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by p4bl0 9mo ago
Nice post :). It made me think of ugit: DIY Git in Python [1] which is still by far my favorite of this kind of posts. It really goes deep into Git internals while managing to stay easy to follow along the way. [1] https://www.
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by p4bl0 9mo ago
I did something similar a (very) long time ago (15 years back!), a static site generator and blog engine entirely coded in sh (yes, not even Bash) + coreutils. The idea was to use those scripts in git hooks, as they provide a template engin
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by p4bl0 9mo ago
An additional short read which is really worth it: Il fascismo eterno by Umberto Eco, in which the author describes 14 properties of fascists regimes. It's been translated in English as Ur-fascism and is available online for free a
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by p4bl0 9mo ago
It does :). Thanks!
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by p4bl0 9mo ago
If someone is able to access this, would it be possible to copy-paste the article content somewhere else? I'm stuck in a broken captcha loop.
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by p4bl0 9mo ago
I'm not the author, I just shared this article I came across on Mastodon because it was an interesting read! I just found out it was already posted on HN by its author here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46693460
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by p4bl0 9mo ago
This is a nice idea but while the home page was correctly localized in French as my browser is, I couldn't find a way to see "teaching" or "learning" parts of the website in French. At least on mobile, there's
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I built a 2x faster lexer, then discovered I/O was the real bottleneck(modulovalue.com)
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by p4bl0 9mo ago
I got to seven on my laptop using Firefox, but then it was too painfully slow to try to open another one. It ran smoothly up to the fifth level tho! https://i.imgur.com/YJ4hsCK.png
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by p4bl0 9mo ago
I see others have specified their tech stack. My blog runs on Dotclear (a very good open source PHP+MySQL blog engine) with a homemade theme. My website runs on a hand written static site generator made of a Makefile and Bash scripts relyin
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by p4bl0 9mo ago
My personal website lives at https://pablo.rauzy.name/ since 2008. My previous personal website is not online anymore. Some parts of it are in French, typically the teaching section, which is primarily aimed at my students.
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by p4bl0 10mo ago
With a title like this I was expecting an interesting discussion about pour over coffee. Titles should probably be edited when they're this vague.
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by p4bl0 10mo ago
The very premise is false, privacy does mean something, and anonymity doesn't really exists. This is an advertisement.
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by p4bl0 10mo ago
Relevant excerpts to understand what's at play here: > (…) this is functionally Meta borrowing $27.30 billion for a campus no one else will touch, packaged in legal formality precise enough to satisfy the letter of consolidation ru
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by p4bl0 11mo ago
And there were an Emacs minor mode and a Vim plugin too that did this too, both for the SubEthaEdit protocol and for the one of the Gobby editor ( https://gobby.github.io/ ).
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by p4bl0 11mo ago
This is the very first item in the linked blog post.
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by p4bl0 11mo ago
I tried a long time ago [1,2] to initiate this discussion on Nano here. I'm glad it's happening :). [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41289141 [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=412897
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by p4bl0 1y ago
There is a lot of good news in open source audio these days. Also see this video presenting the work done and planned for the future version 4 of Audacity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYM3TWf_G38
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by p4bl0 1y ago
I've been using KDE Connect without a hassle for years on Debian stable as well :).
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by p4bl0 1y ago
> even though I'm going to have to make a pixel-perfect clone of my university's LaTeX template That's lucky. Most of us had to do a LaTeX pixel perfect clone of our university's MS Word template.
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by p4bl0 1y ago
I use the current stable with KDE Plasma over X11, there's nothing forcing you to use Wayland in Trixie.
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by p4bl0 1y ago
Love that the hidden 10x zoom in Paint is there and works :).
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by p4bl0 1y ago
Many email provider let you have a virtually infinite number of aliases, you can do want you want here with that.
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by p4bl0 1y ago
I never liked Tailwind. The point of CSS was to separate content and presentation. Tailwind not only goes backward on that but does it a lot worse than HTML did before, because the presentation not only is mixed with HTML but is also just
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by p4bl0 1y ago
I like these kind of fun projects! I wrote a very small but complete compiler and VM for a very simple language: boolean expressions. I use it as a "what to expect" type of introduction during the first session of my compiler cour
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by p4bl0 1y ago
Yes, and I'll add that Taler is the only way that currently exists to actually make digital cash . It's not a cryptocurrency and doesn't use a blockchain, which is indeed a very good thing: it doesn't try to be at the s
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GNU Taler v1.0 Released(taler.net)
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Reaction v2.0 released, rewritten in Rust(blog.ppom.me)
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by p4bl0 1y ago
I'll add one thing: since April 2009 my website files are tracked using Git, which means I can go back to what it looked like at any point in time whenever I want (`git rev-list --count HEAD` gives me 2184 commits). It's been fun
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by p4bl0 1y ago
> For me, the joy is not in having a website, the joy is in building the website. Why would I want to hand off the joyful part? This is exactly it! My personal website https://pablo.rauzy.name/ is also entirely handcra

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