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   Workers.new, custom builds, and improved logging for Workers(blog.cloudflare.com)

   1 points by yewenjie 6y ago|0 comments
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   by yewenjie 6y ago

   Every time I think about lichess, I realize how untrue the generic 'we cannot have good things' platitude is. Everything about lichess just strikes pure joy to me --- open source, no tracking/ ads, feature complete and everyt
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   by yewenjie 6y ago

   No ads, no tracking, all features free forever for everyone.
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   by yewenjie 6y ago

   The website is very lightweight and fully responsive on mobile, and usually has some extra features than the apps.
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   by yewenjie 6y ago

   What are your favorite GraphQL learning resources? I liked - https://hasura.io/learn/graphql/intro-graphql/introduction/ for a basic introduction.
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   by yewenjie 6y ago

   Nice to see full-text of the articles linked and really fast. Do you provide an API like Algolia does for HN?
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   by yewenjie 6y ago

   There is also isomorphic-git. https://github.com/isomorphic-git/isomorphic-git
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   by yewenjie 6y ago

   Is there a good starter config for tmux for Vim keybinding users? I want to start tmux and want to use my AwesomeWM keybindings for switching the panes without a leader key. In general I want a migration without learning a lot of new keybin
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   by yewenjie 6y ago

   there is also https://libredd.it
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    I would love to contribute to this if this gets open-sourced.
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    Seconded.
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    Telega.el for Emacs is really cool with some very unique features. https://github.com/zevlg/telega.el
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    I will be super happy to pay for Telegram if they open-source all of their code - including the servers. Most of their apps are FLOSS and support reproducible builds already, except the server. https://telegram.org/apps#sour
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    Okay, so what are some other cheap ways to have more input methods without lifting my hands off the keyboard?
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    This was posted a couple of months ago here. https://github.com/yuanqing/vdx - An Intuitive CLI for processing video, powered by FFmpeg.
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    Can somebody please elaborate what does it mean for the user who installed `pulseaudio` once long ago and never had to bother about audio at all?
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    Hi! Is there a plan for a Firefox version?
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    I really am looking forward to Logseq maturing since it offers `org-mode` markup support and can potentially inter-operate with `org-roam`. :)
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    Nice. I would love to see more advanced guides for vim.
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    Does this support bare git repos? That is the only feature I miss from Emacs magit - my favorite Git client.
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    Lion Eating Poet in the Stone Den(en.wikipedia.org)

    1 points by yewenjie 6y ago|0 comments
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    Can someone point some examples of what `paredit` for other languages provide? I do various lisp programming occasionally but have not used `paredit` yet.
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    I use zoxide - a modern z written in Rust. https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide
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    DogeHouse – The Home for Voice Conversations(dogehouse.tv)

    2 points by yewenjie 6y ago|0 comments
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    Florisboard: An open-source keyboard for Android(github.com)

    2 points by yewenjie 6y ago|0 comments
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    Scott is also the author of the web fiction novel Unsong which is at the same time funny and intellectually intriguing. Here's an excerpt that always makes me laugh. 'According to Wilson, ritual magic is to Reality as the placebo
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    Okay, can anyone point out some real day-to-day use case for which I should ditch fish and move to something else? I need all the niceties of fish and something more.
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    What do you usually use Userscripts for? I could never find a userscript that serves some novel purpose not already served by existing extensions.
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    HN uses a very non standard way to visually represent comment trees — transparent gifs of different widths instead of real treelike data structures. The behavior of text based browsers is understandable.
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    by yewenjie 6y ago

    I am not sure if SpaCy does it but is there some free and open-source framework capable of speech synthesis comparable to the level of AWS Polly or alike?