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by sevg 1y ago
I wonder what people would discuss in all these ghostty posts if cmd-f had been present from the start. It’s getting a little boring hearing about it in every post! There’s interesting things to discuss here about LLM tooling and approaches
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by sevg 1y ago
I appreciated the tone of this post. Not breathlessly inflammatory. Not longer than it needed to be. Just context, facts and actions.
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by sevg 1y ago
There is a different project called z: https://github.com/rupa/z I’d never heard of it but it was the first search result for “z github”.
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by sevg 1y ago
Just because you don’t, doesn’t mean other people don’t. Plenty of real humans use emdash. You probably don’t realise that on some platforms it’s easy to type an emdash.
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by sevg 1y ago
This is off-topic but I highly recommend NextDNS, plus either Firefox Focus on iOS or Firefox with uBlock Origin on Android. I get basically no ads on any website on iOS.
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by sevg 1y ago
How does this have so many stars? As much as ghostty and kitty combined, even though I hadn’t heard of it until today.
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by sevg 1y ago
Long-time (Neo)Vim user, tried Helix for a few months but just couldn’t get on with it. It felt too inflexible (not just from lack of plugins), and there were numerous annoyances like save always changing file ownership to the current user,
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by sevg 1y ago
Spoilers. https://www.johnayliff.com/games/seedship/index.html?blmOrxj... My settlers became an immigrant population on a planet with native aliens. But it worked out in the end! “ They spend their time pursuing a
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by sevg 1y ago
> it doesn't really communicate why Kent's actions are problematic I agree that the kernel community can be a hostile environment. Though I’d argue that people _have_ tried to explain things to Kent, multiple times. At least a
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by sevg 1y ago
Is it just me or does Kent seem self-destructively glued to his own idea of how kernel development should work? I don’t doubt that people on all sides have made mis-steps, but from the outside it mostly just seems like Kent doesn’t want to
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by sevg 1y ago
> Kovid was able to quickly implement Is this new account actually Kovid? Context: “aumerle” had posted only about Kitty for years as though impartial. And talked about Kovid as if they were a different person. Turns out “aumerle” is Kov
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by sevg 1y ago
> If you are afraid of performance issues then maybe you should stop using legacy processors with slow context switch timing. By the same logic, we should never improve performance in software and just tell everyone to buy new hardware i
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by sevg 1y ago
The tech paper is LLM trash. Doesn’t bode well for the code, not just because it’s a gigantic bash script..
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by sevg 1y ago
I’ve been loving MonoLisa. I previously used Fira Mono and then JetBrains Mono, each for a few years. All good fonts! https://www.monolisa.dev/
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by sevg 1y ago
You’ve pasted this exact comment 13+ times. Could you please stop spamming?
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by sevg 1y ago
Your readme isn’t great, but I wouldn’t pay much attention to this guide that this person keeps posting. It’s way too long and excessively prescriptive, and the author goes too far with inserting their opinions (ie, don’t use github, don’t
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by sevg 1y ago
It doesn’t look like you reused that icon. It looks like you generated a new one with AI. So it could have been any animal (or not even an animal at all).
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by sevg 1y ago
This is clearly just for fun. Your comment seems to be.. just putting someone down..
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by sevg 1y ago
Your question was rhetorical, but for anyone that doesn’t know: it was Jerrie Mock https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerrie_Mock
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by sevg 1y ago
This looks neat! I think it’ll fit nicely alongside scmpuff which I’ve been using for years (and at this point refuse to ever give it up): https://github.com/mroth/scmpuff
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by sevg 1y ago
If I understand your comment correctly, I think you’ve read my comment uncharitably. I’m not making an entitled demand for free labor. I’m talking about business decisions. My business uses many FOSS projects. We want to pick projects that
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by sevg 1y ago
Thanks for the response and calm rebuttal :) I realise GitHub’s graph isn’t necessarily fully representative, but one personal concern is that I don’t know yet how long-term many of these new contributors will be. That said, I also do appla
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by sevg 1y ago
Note to clarify: I wasn’t intending to disparage the project with my original comment! I appreciate that these things take time and a lot of hard work. Just wanted to share an observation, in the knowledge that it may not hold true indefini
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by sevg 1y ago
OpenBao’s development seems heavily reliant on a single person, compared to multiple frequent long-term commiters to Vault. Not sure if I’d feel comfortable switching from Vault to OpenBao! I tried linking directly to contributors for last
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by sevg 1y ago
Of course it can be a good thing. Having to configure stuff can be annoying. Sometimes it can also be limitation, but then probably you were looking for a different tool and this one isn’t aimed at you ;)
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by sevg 1y ago
The DEB format is powerful and has a lot of conveniences for Debian Developers (eg, it does lots of things automatically for you to reduce boilerplate). Unfortunately, it’s not easy to discover what automatic things are happening and what t
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by sevg 1y ago
I quite like leap.nvim: https://github.com/ggandor/leap.nvim
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by sevg 1y ago
It was a sarcastic joke ;)
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by sevg 1y ago
> Person on the Internet sure thinks their personal preferences are powerful and universal. > maximized viewport on a 32" monitor is pretty moronic Sure seems like you think your “personal preferences are powerful and universal”
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by sevg 1y ago
Why in the world does it need to check for updates every 5 minutes? The author seemed to enjoy calculating the massive bandwidth numbers, but didn’t stop to question whether 5 minutes was a totally ridiculous.

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