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Ditch micro services for your next startup
(satran.in)
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Traction: How Any Startup Can Achieve Explosive Customer Growth by Gabriel Weinberg, Justin Mares. The book was quite straight to the point not too many frills.
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Things I completed: 1. Elon Musk: Inventing the Future 2. The Code Book - Simon Singh 3. Fermat's Enigma - Simon Singh 4. Deep Work - Cal Newport 5. Smarter Faster Better - Charles Duhigg 6. 1984 7. So good they can't ignore you -
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Flux alternative for GNU/Linux
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We tried a few methods and eventually went to pair programming. But never tried the ping-pong pull requests. It sounds interesting. What gets me off for pair programming is that it's not always feasible. If the other person who could w
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11y ago
I recently read a blog post[1] describing to store dot files in org mode. It is a fantastic technique and I really don't need to worry about symlinking files. All my dot files are stored in one orgmode file. Brilliant usage of org-babl
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Dotfile Management and Documentation with Org-Mode
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You can use the demo account: email: demo@saola.in password: Areyouserious1
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I'm working on an extensible notes platform for the web. Its called Saola: https://saola.in . There are several platforms that you can store notes/text etc in. Saola differs from them in the fact that it provides you a
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I did hear about OpenBSD having good support for the Broadwell series. I will give it a shot. Way too many binary files to deal with in Linux. I cannot bear that logs are now binary.
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Usually someone points out that I complain about JavaScript too much and yet I have chosen to use JS as the scripting language. First the front end is completely written in ClojureScript. Second JS was chosen as the scritpting environment j
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Regarding systemd I really want to move to bsd. But the last time I tried dragonfly bsd I had way too much trouble setting up brightness for my laptop monitor. Felt like the old days of Linux. But I'm keen on giving it another shot.
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Thank you. If you just want to try it out you without registering you can use demo@saola.in with password Areyouserious1
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And God said Let there be text, and there was text
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The web needs another language
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The Emacs Problem
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Go best practises
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C library with macros
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Right now it does not do anything a vim and a normal shell can't do. But the idea of plumbing is something that would be quite difficult(not impossible) to achieve in vim and a terminal.
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True my own words haunt me. I complained about atom as it was an editor that was a plain rip off sublime text. Just that it is done in JavaScript. I complained how they could not create something similar to Acme which was a brilliant innova
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Ctrl+l toggles focus from command pane to editor pane. There is no shortcut as of now to collapse the command pane.
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Thought of it as a succession to ed. And it nicely inverses to IDE.
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Many a time I see myself having two windows open. My editor and shell. I keep jumping from these windows either copying content or executing commands. The whole idea of the project is to bring them together. It is to act as a bridge between
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True. Now I just can't seem to edit the title.
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Every command executed has a stored in current working directory. So when you right click the relative path to the cwd of the command is used.
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Yes in a future release I do plan to do so.
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I've added binaries for Linux-64 and Mac in the blog article. This will help you try it if you do not have Go installed. :)
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Show HN: EDI – An editor in Go
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You should give rio window manager from the plan9port a shot. There is no cascading, window borders, background etc.
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Unlock and Lock your Computer with a Mobile – A small script in Go
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