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   Lamdu – towards the next generation IDE(github.com)

   3 points by yewenjie 4y ago|1 comments
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   by yewenjie 4y ago

   There is an install script for this which is imperative. I wish there was something for NixOS (which would be declarative).
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   by yewenjie 4y ago

   Yup. I run one laptop and four servers on Nix. It is the only sane option I have come across so far(I used bare git repos with Arch before).
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   by yewenjie 4y ago

   Half Life 3
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   by yewenjie 4y ago

   Does this mean you can run a dev VM on demand like how Gitpod does?
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   by yewenjie 4y ago

   and also an influential figure in the Effective Altruism/ LessWrong communities. Interestingly enough, he also wrote a really enjoyable and clever fiction novel. https://unsongbook.com/
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   by yewenjie 4y ago

   I don't understand why or how the people in the video are so glowingly happy/smiling. Is some point being made there?
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   by yewenjie 4y ago

   I like Fly.io but I wish it offered something with Nix in the build process like Railway has recently introduced. https://github.com/railwayapp/nixpacks
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   Hasura/kriti-lang: A minimal JSON templating language(github.com)

   1 points by yewenjie 4y ago|0 comments
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    by yewenjie 4y ago

    There is already Cal.com (formerly Calendso) [0] which is a more matured product. I do personally feel though Calcom's codebase is unnecessarily complex and bug-prone. Nice to see new alternatives in this space. It would have been nice
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    by yewenjie 4y ago

    https://lichess.org
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    by yewenjie 4y ago

    Can it do the following? I have a dev server which is spitting lots of logs and I want to interactively search the logs with something like `fzf`. No changes can be made to the dev server.
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    by yewenjie 4y ago

    KOReader (something you can install on a Jailbroken Kindle) is the best book reading app I have come across, in any platform.
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    I have been following OneDev and seems like it is going to be a good contender. https://github.com/theonedev/onedev
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    I am wondering, is there a userscript or something to prevernt sites from doing this?
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    Can you please comment on your experience with Eglot? Is it better/ faster?
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    Take a look at the ultra compact layouts like Miryouku - it has six layers and home row modifiers (Shift, Ctrl, Alt, Super all as tap dance keys on home rows). https://github.com/manna-harbour/miryoku Before QMK, I use
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    While it is a great project, posting a link to it is almost like posting a link to Wikipedia.
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    I have been enjoying Foot Terminal of late - minimal, fast, Wayland-first. Not sure about complete feature-parity, but I personally did not miss any feature of Alacritty. https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    > For design reasons, no one can delete anything from it. This is a feature, not a bug.
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    Same for me. I wonder what has changed in Spacemacs in the last two or three years? Is there anything that Spacemacs offers that is non-trivial to do in Doom?
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    Interesting. What other cool things are people doing with Firecracker?
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    This is amazing! Is it possible to do the following somehow? - automatically have this for any command that outputs more than 10 lines? - automatically exit when the main command (for example a dev server) exits? - print the output of the m
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    I have good opinions of Mullvad but I could not find what does it offer that other similar extensions do not? Also, seems like so many privacy-advocating companies are releasing these kind of browser extensions - all doing similar things -
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    I am actually reading this post on the frontpage but when I do (rarely) sort by new I am usually immensely bored/brainless and seeking some dopamine-hit (after exhausting the frontpage).
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    I just use a custom regex with the Redirector extension for searching in any subreddit. https://github.com/einaregilsson/Redirector
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    I am guessing it is the opposite - they are trying to point out that Github being owned by Microsoft is bad thing.
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    DNS over Dedicated QUIC Connections(datatracker.ietf.org)

    2 points by yewenjie 5y ago|0 comments
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    What does it offer that vterm doesn't?
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    by yewenjie 5y ago

    pnpm is awesome except when it does not work - which happens very rarely but it is a nightmare to debug. For all the other times, it is way faster and lightweight than npm.