nickspain

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by nickspain 2y ago
Nice! I use git revise[^1] a lot which does a similar thing but without the fixup commit. I I’ll try using fzf to make it interactive though. Thanks! [^1]: https://github.com/mystor/git-revise
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by nickspain 3y ago
We've used this extensively at my work and it has been great. As someone else pointed out it's a bit tricky if the code isn't idempotent. We used this as part of a data migration project and for writing we ran the experiment
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by nickspain 3y ago
These might be the clunky way your talking about but you can have “private” git ignored either in ‘.git/info/exclude’ in the repo or in the ‘core.excludesfile’ set in your git config. The later is quite nice because you could actu
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by nickspain 3y ago
Neovim supports lua as an extension language which can be pretty nice. It’s by no means as nice as using a lisp but definitely a step up from viml
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by nickspain 4y ago
1. Release it Got me to start thinking about reliability and able to express my thoughts on it. 2. Design of Everyday things Read it as a junior and it got me thinking about UX and putting the user first. 3. The Pragmatic Programmer Another
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by nickspain 5y ago
I think I recall from a previous post on HN that they use Mailgun. I can't speak for forlater but at my work we use mailgun because email delivery is a pain, as you've found. Using a third-party service is a lot easier because it&
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by nickspain 5y ago
This is awesome! I've been looking for something that could be a link between PDFs and Instapaper[0] for a while. This looks like it'll be perfect to build such a tool with. [0] https://www.instapaper.com