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by yewenjie 5y ago
Is there any browser extension that turns Twitter threads into reddit like simple looking tree-view?
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by yewenjie 5y ago
FWIW, there is a fork of searx which has seen a lot of activity recently. https://github.com/searxng/searxng
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by yewenjie 5y ago
If you have root, you can use AdAway to modify the hosts file to use any blocklist you want. If you do not, you can use a personal DNS server(or a service) to modify the blocklists. I just simply don't get the VPN based approaches.
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How I Started Building Lichess(lichess.org)
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Commercial Emacs(github.com)
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by yewenjie 5y ago
Thinking about how to achieve some of these features in Firefox 1. An extension like Tree Style Tabs, but in a dedicated tab, which is pinned to the first tab, so easily accessible with `Alt+1`. 2. A keyboard shortcut for detaching the tab
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by yewenjie 5y ago
There is an westernized version of Chöd, developed by Lama Tsultrim Allione, which is much much less dark and arguably inauthentic.
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by yewenjie 5y ago
What is a good auto formatter for Scheme and Lisp languages?
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by yewenjie 5y ago
Seems like the new site is not up yet.
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by yewenjie 5y ago
Yes. Org mode is fantastic. However, some limitations/ drawbacks. - org-agenda is slow and completely unusable if you have hundreds of org files. - despite multiple half-baked efforts there is still no easy-to-use parser and pretty pri
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Build the future of web apps at the edge – Fission(fission.codes)
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by yewenjie 5y ago
I just tried crdt.el today and it worked pretty great. I had to set up port forwarding via a VPS though.
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by yewenjie 5y ago
Previously - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19064069 (February 2, 2019 — 430 points, 194 comments)
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Getting GPLv2 compliance from a Chinese company- in person(reddit.com)
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by yewenjie 5y ago
There is also Guix pack - https://guix.gnu.org/blog/2018/tarballs-the-ultimate-contain...
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by yewenjie 5y ago
I have no strong experience in databases and I am curious, what do you think are the pros and cons of writing a database in Python?
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by yewenjie 5y ago
Also a fan of David Chapman here. Really looking forward to him finishing at least one of the books.
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The Edges of Cutting-Edge Languages – Richard Feldman(youtube.com)
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NvChad – neovim CLI as functional as an IDE while being beautiful and fast(github.com)
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by yewenjie 5y ago
I would really recommend a modern look and HTTPS to the website though.
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by yewenjie 5y ago
Quick question - how does the memoized DOM compare with no-virtual-dom-at-all approach of something like Svelte?
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by yewenjie 5y ago
So what is the current opinion of the JS ecosystem on two-way bindings?
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by yewenjie 5y ago
This is cool but looks like it is Python specific. Is there a similar service out there for arbitrary languages?
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by yewenjie 5y ago
They have another prototype engine with more advanced features and performance too. https://github.com/meilisearch/milli
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AI21 Studio and Jurassic-1 Language Models(ai21.com)
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by yewenjie 5y ago
Also eggs and wheels, cause Python.
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by yewenjie 5y ago
There is also WindiCSS - a superset of Tailwind with some very cool features. https://windicss.org/
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Keyoxide- A privacy-friendly platform for decentralized online identity(keyoxide.org)
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by yewenjie 5y ago
Phoenix is really cool and ergonomic, albeit a bit strongly opinionated (which makes newcomers clueless IMO).
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by yewenjie 5y ago
Does this mean all the engineers are forced to VS Code now?

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