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by yewenjie 4y ago
One more tree-sitter based diffing tool - diffsitter https://github.com/afnanenayet/diffsitter
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by yewenjie 4y ago
Yes, when it works it is great. But when it does not it is insanely hard to debug.
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by yewenjie 4y ago
Managing Python projects with Nix has been unbelievably painful for me - so hoping there is Python support soon. In general super excited that this tool is coming from Nix OGs.
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by yewenjie 4y ago
There is also PRQL which is more intuitive and simpler IMO - https://github.com/prql/prql
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by yewenjie 4y ago
How is that realistic? If they expect to get 10 billion in 10 years, they need to have 100 million paying users (if they charge $10 per user per year), which is like the entire active users count of StackOverflow - https://en.wik
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by yewenjie 4y ago
But isn't it just a clone of the Bitwarden server without any extra feature?
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by yewenjie 4y ago
> The Bitwarden business model will not change Bitwarden remains committed to A fully featured free version, forever An open source architecture The ability to self-host Advanced business features This is great!
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by yewenjie 4y ago
This is from 2020. See also - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28181575 - Closing 45% of the open Emacs bugs | Hacker News
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by yewenjie 4y ago
Not much of a preference there but I have weak feeling that Lisps are the best choice for customisation. Like, what other language has something like defadvice?
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by yewenjie 4y ago
Can I please have something as extensible as Emacs with real multi-threading and modern architecture? I wonder, is that too much to ask?
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by yewenjie 4y ago
> Is this kind of thing typical in the JS world in particular? Yes, pretty common in the frontend world.
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by yewenjie 4y ago
Yuval Noah Harari's first two books.
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by yewenjie 4y ago
Seems like this was last updated in 2017. IMO there has actually been a lot of cool `modern unix` kind of development in that space since then. Sure, these new tools are not always drop-in replacements and not available everywhere, but they
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by yewenjie 4y ago
I think this project used to be called Lumen until pretty recently - https://github.com/GetFirefly/firefly
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by yewenjie 4y ago
rsync mount works with many cloud drives, which seems like a starting point to me. However, I have not used it enough collaboratively to have a strong opinion.
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by yewenjie 4y ago
I don't use any Jetbrains product and I have no idea how well-executed this is, but I am pleased to see a relatively smaller company competing against the almost monopoly of Microsoft's VS Code and GitHub.
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by yewenjie 4y ago
I sincerely hope this will be open source. Otherwise it'll just be another niche thing like various cool things in smaller languages.
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by yewenjie 4y ago
I think the main reason is too easily distinguish (to the program) between letters - and I guess to also have shorter words.
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by yewenjie 4y ago
How does Bob handle network requirements (downloading dependencies during the build)? I think that is one of the biggest pain points for nix packaing. Many projects have build instructions that depend on downloading stuff in a complex manne
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by yewenjie 4y ago
https://github.com/tweag/nickel
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Cursorless – A spoken language for structural code editing(github.com)
175 points by yewenjie 4y ago|68 comments
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The Platform – A tenting system like no other(zsa.io)
1 points by yewenjie 4y ago|0 comments
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by yewenjie 4y ago
Just installed it and am already loving it! I tested it on a repo for which I thought I knew all the available alternatives but was surprised to find multiple new ones! And I am saying as a person who has always hated recommender systems at
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by yewenjie 4y ago
The headline sounds user-hostile and the description reads completely opposite. Also, can we have some sources?
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by yewenjie 4y ago
ITT people are mentioning the old ranking algorithm for Trending repos. Is there any way today to access something like that? Also, how do you discover new and interesting projects in these days?
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by yewenjie 4y ago
I have never used AHK before. Can someone please explain to me what _could_ it bring to the Linux world given that scripting is much easier in general?
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by yewenjie 4y ago
I have found the Miryoku layout extremely well-thought and easy to use - https://github.com/manna-harbour/miryoku It has six or seven layers, and aggressively uses home-row mods.
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by yewenjie 4y ago
Is there an easily self-hostable all in one text to image thing?
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by yewenjie 4y ago
Seems like there has been no development since 2020 - https://github.com/nakkaya/ferret
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by yewenjie 4y ago
Whenever my laptop stays on for more than like a day, audio quality reduces for my pipewire setup. I have not bbeen able to debug it so far - but restarting the machine makes it go away.

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