevoice 3y ago
This is the same guy who wrote Kitty Terminal. Such a nice guy who keeps writing excellent software and giving it away for free.
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by mundanevoice 3y ago
My Humble blog: - https://vinitkumar.me/changing-oss-landscape/ - https://vinitkumar.me/development-practises/ - https://vinitkumar.me/how-to-approach-large-projects/ - http
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by mundanevoice 5y ago
I have heard many good things about org-mode. Question: - Have you ever used Vimwiki? I know it is no org-mode, but even I am a regular notetaker and I never felt it really lacked in anything, but yeah, it doesn't have task planning.
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by mundanevoice 5y ago
> while Emacs is slightly better at programmatically automating common tasks I hear this a lot, can you give some concrete examples? I am really curious to know how Emacs and Vim fits in your daily workflow?
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by mundanevoice 5y ago
Well, Emacs is incredibly powerful, but it is just too much work to do anything, even regarding keystrokes and all the chords you have to remember. I have worked on Emacs too, but sometimes it is just not worth investing so much time and en
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by mundanevoice 5y ago
Just use Vim and learn modal editing, all this hassle for so little benefit.
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by mundanevoice 5y ago
Well, It is more of a design problem than a Django template problem. If you add more and more logic in the template itself instead of dealing with it in the views context or templatetags, you are bound to find yourself in such position that
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by mundanevoice 5y ago
> Flashing a rom on google-branded phones is so simple, a non-tech person can follow a 5min youtube video to do it Lol, this reeks of how little you understand how much a non-tech person is capable of. A vast majority of Android users wo
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by mundanevoice 5y ago
> Many plugin API additions particularly to better support plugins like LSP It is coming with LSP support so that will work as well.
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by mundanevoice 6y ago
FB is a cesspool, it's a stupid platform. Don't build anything on or based on FB.
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by mundanevoice 6y ago
Agreed. Do we have postmortems for the number of spectacular crashes Github had this year?
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by mundanevoice 6y ago
There are projects bigger than GitHub that do all of these things and still doesn't fail as much as GitHub. Honestly, both of us speculating. You can't say for sure if it's not Rails and I can't say if it's not anyt
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by mundanevoice 6y ago
Indeed. Anything that has so much magic in it is bound to bite you in the a . There will be a time when there is so much code and magic that no one really understands the system well. Twitter too was on Rails in the initial days which help
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by mundanevoice 6y ago
Move off Rails now GitHub, is clearly not working for you. It took you this far, now go move to something that doesn't sh*ts the bed twice every month.
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An Innovative Social and Digital Marketing Firm(scoophubs.com)
1 points by mundanevoice 6y ago|0 comments
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by mundanevoice 7y ago
Elaborate, please?
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by mundanevoice 8y ago
Except that Facebook video is crappy at best. It's not even in the same league or the content is of very good quality. Vimeo is most suitable competition IMO.
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by mundanevoice 8y ago
I am talking about comparable usage. Do not get me wrong. And it's best for everyone if BSD succeeds because then we have a choice. My pet peeve is that it is incredibly difficult to contribute to BSDs (say OpenBSD) compared to Linux.
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by mundanevoice 8y ago
> Wait, so according to you it's OK to be as rude as you wish, as long as you are technically correct? I never said that. My argument is that people/culture are different. What is considered offensive/rude in some culture
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by mundanevoice 8y ago
Citations/Examples, please? I always thought these are different.
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by mundanevoice 8y ago
Let's stop policing speech, alright? You can use as many words as you want to express your views. I personally would not use the same words he might use, but let's not be hypocrites and say that none of us have written an angry or
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by mundanevoice 8y ago
FreeBSD uses BSD License, no? Or am I missing something here? https://www.freebsd.org/internal/software-license.html
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by mundanevoice 8y ago
> It is not unfair, because the majority of "developers contributing to it" are on those company payrolls, 8h a day during a full week. Why don't the devs at those company contribute to BSD then? Care to reflect on this?
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by mundanevoice 8y ago
Agree with your points about the suit and Licensing. > Linux only took off thanks to SGI, IBM, HP, Cray seeing value reducing costs from their own in-house systems to something else. This seems unfair, Linux took off because it constantl
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by mundanevoice 8y ago
When people can't find fault in the technical argument, they start attacking other things like. > Oh! He is so rude, He insults so much. If you have a better argument to counter his logic, please post that, it would be more useful

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