aquariusDue

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by aquariusDue 11d ago
Same as with the tmux.app website. I looked around and I don't understand who's making these vibecoded websites.
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by aquariusDue 14d ago
That's why you make sure to put that institutional knowledge in AGENTS.md /s
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by aquariusDue 14d ago
Cloudflare Workers and HTMX also pair up well.
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by aquariusDue 15d ago
I know right? On Linux for example GNOME needs an extension and only KDE seems to have a handy toggle available from the get go. It seems the normal is to NOT make a feature like this easily available.
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by aquariusDue 18d ago
Same here team rust/datastar though I still can't decide between minijinja and maud for templating.
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by aquariusDue 22d ago
Wait, what? Do tell more, please!
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by aquariusDue 23d ago
So a fancy window manager and a desktop environment (toolkit) in its infancy?
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by aquariusDue 23d ago
Yeah... KDE, GNOME and soon COSMIC will be fine for most people. Ricing IS fun but this is more similar to taking a kitted out car that used to belong to your cousin to the car meet, part of the culture is stumbling around forums and asking
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by aquariusDue 27d ago
Neovim users proving once again they're the equivalent of BMW drivers /s
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by aquariusDue 1mo ago
Oh that's pretty cool! I also like how you can bookmark timers to save them and then keep a list of them for various activities/purposes. Also when I saw the HN post I knew something was familiar and I remembered an old project of
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by aquariusDue 1mo ago
Yeah, it's weird (to me and you at least) why people bother quizzing industry veterans. After 10 years in the workforce you should be able to talk shop about various experiences you had at work (NDA permitting) and drop down to technic
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by aquariusDue 1mo ago
Unrelated but what do you use to manage your personal website? I love how everything is interconnected.
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by aquariusDue 1mo ago
Eh, you always had to filter the chaff too before. Nowadays there's just a second group that replaced knowledge pulled from one's bottom with knowledge pulled from ChatGPT, if you weren't aware of the former group at least no
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by aquariusDue 2mo ago
> It's something like a form of real/human language cryptography ... I believe the actual term in this case would be steganography.
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by aquariusDue 2mo ago
Nice! If it works with Authelia (or Authentik) too then I'm sold. Thanks for sharing.
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by aquariusDue 2mo ago
Yep, I'd like to use GT as an IDE for non-Smalltalk code like I currently use Emacs though the off-topic rant is very welcome too and I thank you for it! Regarding the point of Lepiter vs Org I gave GT another go after I posted my comm
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by aquariusDue 2mo ago
Yeah, you've ruffled the feathers of people who've been conditioned to strive for uniformity through conformity. Alas you're tilting at windmills in this age of automatic code generation where people look at the general shape
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by aquariusDue 2mo ago
I follow GToolkit from time to time but each and every time I'm a little disappointed there's no code editor with LSP integration like Emacs has major modes for programming. I (think I) understand where they're coming from th
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by aquariusDue 2mo ago
As someone deeply invested in Emacs who had a short fling with Kakoune a few years ago I'm super curious how did you manage the transition? I have lots of notes in org-mode and rely on packages like Magit and so on, due to that I'
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by aquariusDue 2mo ago
Works on Android too when developing Dart applications and making use of flutter_rust_bridge though it's a bit of an involved setup to be honest. I really hope more people will play around with iroh and build stuff especially because i
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by aquariusDue 2mo ago
Reminds me of RES (Reddit Enhancement Suite) which I used to use a long time ago to do the same thing. One cool thing RES used to do was (if I remember right) when you clicked on the tag/note placed on the user it would take you to the
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by aquariusDue 2mo ago
Also engaging with others learning the same thing within the overall community is also tremendously helpful and accelerates learning. Though you need to get over the fear of asking silly or obvious in hindsight questions in the wrong Discor
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by aquariusDue 2mo ago
Yeah, I have a similar experience when I put the phone down for prolonged periods. Though I need to be mindful to not do the same stuff on the computer i.e. open Hacker News or other attention grabbing websites. For that stuff I find it use
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by aquariusDue 3mo ago
I keep hoping for something more radical like Jolla and SailfishOS taking off or postmarketOS becoming a true viable alternative but as things are looking like now there's a better chance we'll ditch phones altogether in 10 years
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by aquariusDue 3mo ago
I have their Pinecil and PinePower Desktop. They're really great products, I use the PinePower daily to charge my stuff at my desk and the Pinecil made soldering a joy, now I no longer dread it and can enjoy tinkering with hobby electr
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by aquariusDue 3mo ago
It's OK! We can disguise it as the Secretary Problem and it'll be fine, we could even write a post on the company blog about it. /s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretary_problem
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by aquariusDue 3mo ago
It runs fine for me on an old ThinkPad X220 loaded with 8 GB, an i5 and a barely working SATA SSD. This is on Fedora and Claude Code is installed from Anthropic's dnf repo (the latest channel). Granted I'm on the Pro Plan and I&#x
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by aquariusDue 3mo ago
Yeah, I'm actually excited about the Jolla phone supposed to launch in September. It's a bit on the expensive side but hopefully it will pave the way to a proper consumer friendly phone. Most of these phones comes with a gimmick t
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by aquariusDue 3mo ago
Obligatory reminder that you can clone a git repo around your local filesystem and so on too. Same goes for other git operations as well. https://thehorrors.org.uk/snippets/git-local-filesystem-remo...
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by aquariusDue 3mo ago
Same problem with the Play Store/Console if you're registering as an individual instead of a company to publish an app.

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