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by snthpy 7mo ago
TIL. EXI looks useful. Now I just wish there was a renderer in the pugjs format as I find that terse format much pure readable than verbose XML. I also find indentation based syntax easier to visually parse hierarchical structure.
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by snthpy 7mo ago
I'd love to hear more about your TUI testing with tmux approach.
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by snthpy 7mo ago
I guess we're not talking about American Depository Receipts
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by snthpy 7mo ago
I looked at the repo but I didn't see anything about the design principles. How does this compare to Colemak-dh on things like inward rolls and SBFs etc ...?
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by snthpy 7mo ago
I dislike the middle columns so I think this is quite a cool idea.
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Cool stuff, thanks
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Ask HN: AI Agents vs. Gateways vs. Harnesses
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Yeah, but I'm wondering when they'll officially change the name. lol
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Cool, thanks.
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Ofc Freud came to watch lol
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Different currency, same conclusion. Plus add on the cost of the baby sitter and the fact that TVs now provide a home Cinema experience.
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Funny, I was in the same area a few months earlier. Had to have a wisdom tooth pulled in Cusco and then had a dry socket in Uyuni which was agony.
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by snthpy 7mo ago
What is LTspice?
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by snthpy 7mo ago
This is really interesting! Thanks
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Indeed. I'm curious how long before DHS becomes the Department of Surveillance?
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Cool. I didn't know the term before. It's basically like Conway's game of life with a different update rule.
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Someone's taking the piss
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Another thing you are apparently missing is deterministic ordering for tied elements: https://modern-sql.com/blog/2026-03/order-equivalence-over-c...
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by snthpy 7mo ago
cco I another option in this space. https://github.com/nikvdp/cco
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by snthpy 7mo ago
My bad, looks like I misunderstood how bash-tool works. Then how about running Claude Code or your harness of choice inside bubblewrap with a shim/stub for the base binary? https://github.com/containers/bubblewrap
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by snthpy 7mo ago
I like the idea but not the MCP part. How about using bash-tool to intercept the commands and then passing them onto the containers? https://github.com/vercel-labs/bash-tool
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by snthpy 7mo ago
I forgot no say that I really hope they make it into the 2.0 release later in the year.
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Still no support for range types though, which is a pity as that continues to block me from porting most of my Postgres workloads. date_ranges are so great, you'll wonder how you ever did without them. 1: https://www.postgre
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by snthpy 7mo ago
This looks great. Thank you!
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Sounds great, I'm going to give this a try. Is there a plug-in for passkeys/webauthn for the mandos-server unlock?
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Do they support the ClearFlow layout?
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Crazy times. Getting strong vibes of the purge of "Jewish Science" in Germany in the 1930s from this. Until that point Germany was a world leader in the field and then they handed it to the US and never recovered the same status.
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Exactly this. I would like to use it, and maybe I'll give it a try, but then is what has been holding me back. How good is the Excel formula language equivalent these days? Does it have LET and LAMBDA?
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Thanks. So you essentially get an 88 key macro board in your lounge?
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by snthpy 7mo ago
Thanks for the PSA. Sounds like some cool new developments I want to learn about.

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