AndyKluger

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by AndyKluger 11mo ago
These are not developed to that point, really, but you might be interested in dt and mshell. https://github.com/so-dang-cool/dt https://github.com/mitchpaulus/mshell
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by AndyKluger 1y ago
What do you think stack based languages like Factor miss in this regard?
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by AndyKluger 1y ago
FWIW in Factor you can set dynamic variables with "coolvalue" thisisthevar set or if you use the `variables` vocab, alternately: "coolvalue" set: thisisthevar and lexical variables are set with "co
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by AndyKluger 1y ago
Thank you! Because I love to practice and demonstrate Factor, this is working code for that example: "f1.txt" "f2.txt" [ utf8 file-lines [ string>number ] map ] bi@ vdot
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by AndyKluger 1y ago
Do concatenative langs like Factor fit the bill?
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
An alternative (like arrow keys) would be great, as I don't think I can right-click-drag with my touchpad.
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
I tried pasting the CSS from https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/water.css@2/out/water.css , which sets link color to #0076d1, but the links still render in black, which is hard to read when my browser is set to pre
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
Neat CSS looks very good! I can't remember if I gave it a proper try before. Some time ago I trialed a bunch of classless CSS projects, paired with Hugo using the "classless-blog" theme, and these were my top picks, out of or
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
1. That's a good looking Hugo theme! 2. Implicitly chain everything all the time! In Factor, you might do it as: reverse [ sq ] [ even? ] map-filter [ . ] each Or with a little less optimizing: reverse [ sq ] map [ even?
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
A major reason I stick with yadm, aside from that it works great and offers me no trouble, is that for basic usage I can just reuse my existing familiarity with the git interface, replacing "git" with "yadm" in the comma
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
Sorry this is totally unrelated, but I don't know how to notice replies on HN, and missed a question from you 5 months ago, and HN won't let me reply to that old comment. You asked what adlist was blocking assets on a site of your
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
I'll add that https://github.com/0xType/0xProto is worth checking out, if you haven't. What mono (and proportional) fonts do you find work best for you?
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
You can configure your build to be wider than default. In order of increasing width: - semi-extended - extended - extra-extended - ultra-extended I think by default the extended variant is included in most builds anyway, if you want to try
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
There's a font apparently based on Andika with some disambiguating improvements, called Cadman.
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
Iosevka is absolutely wonderful! I have my own builds -- not based on AH's glyph choices, but also chosen to minimize glyph ambiguity. I'll mention another great legible monospace project: 0xProto --- Build: https://git
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
Yeah that one's annoying. I got used to a "recent" alias (Zsh): if (( $+commands[eza] )) { alias recent="eza --binary --octal-permissions --no-permissions --git -snew --icons=always" } else { alias rec
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
What's the license? Is there a repo?
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
I'm also a big fan of mise for managing development runtimes, and while I haven't tried its own task runner functionality, it does feature some: https://mise.jdx.dev/tasks/
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
For Python projects, I like to use Taskipy as the UX entry point. If any task itself is more than a one liner but doesn't need Python, I'll have it invoke a shell script from a mk folder. If any task itself requires an activated v
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
Are we expected to be able to drag and drop elements in the List and Board examples, on mobile browsers? I can't, but I look forward to trying on a computer. https://atlassian.design/components/pragmatic-drag-and-d
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
I understand this is probably not a priority or concern at all, but FYI this is what the page looks like with uBlock Origin configured as what they call "hard mode:" https://cdn.imgchest.com/files/my2pc6adm87.
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
It's not glyph-ish those APL style languages you like, but have you given Factor a good go?
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by AndyKluger 2y ago
Not an array language (AFAIU), but here are some of the mentioned problems solved in (glorious) Factor: : find-gcd ( nums -- gcd ) [ infimum ] [ supremum ] bi gcd nip ; : max-wealth ( accounts -- n ) [ sum ] map-supre
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by AndyKluger 3y ago
If this interests anyone who hasn't played with it yet, I highly recommend trying out Factor. For me, it makes programming fun again. Some good practice problems can be found on Advent of Code, Codewars, and the Perl Weekly Challenge.
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by AndyKluger 3y ago
FYI I didn't log into my tuta account for a while and they deleted it completely. No way I can recover the data and personal connections I made using it. Also Discord was like "yeah you may have your Discord credentials, but we ne
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by AndyKluger 3y ago
I want to showcase one way to do the example jq/non-jq query using yamlpath: yaml-get -p '.tags[has_child(amd)][parent()].name' machines.json That can replace rcl query --output=raw machines.json '[ for m
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by AndyKluger 3y ago
I've asked you similar in the past in comments on this site, but: what do you find lacking in the NestedText spec that a new YAML-like format might do better? Why not just embrace NestedText for the task?
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by AndyKluger 3y ago
StrictYAML is great (and the author is in these comments!), but ultimately it's one specific library, not a format spec, so to depend on it for a project you need every person/tool doing the writing/parsing to commit to use t
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by AndyKluger 3y ago
If you haven't checked it out, NestedText is a great format that offers no handling of types beyond string/list/dict, leaving all that to the application reading in the values. No character needs escaping.
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by AndyKluger 3y ago
Hjson is pretty nice. Two YAML-light style projects are StrictYAML (a Python library), and NestedText (an alternative spec with only string, list, and dict).

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