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   by tombh 3y ago

   There's an experimental tool `wlrctl`: https://git.sr.ht/~brocellous/wlrctl It's not well documented, but you can do this to get a list of your windows: `wlrctl toplevel list` And this to get the currently fo
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   by tombh 3y ago

   From the README: If you only have a 3kbps internet connection tethered from a phone, then it's good to SSH into a server and browse the web through, say, elinks. That way the server downloads the web pages and uses the limited ba
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   by tombh 3y ago

   Also see: https://github.com/fathyb/carbonyl
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   by tombh 3y ago

   From the README: > Vim itself already has support for something similar in its optional mswin.vim config file. However it still assumes the necessity of Normal Mode and such heritage as SHIFT+INSERT-style combinations. This plugin howeve
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   by tombh 3y ago

   I made a plugin to do this too! https://github.com/tombh/novim-mode I'd never heard of OP's, I'm sure we can work together to share ideas.
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   by tombh 3y ago

   At the bottom of the page on riverqueue.com it appears there's a screenshot of a UI. But I can't seem to find any docs about it. Am I missing something or is it just not available yet?
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   by tombh 3y ago

   Wow, thank you! Even after 10+ years it's still with you. Debes ser guapo entonces haha.
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   by tombh 3y ago

   Señor Wooly ( https://senorwooly.com ) | Software Developer | REMOTE (North/South Americas) | Full-time Señor Wooly is an eLearning company specializing in second language acquisition of Spanish and French via story-based gra
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   by tombh 3y ago

   There's been a surprising amount of academic work on this. Crecganford's video lists some 13 sources, the one I think he references the most is: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/234273399_Emu_Dream...
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    by tombh 3y ago

    I was surprised they didn't mention the Pleiades constellation in the Star Stories section. Today, only 6 stars can be seen with the naked eye in the constellation. However, both European and Aboriginal traditions describe them as &quo
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    by tombh 3y ago

    I've used Wayfire everyday for a few years now. Although I'm into customisation and tinkering, (so things like Arch, Neovim, and indeed Wayfire, are to my taste), I don't like tiling window managers. I find it's like tur
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    by tombh 3y ago

    Puppy was what got me into Linux! An old laptop was struggling with Windows and Puppy just breathed the most amazing fresh and sprightly life into it. That was over 15 years ago and I've used Linux everyday since.
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    by tombh 3y ago

    I'm getting a 502 on your website
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    by tombh 3y ago

    I actually wrote a (Neo)vim plugin to make it behave like a conventional editor https://github.com/tombh/novim-mode
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    by tombh 3y ago

    This is such an infuriating problem. I'm convinced I'm using Go wrong, because I simply can't understand how this doesn't make it a toy language. Why the $expletive am I wasting 20-30 and more minutes per week of my life
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    by tombh 3y ago

    I still don't understand it after watching the video. Is the video recorded through a VR headset?
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    by tombh 3y ago

    Then why didn't he use ropes?
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    by tombh 3y ago

    Yes, exactly. At least that's certainly what I think Buddhism saying.
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    by tombh 3y ago

    I personally agree with Trigger that there's a legitimate sense in which he still has the same broom after 20 years. Though I also accept why somebody would say it's not the same broom. The problem for that person though is: at wh
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    by tombh 3y ago

    Aaaaactually (damn I'm such a cliche), I specialised in Buddhism for my degree (Religious Studies). > anatta, which is often translated as “no self” It might seem like a subtle point, but "not-self" and "non-self&quot
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    by tombh 3y ago

    Could you very briefly describe what you consider to be a more productive way of thinking of "The Celts"?
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    by tombh 3y ago

    What notable languages don't have an opinionated auto-formatter? Like Python/Black, Rust/rustfmt, JS/prettier, etc.
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    by tombh 4y ago

    Me too. From what I understand it is essentially a wrapper around `psql`, so all the advice here and in the website still apply to it as well.
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    by tombh 4y ago

    I'm a Yerba Mate drinking, HN regular and started live streaming my open source work recently. Here's a clip of a calabaza and bamboo bombilla slurp in the wild https://clips.twitch.tv/EnjoyableEvilSnakeTBTacoLeft-
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    by tombh 4y ago

    Berlin right?
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    by tombh 4y ago

    I've always found it curious that Vim is most often associated with modal editing. I consider it to be so much more than that; highly customisable, huge plugin ecosystem, ubiquitous, lightweight and works in the terminal. Modal editing
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    by tombh 4y ago

    Does "heard back from 3" include even acknowledgments that you made contact?
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    by tombh 4y ago

    Could you provide the prompt?
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    by tombh 4y ago

    Wow, hello friends. I had never thought there were others like us. I resonate with the mental health and minimalist themes. Also, I personally feel that even though I don't have wallpapers anywhere, I nevertheless have a strong aesthet
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    by tombh 4y ago

    SEEKING WORK | Nomadic, currently South America (British passport) | Remote Technologies: Rust, Ruby, Typescript, Golang, Kubernetes, Postgres, Linux Résumé/CV: https://tombh.co.uk/cv.pdf Email: tom at the same d