robenkleene

10 ms·

91.
by robenkleene 1y ago
Curious if that answers the "I genuinely don't know what is going on here" then? Not searching hidden files (or third-party dependencies, which `rg` also does automatically with its ignore parsing) isn't just a nice to h
92.
by robenkleene 1y ago
Out of curiosity, how would you recursively grep files ignoring (hidden files [e.g., `.git`]), only matching a certain file extension? (E.g., `rg -g '*.foo' bar`.) I use the command line a lot too and this is one of my most common
93.
by robenkleene 1y ago
I tried the test in Logic Pro, and Logic can split, join, reverse, all without creating any new files. It seems this varies per DAW. > I don't know much about video but, video editing is simpler, you probably have a GPU to take a go
94.
by robenkleene 1y ago
What's the difference between a joined clip and the two separate clips sitting right next to each other in the timeline besides how they're presented in the UI? Also I can do all of these options in an NLE like Adobe Premiere with
95.
by robenkleene 1y ago
I did a quick test in Ableton Live, and I was able to copy, paste, split, and re-arrange without creating any new files. But joining clips and reversing clips did create new files (I was surprised joining did so in particular, it somewh
96.
by robenkleene 1y ago
> Figma got where they are because their collaboration features are Google docs level. I’d argue Figma got where they are mainly by streamlining the handoff process, not because of their live editing collaboration features per se. But th
97.
by robenkleene 1y ago
> DAW is designed for production, mixing, mastering, and when applied towards editing you can find yourself with a full hard drive in surprisingly little time because every edit means the DAW creates another audio file. This isn't h
98.
Audacity 4: a glimpse of a new, more modern UI for the free audio editor(cdm.link)
36 points by robenkleene 1y ago|14 comments
99.
Tahoe Electron Detector(furbo.org)
1 points by robenkleene 1y ago|0 comments
100.
Akai MPC Live III: expressive pads come to the MPC grid(cdm.link)
2 points by robenkleene 1y ago|0 comments
101.
Adobe Premiere Now Delivers Fast, Pro-Quality Video Editing on Mobile(news.adobe.com)
1 points by robenkleene 1y ago|0 comments
102.
by robenkleene 1y ago
To address your point specifically though, Webflow is (at least from my perspective) the inevitable result of the line of thinking you're pursuing. So I'd be curious what you think of Figma vs. Webflow, and why those two products
103.
by robenkleene 1y ago
Sure, but I was interpreting the parent comment as implying the underlying technology was important to the output format: > people got in the trouble of making a web-app [...] and those designs are not plain web pages.
104.
by robenkleene 1y ago
> It always bothered me that people got in the trouble of making a web-app, that generates designs, and those designs are not plain web pages. Figma isn't a web app in the traditional sense of the word, it's a C++ app with a We
105.
by robenkleene 1y ago
Adding to the sh implementation, `find -L "$HOME" -maxdepth 1 -type l -exec rm {} +` will clean up dead symlinks in your home directory, e.g., if a dotfile is deleted because it's not needed anymore.
106.
Visual Studio 2026 Insiders is here(devblogs.microsoft.com)
2 points by robenkleene 1y ago|0 comments
107.
by robenkleene 1y ago
macOS Tahoe adds true color support to Terminal.app https://www.macrumors.com/2025/06/16/apples-terminal-app-mac...
108.
by robenkleene 1y ago
For another approach, personally I found just doing `TERM=xterm-256color ssh <server>` more practical than the solutions at https://ghostty.org/docs/help/terminfo#ssh
109.
by robenkleene 1y ago
Ah, good point, this isn’t `oh-my-zsh` but it does require a couple of options to work as described: 1. `setopt autopushd pushdsilent`: This is the key component, `autopushd` automatically adds directories to the directory stack (and `pushd
110.
by robenkleene 1y ago
To me, the interesting conversation here is between these three workflows: 1. Recursive directory fuzzy-search 2. Searching history for `cd` commands 3. Zoxide-style matching visited directories Which are all ways to make it easier to trave
111.
by robenkleene 1y ago
What do you mean? Zoxide isn't a shell, it's just a CLI program. It doesn't involve changing shells, you can see the list of supported shells in the README (it's more comparable to fzf than a shell, it ships with optiona
112.
by robenkleene 1y ago
`cd foo` is useless in history if you're not already in foo's parent directory. This is the problem Zoxide solves, `z foo` will still do something useful in that case. (Side note about fzf, recursively fuzzy finding subdirectories
113.
by robenkleene 1y ago
- Recursive directory tab completion isn't viable for many key use cases (it'll hang with both monorepos and networked volumes). The only thing that makes zoxide viable is that it only matches against visited directories. (Similar
114.
by robenkleene 1y ago
Yeah the problem with this approach to me is populating the history with a bunch of cd to absolute paths to begin with, which is not something I'd do natural (I have many ways I'm navigating the file system), and definitely wouldn
115.
by robenkleene 1y ago
The issue for me with this approach is one: It assumes a clear root for a project (e.g., your base you're cd-ing off of), I think that's only good assumption for small-scale projects? E.g., sufficient complexity, for programming a
116.
by robenkleene 1y ago
This will hang if you have too many subdirectories (e.g., a good-sized company's monorepo). A networked volumes will also often cause it to hang. (PS: In Zsh `cd -<tab>` will show a pop up menu of all directories in the history s
117.
by robenkleene 1y ago
I think you're misunderstanding the authors intention. Fuzzy finding is the banner feature of zoxide , i.e., it's only a better cd because it includes that feature. Everything else is just the necessary table stakes features in o
118.
by robenkleene 1y ago
That's not default behavior in most shells (e.g., `autocd` in Zsh, and, for the record, that's also not default up arrow behavior in Bash or Zsh [it is in Fish]). But my question is specifically about relative vs. absolute paths w
119.
by robenkleene 1y ago
How are you using Zsh history to navigate to specific folders? E.g., does that mean you always start your `cd` from the home directory (e.g., `~`)? I'm asking because it's usually less key strokes to `cd` to a relative directory (
120.
by robenkleene 1y ago
Not sure I'm following, what's the importance of the term "app"? (And yes, they're all local first on mobile as well.) (Also Notes and Photos were mobile apps on the iPhone first [not that it really matters, just FY

More ›