rphln

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1. 31.▲
   by rphln 6y ago

   This is pretty neat. Now that they added `exp`, I'm tempted to implement an autojumper using [frecency] in SQL. I tried it once before, but gave up specifically because of this IIRC. [frecency]: https://wiki.mozilla.org&#x2F
2. 32.▲
   by rphln 6y ago

   The naming scheme I settled on for my devices was using ship names from World War 2. - Device size and computing power maps roughly to the ship size: my desktop is named after a battleship, while my Kindle is named after a destroyer. - Serv
3. 33.▲
   by rphln 6y ago

   Recently, I've started a personal wiki with Git, Jekyll and the Just the Docs theme (for built-in search on the rendered pages). It's a fairly standard setup in which each page is just a post, and the index is automatically genera
4. 34.▲
   by rphln 6y ago

   I might be wrong, but isn't there already a precedent for something similar in the form of the XNU kernel? From a cursory glance, it is basically a BSD and a Mach kernel running side by side.
5. 35.▲
   by rphln 6y ago

   I tried mapping both jk and kj to Esc for a while (so I could just mash them in any order), but the slight delay it added to the letters always threw me off my loop.