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arsham
8y ago
Rock In Peace.
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arsham
8y ago
I understand the author wants to compare the options but I cannot resist to leave a few comments here: 1. I'm not against test libraries/frameworks. In fact I've used Ginkgo and it is fantastic. Some people have came up with
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arsham
8y ago
I've also switched to Opera a couple of months ago. I'm running Opera touch on android too. I've found Opera on desktop (Linux) to be faster than Firefox and Chrome and the only functionality I'm missing is "to move
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arsham
8y ago
Thank you for doing the comparison. Would you do the same against the latest version (v0.5.0) please? Thank you.
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arsham
8y ago
So far I've been only concerned about code's simplicity until I understand what there needs to be done. This is not going to be grep or ripgrep. My intent was to make a tool I needed so I started working on it. I thought someone e
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arsham
8y ago
Thanks mate, I will definitely have a read.
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arsham
8y ago
Cheers mate!
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arsham
8y ago
Handling signals are not implemented yet. I appreciate it if you file an issue when you find any. Thanks.
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arsham
8y ago
That is correct. The project is at its early stages. I want to see what the community need the most and shape the project towards that goal. On the other hand I tried to avoid optimisations until most of functionalities are implemented.
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arsham
8y ago
There is a --no-colour/--no-color argument you can pass.
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Show HN: Grep with colours written in Go
(github.com)
127 points
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arsham
8y ago
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arsham
8y ago
It sounds interesting. Is the language open-sourced?
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arsham
8y ago
Can't wait!
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arsham
8y ago
Mate, P9k is fantastic, thanks for developing it!
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arsham
8y ago
That's nice. I'm using https://github.com/bhilburn/powerlevel9k with zsh.
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arsham
8y ago
Just added a flag (-v) to print out the font. Please let me know which font is broken and I will remove it. Thanks. You can also choose a specific font if you want.
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arsham
8y ago
You can pipe the cow-say to this program: https://github.com/arsham/rainbow Is that what you're after?
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arsham
8y ago
Thanks for the suggestion, done!
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arsham
8y ago
Some fonts are broken I think.
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arsham
8y ago
Well, the name came out of nowhere (sorry!). As for comparison with ruby, all I can say is figurine is a single binary, whereas ruby's lolcat requires ruby's VM. There are a couple of benchmarks and you can run them with: $ go tes
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arsham
8y ago
Thanks! Please create an issue and specify your requirements and I will add them.
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Show HN: A little eye-candy for the terminal (in Go)
(github.com)
56 points
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arsham
8y ago
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A little eye-candy for the terminal written in Go
(github.com)
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arsham
8y ago
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arsham
8y ago
Yes, feed reader is definitely a good way to read items you haven't already and don't miss anything. I'm using [1] innoreader, which has both free and paid subscription. You can do with free version. [1] https://ww
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arsham
9y ago
I'm using inoreader.com, it's really good.
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arsham
10y ago
I don't suggest using Dropbox as it has its own problems. Head over to the other article to see how it can be done easily (and safer) with github.
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arsham
10y ago
I wrote another article for syncing settings properly: https://medium.com/@arshamshirvani/sync-your-sublime-text-3-...
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Properly sync your sublime text configurations between multiple computers
(medium.com)
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arsham
10y ago
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arsham
10y ago
Have you tried ctrl+enter ? It makes a new line after the current line regardless of where in the line the cursor is. ctrl+shift+enter creates a line above.
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Supercharge your Sublime Text 3 to increase your productivity
(hackernoon.com)
105 points
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arsham
10y ago
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