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by seletskiy 4y ago
Also, some obscure yet very helpful ZFS feature is that all your ZFS datasets have hidden (e.g. not visible via `ls -a`) `.zfs` directory in their roots. This directory contains all snapshots of a given ZFS dataset mounted as directories. F
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by seletskiy 4y ago
Shameless plug — https://github.com/reconquest/zeus Daemon for automatic incremental backup of your ZFS systems to the another (physically connected right now) pool.
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by seletskiy 5y ago
Some time ago I wrote zsh helper [1] that uses jo to quickly construct complex JSON requests, mainly for testing and quering services from console. Paired with httpie [2] aliases [3] it produces concise APL-like syntax: POST https:&#x2F
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by seletskiy 5y ago
For linux use: https://github.com/jordansissel/keynav
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by seletskiy 10y ago
Yes, it's from experience. I'm maintainer of https://github.com/SirVer/ultisnips snippet plugin for vim, and I'm often see issues when people can't get it work under nvim due nvim internal issues.
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by seletskiy 10y ago
You can always setup automatic process of synchronization of files that you need to edit, so editing process will be most efficient.
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by seletskiy 10y ago
No, not at all. neovim is still lacks stability.
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by seletskiy 10y ago
How it's possible in the modern world with all software development practices that project as github.com can be down for more than 10 minutes?
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by seletskiy 10y ago
Manul is one of the very limited set of tools which provide idiomatically go-gettable projects without need of vendoring tool be installed on the user machine.
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by seletskiy 10y ago
And it will never get past first server's output, because command is never finished.
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by seletskiy 10y ago
> That seems like a simple thing to accomplish; are you saying orgalog connects to all servers first before connecting to all servers again? orgalorg has two modes: either it will fail and do nothing if even one server fails; or it will
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by seletskiy 10y ago
Of course I'm aware of `for` loops in shell. But note, that your solution lacks: valid termination of commands by `CTRL-C`, aggregated progress indication, password authentication, various fail modes (like try to connect to all servers
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by seletskiy 10y ago
> By implementing your own ssh, you appear to be ignoring lots of useful default ssh utilities, like ssh-agent What other utilities I'm ignoring besides of `ssh-agent`? `ssh-agent` support is a pending feature and implementing it is
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by seletskiy 10y ago
Change `echo this in ...` to `tail -f /var/log/mail.log` and parallel will show no output. orgalorg will output exactly what you expect.
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by seletskiy 10y ago
It's not STDIN. I mean `resolve-dns 'blah' | orgalorg -s ...`, where `resolve-dns 'blah'` returns matching hosts from infrastructure DNS.
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by seletskiy 10y ago
Parsing `ssh_config` is not implemented right now as well as multiple SSH keys for auth. However, it can be implemented easy. BTW, I have not implemented it, because I think it's very bad approach in maintaining clusters, e.g. storing
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by seletskiy 10y ago
I will add, thanks. But it uses binary SSH, it's not efficient. Can you give me an example of such invokation? Layman's `parallel -S host1,host2 hosname` didn't work.
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by seletskiy 10y ago
I guess, without relocated number row & special characters that layout is no better for the programming than layouts mentioned in the comparison. Personally, I remapped 567890-= onto RightShift+qwerdfas and it's most productive thi
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by seletskiy 10y ago
Completely off-topic: I'm caught with your comments, can you, please, send a ping to me to s.seletskiy@gmail.com? I want to chat with you.
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by seletskiy 10y ago
There is a tool called hub ( https://github.com/github/hub ), which can create remote repositories via CLI.
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by seletskiy 10y ago
zsh plugin for doing exactly the same, but not bound to GOPATH only: https://github.com/seletskiy/zsh-favorite-directories
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by seletskiy 10y ago
I think, that meaning can be only defined in the case, when one is immortal. If I'm mortal, everything I do, good or bad, is meaningless for consciousness, because it will cease to exist and everything that will happen after death will
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by seletskiy 10y ago
> So: meaning isn't a substance, but rather a feeling. In this way, it's a lot like beauty. If I understand correctly, author is saying, that you can't measure nor exactly define meaning, and then building follow up logica
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by seletskiy 10y ago
Everyone has limited options, because everyone prone to the death, isn't it?
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by seletskiy 10y ago
Living for greater whole of society yet not thinking about own mortality looks like moving in wrong direction for me. They are not contrary lifestyles. The only problem with highest priority we all having right now as a humanity is very sho
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by seletskiy 10y ago
Personally, that behaviour strikes me most. Why, only on the edge of dying, people suddenly becomes "philosophical" and aware of their life and surroundings? Yet, it's obvious for all of us, that everyone now living will be d
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by seletskiy 10y ago
I've got more insane and effective solution: https://github.com/seletskiy/zsh-context-aliases So, aliases will change depending on the directory you're in. And, instead of typing `g s` or `gs` to get `git sta
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by seletskiy 10y ago
You probably seen Tag ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11891269 ), recently discussed on HN. I believe that approach is highly ineffective, because you need to find match number using eyes in the output of the ag and th
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Show HN: Zsh plugin for lightning-fast jumping to matches(github.com)
1 points by seletskiy 10y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Golang-style import statement for organizing healthier bash ecosystem(github.com)
1 points by seletskiy 10y ago|0 comments

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