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by onetom 2y ago
Would it work on NetBSD/OpenBSD/FreeBSD/GhostBSD too? Because if it does, it would worth mentioning it in the readme. In Plan 9, Rio, the window manager, does a similar thing; it exposes a framebuffer to the process running i
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by onetom 2y ago
I've settled on devd (modd) for the past few years. https://github.com/cortesi/devd It's a single file go executable. Supports CORS too. I use it via direnv & nix-shell.
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by onetom 2y ago
what's the fun in that though? i have the impression, that the main motivation for this project was learning the intricacies of TMDS encoding and providing an open implementation as reference for other ppl, who want to learn too. there
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by onetom 3y ago
Which bus? The CAN bus? :)
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by onetom 3y ago
It's hard to make that performant. As a reference, here is a browser-adapted version of the https://cuis.st/ Smalltalk environment, which does its own rendering onto a canvas: https://github.com/nmingot
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by onetom 3y ago
I've also noticed this a few years ago, but where is this documented? Was it already the case in IE6 for example? Have you found any definitive source, which states this behaviour?
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by onetom 3y ago
I would be cautious believing these stats... How much of those sales are real ones? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SEfwoqKRU8 Their hybrid cars has serious problems, including catching fire on their own. https:/&#x2
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by onetom 3y ago
it just sounds like you might have ADHD. how many browser windows and tabs do you have open usually?
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by onetom 3y ago
The built-in Cmd-` (backtick) cycles through the windows of the currently selected app. I find it better than Context.app, which i did buy and used on a few machines for a few years. it's like navigating within a sparse table. columns
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by onetom 3y ago
I've also spent breaks between classes in primary school, at age 6-7, by writing BASIC programs on graph paper. Within a year or 2 I've transitioned to writing in Forth for XZ Spectrum. I used a Roland DX 80 plotter to "print
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by onetom 3y ago
I think these days Clojure is a nicer way to easy into the Java ecosystem, because you can explore existing Java libraries interactively. Here is a nice demonstration of what can you expect, if you want to build a web app: https:/&#x2
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by onetom 3y ago
Very interesting to see an alternative approach to implementing Clojure! And it's soooo featureful already! I was just trying to use `Path/of` in the past few days and it took awhile to get familiar with the Clojure varargs intero
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by onetom 3y ago
I couldn't type blind for 30+ years. Never bothered to learn it. Then I used https://www.keybr.com/ a couple of times, less than an hour in total and I was able to touch-type afterwards at an acceptable speed and error
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by onetom 3y ago
where did u map the super key to?
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by onetom 3y ago
u mean horizontally staggered doesn't make sense? ortholinear is the Planck EZ ( https://blog.zsa.io/2307-goodbye-planck-ez/ ) for example. this Glove80 is vertically staggered (or as they said in the review article
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by onetom 3y ago
That made me a bit hesitant too, because it's likely that I might not like the switches I choose first. It takes a few days or weeks of actual usage to have an idea how suitable a certain switch type is. It's also likely that I wo
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by onetom 3y ago
I'm 46, programming since I was 6 years old and started having wrist and even lower-arm pain ~2-3 years ago. Even the tips of my fingers hurt sometimes. I never would have imagined I will have such problems... It's probably the co
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by onetom 3y ago
I grew up on green CGA, goldenrod Hercules monitors and grayscale mono VGA ones. Indeed, for the past decade I also prefer the light themes, though I find these dark themes pretty usable too: https://protesilaos.com/emacs&#x
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by onetom 3y ago
Also Clojure decomplects inheritance and interfaces. It gives you protocols to define a set of related methods, without any restriction on the underlying data structure. It gives you defrecord & deftype to define composite associative d
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by onetom 3y ago
too many layers, too much undesirable heritage would be the problem with that, I'd guess
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by onetom 3y ago
u left out htmx.org ;)
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by onetom 3y ago
it compares in physical size. also, it's a visual metaphor.
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by onetom 3y ago
The - now free - Datomic ( https://www.datomic.com ) or the open source XTDB ( https://www.xtdb.com ) can provide instant access to your data at any point in time. Even to different points in time within a single query,
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by onetom 3y ago
what do i do after i sign up to the-dam.org ? i did not get any email after the payment and ssh-ing doesn't work either. (i just get a `Permission denied (publickey)`)
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by onetom 3y ago
there are a bunch of features in slack beyond the core chat stuff, like: 1. being connected to multiple communities and switching between them instantly this can be of course simply replaced by connecting to different servers in a tabbed te
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by onetom 3y ago
what many of those hackers don't realize, it's that their dark mode theme is very hard to read at low brightness levels, so when they switch to some light windows, it pokes their eyes out obviously. instead of forcing everything t
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by onetom 3y ago
it can be done in pure CSS these days: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/pref...
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by onetom 3y ago
the older i was getting the more i noticed that i can read light mode better than dark mode. one day, when i was about 42 years old, sitting on a ferry on a very sunny day, i could hardly see my MacBook screen. switched to light mode and wh
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by onetom 3y ago
i didn't know ublock can be used as a poor man's violent monkey :) i can't read dark mode as well as light mode, but thanks for the advice!
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by onetom 3y ago
https://babashka.org/ would be great to support. or maybe just the Small Clojure Interpreter: https://github.com/babashka/SCI if it's a requirement for proper sandboxing

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