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My Dotfiles Story: A Journey to Chezmoi
(mikekasberg.com)
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5y ago
Check out https://chezmoi.io/ - it solves all of these problems.
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5y ago
Bare git repos are fine for starting, but you quickly hit limits if you want to use your dotfiles on different machines, e.g. share your .zshrc config between Linux and macOS. A comparison of popular dotfile managers: https://git
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5y ago
Just watched both videos. They move fast and are brilliantly presented and explained. Strongly recommended.
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Show HN: Chezmoi dotfile manager version 2 released
(github.com)
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6y ago
This is simultaneously so wrong and so right. So wrong because it equates passing the interview with being good at the job. These two things have almost nothing in common. So right because practicing jumping though artificial hoops is exact
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6y ago
Have a look at https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi too.
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6y ago
+1 for Keycloak. It's stable and it works. I wrote a decent Go client library here: https://github.com/airmap/go-keycloak
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6y ago
Burnout often occurs because who you imagine/want yourself to be is not the same person as how you actually identify yourself to be. It can be the feeling of "I know I can do better than this, but I'm not doing better than th
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Show HN: Generate Go structs from multiple JSON objects
(github.com)
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The impact of fear of failure by one of the UK's best climbers [video]
(youtube.com)
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7y ago
Thanks for the report :) Fixed.
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7y ago
Also consider https://chezmoi.io/ which has many advantages over Stow+git (e.g. manage files that vary across machines, password manager integration, transparent encryption, create real files not symlinks, dry-run and diff
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I wrote a similar tool: https://github.com/twpayne/flatjson The flat format is great for diffs: --- testdata/a.json +++ testdata/b.json @@ -1,5 +1,6 @@ root = {}; root.menu = {}; +root.menu.di
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Crops grow in soil. Soil is not just land area. It has an entire history that made it the fertile earth that it is today. You don't get fertile earth by taking permafrost and warming it.
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Writing good documentation slides from ZuriHac 2019
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AirMap airmap.com | Software Engineering and Site Reliability Engineering | Remote and Onsite | Santa Monica (CA) and Zurich Switzerland We do air traffic control for drones, working closely with operators, air traffic control services, and
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8y ago
Thanks for the suggestions, I'll implement them. In the short term, to chose files individually you can do: find ~/.config -type f > file-list $EDITOR file-list # remove the ones you don't want imported xargs chezm
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I have five machines (personal macOS laptop, work Ubuntu laptop, personal Debian server, work Ubuntu server, personal Raspberry Pi) and yes, there is a lot of custom config that I want to share between them, particularly my git, zsh, vim, a
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For me, the key things are: - Security. You don't need to store any secrets in your dotfiles repo, and instead delegate secret storage to LastPass or Bitwarden or similar. - Fine-grained control of small differences across machines, ac
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Yes, you can define your own template variables in the config file, for example if you include: data: category: "linux-server" in your .config/chezmoi/chezmoi.yaml file, you can then use it in your templates a
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Author here. Feel free to ask any questions.
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Chezmoi: manage your dotfiles securely across multiple machines
(github.com)
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8y ago
chezmoi: a tool for managing your dotfiles across multiple machines. https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi
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Show HN: Chezmoi: a tool for managing your dotfiles across multiple machines
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Centralway Numbrs AG | Multiple positions | Zurich, Switzerland | ONSITE, VISA We aim to connect all users with all banks. We are well funded and actively hiring. The company is large enough that you can focus, while still small enough that
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Virtual Reality courses boost student engagement and learning
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If you want to talk about "widely deployed VMs" then Dalvik is faster. If you want to talk about VMs in general then there are many that are faster, e.g. LuaJIT.
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The JVM has had billions of dollars of engineering effort poured into it. At the same time, it is still out-performed by low-budget small-team efforts (e.g. LuaJIT, Inferno). The article disassociates itself from Java the language. Java was
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...and this "bunch of scenes" exactly how a lot of 80s movies/animations were. Watch an episode of Thundercats/He-man/Dungeons and Dragons/Mysterious Cities Gold [1] (I loved that show). tl;dr the homage to the
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