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by themk 3y ago
Many terminal emulators do do this.
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by themk 3y ago
I was going to suggest that there might be a copyright issue, but it looks like that may have changed last year. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-24/aboriginal-flag-copyr...
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by themk 3y ago
If you use a language which has monads, then these things quickly become second nature. traverse, sequenceA, etc are all sorely missed when I use rust, as they are quite fundamental in languages which allow the abstraction. It honestly prov
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by themk 3y ago
I use nextcloud, and it is OK.
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by themk 3y ago
I don't think signals and fork are inherently bad. It was really threads that came along and broke everything. They were poorly thought out and interacted badly with existing features. Perhaps we should have just kept using processes i
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by themk 3y ago
Reading this was a real culture shock. In Australia, people definitely wear sunscreen for cancer prevention.
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by themk 3y ago
Am I the only one that thinks setting -e is a huge footgun given that it only works in certain contexts? I'd much rather see explicit error handling.
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by themk 4y ago
If you follow up about the nonexistent function, it will often implement it for you. The other thing that I've had success with is asking for references for the information, which will often link you to the relevant docs.
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Planned Deprecation of Dispatch.sr.ht(sourcehut.org)
9 points by themk 4y ago|1 comments
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by themk 4y ago
This looks nice. I'm glad they put more pixels in the display.
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by themk 4y ago
I've spent way too much time on Shattered Pixel Dungeon http://shatteredpixel.com/
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by themk 4y ago
So, they know they have the wrong index, but they don't know how to CREATE INDEX?
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SeedRNG – Simple utility for seeding the Linux kernel RNG with seed files(git.zx2c4.com)
2 points by themk 5y ago|0 comments
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Neptune OS: a WinNT personality of the seL4 microkernel(github.com)
142 points by themk 5y ago|22 comments
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by themk 5y ago
I was responding to your original comment, which has since been edited: > When fed mutiple URLs, the curl binary will open multiple TCP connections, consuming more resources on the host. Which I felt was a bit of an unfair thing to say.
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by themk 5y ago
The curl binary will reuse the TCP connection when fed multiple URLs. Infact it can even use HTTP2 and make the requests in parallel over a single TCP connection. Common pattern I use is to construct URLs with a script and use xargs to feed
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by themk 5y ago
Take a look at delta chat. https://delta.chat
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by themk 5y ago
Quite often what you want is LogicT which gives you more control and can significantly improve performance over List.
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Seprintf(text.causal.agency)
2 points by themk 5y ago|1 comments
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by themk 5y ago
This is using the iTerm2 protocol from the REPL. So it's high resolution. For example all the plots in this Haskell tutorial [0] can be plotted in your terminal from the REPL while you are developing and the appear as they do in the PD
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by themk 5y ago
Googles hterm also supports the iTerm2 protocol. Can be good for embedding a terminal in a slideshow presentation. If your language has a REPL with appropriate control over the display of objects you can get a pretty great experience. I use
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Unpasswords – Password Anti-Management(text.causal.agency)
3 points by themk 5y ago|0 comments
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by themk 5y ago
Many years ago i created https://github.com/luke-clifton/memorable-bits (Also on hackage [0] but readme is missing) It let's you define a pattern for generating "sentences" from data. It deals with paddi
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by themk 6y ago
K-9 is not ugly if you use a more recent release. In F-Droid, go to the app page and have a look at the Versions that are available.
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by themk 6y ago
I've been using barbly[0] which I wrote to scratch my own itch. It uses a JSON format for describing the menu bars which I found easier to work with. It's aesthetic is slightly different as well. [0] https://github.com&