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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
I think every lua linter warns about that. So does the Lua LSP, no annotations needed.
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
Yeah, it's only for nvim or for your own lua projects. For WezTerm annotations, afaik there is currently only an open issue without much progress: https://github.com/wez/wezterm/issues/3132
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
If you use the lua lsp, you can make type annotations which basically work like jsdoc. With those annotations, the lsp will warn you about such issues, there is a diagnostic that's called something like `needs-nil-check`.
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
A lot of small automations. Probably the most notable one is my vim-mode for macOS Finder (implemented as a Karabiner-plugin): https://github.com/chrisgrieser/finder-vim-mode
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
There isn't really much more to it than I already wrote. It's minimal, local, markdown-based, and terminal-friendly. There is some basic customizability (special files to add a footer and/or a header), and that's it. If
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by pseudo_meta 2y ago
The GitHub page (and frankly, to a degree also the landing pages) do not explain very well why the project is so great. Basically, pico.sh is a collection of minimal web services that you control via SSH. Since it uses your SSH key as ident
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
Obsidian does not have any shareholders. It's a team of 6 people, and the sole owners are the two original founders.
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
I once made a pretty dashboard: press `enter` on an empty terminal buffer to display a short git log, overview of files, and git diff stats, all colorized and iconized. https://github.com/chrisgrieser/zsh-magic-dashboar
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
That does change completions from a list of words, but not completions based on predictions of the next word.
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
Seeing that you use Obsidian: Have you thought about turning that into an Obsidian plugin that offers the predictions as editor suggestions?
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
I think this is one of the few cases where the framing of the article is an understatement rather than an exaggeration. A lot of what is mentioned there could be described more strongly as: "attempts to accelerate COVID research actual
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
A query parameter would be useful, to be able to skip the landing page and go directly to the answer. With Phind, for instance, I can do ` https://www.phind.com/search?q=foobar `.
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
> Code review as interview Shouldn't the description be the other way round? "Interview as code review"
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
It's also worth noting that the "one-page-rule" does not apply everywhere. In academia, for example, longer resumes are very common.
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
So it's basically a hybrid of mode lines and Makefiles? Interesting idea. However, I can also see this conflicting with stuff like modelines. Maybe a unique prefix could help avoid this. And just a heads up: > There must be no white
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
well, for me it's 99%. But true, I don't use short loops, and I also don't use array a lot (when I feel the needs to use arrays, I switch to a different language anyway). "what errors remain" is hard for me to say
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
zsh is not officially supported, but you can force shellcheck to check zsh regardless via `--shell=bash`. This makes shellcheck treat the file as bash script, so there are some false positives for zsh-specific syntax, but 99% of the rules w
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
Awesome in principle, but it appears that it has to take over your prompt to work. Any custom prompt (starship) is replaced, zsh-syntax-highlighting does not work anymore etc. Too bad…
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
"Moving the goalpost", "disengage at this point"? I was simply interested to find out if there are decent apps for that. Oo First post meant "nobody came up with something fulfilling that goal in such a clean and si
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
could you post some examples? The only implementations I remember were quite hard to setup, buggy, and/or user-unfriendly UIs.
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
Simple but fine idea. Wonder why nobody in the "PKM-scene" came up with this before. Small suggestion: could you make it available for other package managers like homebrew, since not everyone has the rust tool chain installed?
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
> It’s not the only case of a ChatGPT-assisted manuscript slipping into a peer-reviewed journal undeclared. Since April, Cabanac has flagged more than a dozen journal articles that contain the telltale ChatGPT phrases ‘Regenerate respons
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
btw, on macOS, you can just enter `networkQuality` into your terminal for a speed test. No third-party website or tool of any kind needed, it's a built-in mac CLI.
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
> Anyone who's used Vim has seen evidence of Moolenaar's generosity. "Vim is Charityware," Moolenaar wrotes in its pioneering license. "You can use and copy it as much as you like, but you are encouraged to make
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
> Anyone who's used Vim has seen evidence of Moolenaar's generosity. "Vim is Charityware," Moolenaar wrotes in its pioneering license. "You can use and copy it as much as you like, but you are encouraged to make
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
keyboard-layout-editor is such a fantastic site. It's really a bummer that it is unmaintained, haven't found any site that comes close.
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
Been using it for a few days and really like it. One small thing that bothers me a bit is that the "Distill" button takes up a whole bar at the bottom: https://i.imgur.com/VSbVx4k.png
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
I also support this issue. Love the browser, will switch as soon as I can increase font size! Buttons in the menu are fine. Though some setting for a minimum font size might also be a good solution
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
Three small QoL tips for people who have issues with their iCloud sync 1. In Finder, enable the Status bar. This shows the current iCloud progress. 2. If iCloud sync is stuck, run `killall bird` to restart the iCloud drive sync process. 3.
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by pseudo_meta 3y ago
Just blogging about (neo)vim. More targeted to the intermediate-to-advanced user, since there are tons of blogposts for vim beginners already. https://nanotipsforvim.prose.sh/

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