Daeraxa

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by Daeraxa 2y ago
Seeing as it is (after a quick google) an American holiday, the answer is, unsurprisingly, no.
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by Daeraxa 2y ago
Does the author understand that ZeroVer is satire?
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Yeah I get that markdown is included in its own block, was just thinking about the non-markdown syntax and really what the plan is in general - i.e. are you looking to keep pod6 compatibility or are you looking to use the overall style but
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
This is pretty neat, my only real gripe (and I know it is inherited from pod) is that the formatting tags can make it a bit difficult to read compared to plain Markdown, especially in the middle of text. For example the line in the online e
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
I'm on the team working on Pulsar, the community fork of Atom. You have no idea how much we hear "Atom is slow", "are you making it fast?" etc. I have honestly yet to work out exactly what is meant by it. Startup ti
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Absolutely, they won't even accept donations.
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
What is it? The website and github org give no indication other than it is something that interacts with some JS related tools?
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Blazingly fast
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
There is actually another project called NeoSurf ( https://github.com/CobaltBSD/neosurf/ ) which is a fork of NetSurf with the stated goals of "various privacy-focused improvements and additions, and a revamped
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Even more with RISCOS which, amazingly, still sees development. I think it was the original platform for NetSurf too.
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Yeah I know it will work with the git backend, still not sure what the native backend can/will bring, documentation on it seems to be pretty sparse.
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Re: GitHub alternatives, I've been looking at this for a while as I'm keen to not have everything centralised and Microsoft are hardly the most trustworthy... There are some GithHub-alikes, the most obvious is GitLab which you can
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
No, its yet another flavour of Chrome.
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
LBRY? It does have a currency element for tipping purposes but it isn't its raison d'être
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Because it predates JSON by over a decade?
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
I've been using a file based database at work for years. Data is stored in 1024 byte "blocks" with each file containing 1000 blocks. Each block refers to a single record and the data is delimited by the positions within those
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
I'm just so bored that 90% of all tech news seems to be AI related. I'm just not that interested in the difference between Bard, chatGPT, llama and whatever else is going on and it is getting really hard to filter it all out.
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Zed is currently doing this, still pre-open source: https://zed.dev/blog/open-sourcing-zed-on-zed Same with Ghostty: https://mitchellh.com/ghostty Atom had a delayed open sourcing but I don't know
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
As somebody who is working on an active editor project... the more editors the better! Yeah, actually surprised by the fact there isn't, I was asked recently if we were able to or planned to support Sublime syntax v1 & v2 in additi
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
I'm a microbiologist too and yeah, nah. I do all of these and yet the vast majority of the time I've been ill has been from restaurant prepared food. And am I about to stop eating out? No. Utter rubbish and scaremongering.
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Need to have a bit more of a play with it but I really like it so far. I mainly see myself using it to pipe into (like from curl or the gh cli). One thing that isn't clear to me is how to actually use the themes you can display with fx
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Happy to see Pulsar represented :) My favoured terminal editor though is Helix which isn't represented.
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Been using Reddit since 2011, stopped using it almost entirely now that I can no longer use RIF to browse it. More than happy with Lemmy.
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
There are places that archive public repos for preservation reasons - like https://archive.softwareheritage.org/
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Yeah... no thanks
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Joplin woud be my suggestion but then again I'm biased because I'm involved with the team... Markdown, mobile apps, multiple sync platforms. Trilium has some really interesting features - very much powered by a single tree but no
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
We use OC, I can't remember how long it took for approval I'm afraid. We also use GitHub sponsors which we get paid into our OC account. Obviously there is Patreon but not sure if they also operate the same way and how much of a c
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
Only when my cat puts her head on print screen
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
I remembered this just the other day and was trawling through the original twitter thread ( https://twitter.com/mitchellh/status/1662217955424493570 ) wondering what was going on with it and if there were any update
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by Daeraxa 3y ago
I'm not following? What do any of those have to do with what I said?

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