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by natrys 5y ago
Using buildah you have pretty much complete control over layers. You can mount the image in filesystem, manipulate it in as many steps as you want, and then commit it (thus explicitly create layer) when you want. On the flip side, it's
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by natrys 5y ago
There will also be icomplete-vertical. Maybe not as good as community/userspace solutions, but many built-ins saw tons of usability improvements. Aside from one or two things, project.el now covers most of the important projectile func
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by natrys 5y ago
Use of this variable as a boolean is deprecated. Not sure why, but what you are doing is perfectly fine.
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by natrys 5y ago
I missed the dry humour of Grischuk so much, it was a shame he was only doing commentary for Russian audience (in Russian).
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by natrys 5y ago
Ah, looks like you are right and indeed ESS doesn't support python, a shame. As for Julia, I think a package that is shaping up to be interesting and along the same spirit is: https://github.com/gcv/julia-snail
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by natrys 5y ago
I have been a happy R + ESS (Emacs Speaks Statistics) user for a while now. I think ESS also supports python, I have no personal experience with that though. But I can agree that whenever I am forced to use Jupyter notebooks, it feel awfull
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by natrys 5y ago
> I remember that for Emacs specifically there were client side problems with parsing LSP JSON. I am given to understand that this is not a problem any more (since Emacs 27.1). Before that, the JSON parser was written in elisp which is a
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by natrys 5y ago
I don't think introversion/extroversion is a useful categorisation. Because I think it boil down just to what type of people or social situation one likes/dislikes. Introverts are uncomfortable with wider spectrum of people&#
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by natrys 5y ago
> To the extent they've monopolized that distribution channel, the maintainers owe us something. They alone can revive emacs's fortunes, or squander its good name by failing to keep with the times. I don't even know how th
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by natrys 5y ago
> I have more faith in VSCode sticking around for the next 10 years than I do Emacs. I mean, almost everyone is confident about that too. And rightfully so because, VSCode actually has real corporate backing. People are being actually pa
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by natrys 5y ago
I have been writing some Tcl for the last couple of years, mostly in place of shell scripts. Going to Tcl wiki is always a surreal experience. I think this old comment captured it perfectly: https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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by natrys 5y ago
While this doesn't preclude your scenario, note that cloudflare acquired appfleet recently, which was a similar service: https://appfleet.com/pricing https://appfleet.com/blog/appfleet-joins-cloudf
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by natrys 5y ago
Yeah and even in personal config one could use el-patch[1], to make monkeypatching future proof. [1] https://github.com/raxod502/el-patch
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by natrys 5y ago
Enable EasyList cookie filter for your Ad Blocker (uBlock Origin in Firefox highly recommended). This has drastically cut down number of banners I see.
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by natrys 5y ago
It's not novel obviously. I have been using pup[1] for years. And xidel[2] is probably older. [1] https://github.com/ericchiang/pup [2] https://github.com/benibela/xidel
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by natrys 5y ago
Thanks for tab. I have used it a bit in the pipeline of some of my projects. Like jq, I think tab is another good example of a DSL that allows tersely and quickly getting things done. Same as Perl I suppose, but cleaner and more functional.
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by natrys 5y ago
Why would switching machines prove to be a hindrance to customisation? The configuration files are still nothing but source code text, which could be version controlled and deployed anywhere with little automation, it's really no diffe
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by natrys 5y ago
1. Learn PostgreSQL: Build and manage high-performance database solutions using PostgreSQL 12 and 13 - Luca Ferrari, Enrico Pirozzi is current, and covers a lot of Postgres specific grounds in a structured manner. The examples are sometim
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by natrys 5y ago
From 27.1 Emacs could be configured to use a native library (jansson) for json parsing, it helped LSP a lot. And now there is a new native-comp feature, where you can AoT compile elisp bytecode to native code with libgccjit, which improves
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by natrys 5y ago
Does IntelliJ support Elixir? I am writing Elixir now so would like to know that. However, I haven't encountered any problem while using elixir-ls with eglot (Emacs). For performance, I can recommend enabling native-comp. It's now
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by natrys 5y ago
It's a single variable setting now: https://www.manueluberti.eu/emacs/2021/07/14/dired/
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by natrys 5y ago
Probably because new weights are the only thing they brought to the table, rest of it was just stockfish so it didn't hurt business interest to reveal generic stockfish source, once people realised Fat Fritz is just stockfish. In terms
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by natrys 5y ago
Just a heads up, your link has a trailing semi-colon, which deters from just clicking on it to go to the destination. Although it probably doesn't matter any more, as the entire post was marked dupe and removed. In any case, good luck
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by natrys 5y ago
> 3. Stockfish claims they haven't released their NN weights. But that claim makes no sense. They distribute the weights with every copy of Fat Fritz. Otherwise, the product wouldn't work. What about that claim doesn't mak
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by natrys 5y ago
Typically you have stockfish source code, and human readable model file with weights. Build system and compiler bakes them together to produce binary. Inside the binary, the NNUE weights are no more readable than the source code, which is t
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by natrys 5y ago
Emacs isn't constrained by terminal, Tramp doesn't need knowing any "incredibly obscure" command, and since one uses local Emacs there is no input lag to speak of. I feel like you are conflating Emacs and Vi here even th
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by natrys 5y ago
You might be interested in a generic time tracking daemon like arbtt[1]. It takes a snapshot of your activities across all programs in much more granular and configurable interval. It stores the data in binary format which is more space eff
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by natrys 5y ago
I have a question. Once you hit the tab and get a list of completion items through either completion-nvim or nvim-compe, how do you further narrow down the list? All I can do is cycle through items or match by prefix, but I want further nar
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by natrys 5y ago
There is multiple cursors[1]. Checkout the video by emacsrocks[2]. You can combine that with regex tools if you need to do this over complex patterns[3]. There is also iedit which may fit your mental model better[4]. [1] https://
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by natrys 5y ago
It had be write my first weechat script, it's fun :)

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