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by spudlyo 4y ago
He's also a reasonably active participant in r/emacs which is great. I'm already pretty proficient in Emacs, and Emacs already comes with pretty solid documentation, but I bought his book "Mastering Emacs" anyway be
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by spudlyo 4y ago
To me, light roasts taste like somebody squeezed half a lemon into my cup of coffee. That bright floral/citrus flavor is something I absolutely do not want in my morning brew. I crave that slightly bitter, heavy body, chocolate/nu
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by spudlyo 4y ago
Tmux will not pass along the OSC52 escape sequence unless you set a terminal-overrides with “Ms” to let it know your terminal supports it.
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by spudlyo 4y ago
OSC52 works for me in nested tmux sessions over SSH, and in TUI Emacs. Like that article mentioned, you need to explicitly tell tmux that your terminal supports OSC52.
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by spudlyo 4y ago
I was surprised that this was a real thing when I stumbled upon the r/overemployed subreddit. Not sure how many of the folks who self-report their success in doing this are LARPers, but it's remarkable that anyone gets away with t
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by spudlyo 4y ago
Direct I/O is notoriously finicky. Depending on what filesystem you're using there are apparently alignment restrictions and other corner cases to think about. I don't think it's that `dd` isn't good with Direct I&#
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by spudlyo 4y ago
In the bad old Linux days, if you read a huge amount of data off the disk (like if you were doing a backup) Linux would try to take all that data and jam it in the page cache. This would push out all the useful stuff in your cache, and some
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by spudlyo 4y ago
I don't use `fd` on the command line because I have very ingrained `find` muscle memory, but it's really made using `projectile-find-file` in Emacs totally usable with the huge monorepos I deal with at work. The same goes for `rg`
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Cryptic Crossword: Amateur Crypto and Reverse Engineering(muppetlabs.com)
1 points by spudlyo 4y ago|0 comments
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by spudlyo 5y ago
Most of the time I can get what I need with gron and traditional UNIX tools, without needing to reach for jq, and without having to re-learn its somewhat arcane syntax.
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Linux from Scratch on M1 in a VM(old.reddit.com)
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by spudlyo 5y ago
Have you actually tried that? I know the server _can_ expose a TCP socket but it's not clear to me if it's intended to work across machines.
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by spudlyo 5y ago
Kinesis Advantage 2. In my opinion it’s still the best ergonomic keyboard on the market, I just wish it had better firmware.
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by spudlyo 5y ago
Hard disagree. Sometimes the terminal is the most efficient way to run Emacs on a machine in a remote data center that has a mountain of CPUs, GPUs, memory, and disk. TRAMP can be slow and inefficient. A LSP server process on a huge monorep
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by spudlyo 5y ago
This model is not yet in full production, and while they claim it will be shipping this summer, it's possible we won't see it this year.
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by spudlyo 5y ago
A couple things about the content of this post, that people aren't talking about. Mastering Emacs by Mickey Petersen is a solid book on Emacs and a good companion to the official manual. Mickey usually has an update to Mastering Emacs
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by spudlyo 5y ago
This trick gave me some pretty bad pain in my left hand after a month or so. Remapping control to CAPS LOCK worked for me for years, but what really helped was when I switched to a keyboard that had six keys on each thumb cluster, which all
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by spudlyo 5y ago
Here I am on my free-as-in-freedom operating system, making commits with my free DVCS tool in my free text editor, building it with my free language toolchain, using my free terminal multiplexer with my free UNIX shell. There is absolutely
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by spudlyo 5y ago
There definitely seems to be overlap here. I'm finding it hard to believe that VCs have backed both these vary similar ideas that seemingly a large portion of their target audience finds objectionable. The HN discussions around Fig hav
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by spudlyo 5y ago
Imagine you're using a terminal based text editor full-screen with say 364 columns and 77 rows. You've got it nicely split into three vertical windows for code, with a tree display a fort window on the left-hand side. One of these
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by spudlyo 5y ago
Super excited about this! I've been using version 28 for native-comp for maybe six months now, it's great to see this make it into a mainstream release!
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by spudlyo 5y ago
I use an IOGEAR Thunderbolt 2 KVM[0] that lets you switch thunderbolt between two computers. I use this in conjunction with three TB2 -> TB3 adapters[1] and a CalDigit TS3+[2] (which drives my DisplayPort monitor). It's janky, but i
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by spudlyo 5y ago
Yes, Emacs can run very well under tmux on a powerful remote host. I do lots of development that way every day at work. It does take some configuration, and it really helps to have a modern terminal emulator (I use iTerm2 on macOS). Here ar
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by spudlyo 5y ago
These are the same developers who want a good out-of-the-box experience. It seems to me that lsp-ui is meant to replicate the features of VSCode, it's not surprising the same developers want to make it easy to install language servers.
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Building an Intelligent Emacs(ianyepan.github.io)
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This Should Be the Death of NFTs(venturebeat.com)
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by spudlyo 5y ago
I love Hammerspon, I use it for keyboard switching to/launching specific apps, telling my iTerm2 + tmux session to ssh into certain remote hosts, automagically putting all my windows where I want them, manipulating my audio volume from
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by spudlyo 5y ago
This is great guide to making macOS more comfortable for Linux users. I'm a pretty serious macOS (and Linux) user and was pleased to have learned something valuable from this article. defaults write /Library/Preferences/
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by spudlyo 5y ago
If you really want to blow your mind you can go all the way back to stage0[0]. A more practical depth would be to bootstrap with GNU Mes, which is a source based bootstrapping path, that begins with a tiny scheme interpreter (~5000 LOC of s
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by spudlyo 5y ago
I can only imagine the terrible feeling in the pit of someone's stomach today when they realized that the plugin modifies form submissions, or they cut and pasted from a page that was rendered with the help of the plugin. The good news

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