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by osener 12y ago
An advantage of this one is that you can use it with https://github.com/progrium/dokku . I've deployed a few haskell apps on Digital Ocean using heroku-buildpack-ghc + dokku and it worked without a hitch.
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by osener 12y ago
If/when you are looking for testers I'd be interested in helping out (had something like this with dropbox integration on my to-do list forever).
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Web Framework Benchmarks Round 9(techempower.com)
108 points by osener 12y ago|68 comments
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by osener 13y ago
"I believe in taking care of myself and a balanced diet and rigorous exercise routine. In the morning if my face is a little puffy I'll put on an ice pack while doing stomach crunches. I can do 1000 now. After I remove the ice pa
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Amethyst - A dynamically tiling window manager for OSX, modeled after xmonad(github.com)
24 points by osener 13y ago|6 comments
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by osener 13y ago
You can use this kext with Noppoo keyboards: https://github.com/thefloweringash/iousbhiddriver-descriptor...
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by osener 13y ago
> The problem with Deja's "=" is not the length but the spacing. It has the same spacing issue as Akkurat's "+". Doesn't it become a length problem when we are talking about a fixed-width font though? Thanks for elaborating, you obvious
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by osener 13y ago
I don't own a Retina display and I'm not sure about the correct scale but here is an example rendering of Akkurat Mono in a bigger font size: http://cl.ly/image/16423o3J0H3N/o
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by osener 13y ago
I usually disable bold fonts in my editor and terminal emulator (I like when they provide an option like "draw bold text in bright colors") but I see your point. It would definitely be nice if they were available especially considering the
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by osener 13y ago
Fair points all around (though I disagree with all of them except "+" being exaggerated). DejaVu's characters are a bit too tall for my taste, a clear example of this is the oval 'o' character. I also like to have a pronounced difference in
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by osener 13y ago
IMO they are far from indistinguishable (maybe you are thinking about Menlo?). I find Akkurat Mono more pleasant to use. DejaVu Sans Mono looks too dense compared to Akkurat Mono's softer looks. Here is a side by side comparison: http://cl
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by osener 13y ago
Tomorrow Night ( https://github.com/purcell/color-theme-sanityinc-tomorrow/ )
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by osener 13y ago
My favorite fixed-width font is Akkurat Mono. It is by far the best font I've ever used but unfortunately it is quite pricey. Here's how it looks on my system: http://ozansener.com/images/github-browse-file-1.png Homepage: http://lineto.
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by osener 14y ago
Try helm: https://github.com/emacs-helm/helm and https://github.com/emacs-helm/helm-ls-git
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by osener 14y ago
I was going to recommend http://www.happypenguin.org/ but apparently this week they announced its demise, sad to see it go. There is also http://www.penguspy.com/ which contains a well curated list of Linux games.
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by osener 14y ago
I use a modified US layout on OS X for retaining proper touch typing posture while using emacs: http://cl.ly/image/372T2o2X0T0r Symmetric Ctrl keys that are easily reachable from home row makes a huge difference. I've moved '\' key to 'In
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by osener 14y ago
http://thinkrelevance.com/blog/2013/03/18/pedestal-podcast-e... > In this episode, I talk with my close friend Tim about what Pedestal is, why we wrote it, and what makes it so interesting.
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by osener 14y ago
The correct permalink to this post: http://blog.izs.me/post/37650663670/git-rebase
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by osener 14y ago
66 characters: " ".join(i%3/2*"Fizz"+i%5/4*"Buzz"or str(i+1) for i in range(100))
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by osener 14y ago
You don't need that anonymous function in Clojure, (filter bar xx) is enough just like Haskell.
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by osener 14y ago
I've been seriously spoiled by paredit. It is a brilliant, absolutely brilliant way to edit code. Editing code written in those so called free form readable languages is absolute pain compared to structured editing in paredit. It is a reaso
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by osener 14y ago
I've been using Oracle supplied JDK in the last five months and it's been always present there: http://cl.ly/image/07422e283m0G
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by osener 14y ago
I'm not sure what is the news here, I've been using OS X for five months and one of the first things I did was to get JDK from Oracle. I understand that Apple has stopped distributing it and Oracle will be the standard source to get JRE and
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by osener 14y ago
Seems like it got removed, here it is: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Dining_philosophe...
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by osener 14y ago
In Kindle Touch you touch and hold a word for a second or two but that's beside my point. I want the ability to tap a word or move the caret in the quick definition popover to look up another word within the same interface without having
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by osener 14y ago
IMHO selecting text (it doesn't detect double-clicking, it is a way to select a word implemented by the browser) is the intuitive way to do this. It gives me instant feedback and doesn't distract me when I didn't mean to hover a word while
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by osener 14y ago
I agree, they should at least enable this plugin on word definition pages. If I want to check out another word I found in the definition I need to switch to a different interface and lose context (I also hate having to do that with my Kindl
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by osener 14y ago
Oh, sorry didn't mean to leave that out. I'm 22 years old, I recently started using glasses for myopia (it didn't affect my preference regarding text) and I don't have astigmatism. I agree with you on the aesthetics of serifs, I prefer it w
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by osener 14y ago
This page highlights a bunch of cool use cases for a gadget like this, quick sudoku puzzles, weather, maps, a few twitter post etc. It would be nice to have a daily sheet containing these printed out every morning for the bus, especially if
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by osener 14y ago
Although I've heard many people say that sans-serif fonts are only for low DPI environments I can't stand serif fonts anywhere no matter the size or display, not even on paper or my Kindle. I don't know what is the cause, I don't have any v

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