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   Show HN: Ansi.md – Everything I know about building modern CLI apps(ansi.md)

   1 points by gurgeous 1mo ago|0 comments
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   by gurgeous 5mo ago

   Thanks for adding this. Excited about array/regex, also very interested in your experience using LLMs to stretch your abilities. There are many of us laboring quietly on various projects attempting the same. "Vibe coding" (an
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   Show HN: AnsiColor, resilient ANSI color codes for your TUI(ansicolor.com)

   4 points by gurgeous 8mo ago|0 comments
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   by gurgeous 1y ago

   In Rand's video he does an "old" lime, mozzarella, and a shallot. It's just a quick vid he did in like five minutes but it shows some prep. Rand is a prolific amateur chef... https://www.linkedin.com/feed
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   by gurgeous 1y ago

   I personally watched Scott spend years working on the project and obsessively iterating on the steel, the vibration pattern, the circuitry, the handle, and the form factor. Scott is a hacker, one of us for sure. I mean, the guy built a cust
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   by gurgeous 1y ago

   I have used this knife, I am an angel investor in Scott's company. The thing is legit amazing. He labored for years to bring this to market and it shows.
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   by gurgeous 1y ago

   I am so excited about this!! Ruby tooling is already pretty good, but we can do better. I will try to contribute. Now we just need types
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   by gurgeous 1y ago

   This is neat, thanks for posting. I am using memo_wise in my current project (TableTennis) in part because it allows memoization of module functions. This is a requirement for my library. Anyway, I ended up with a hack like this, which work
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   by gurgeous 1y ago

   This got some attention in r/ruby so I figured I'd post it here too.. TableTennis is a new gem for printing stylish tables in your terminal. We've used ad-hoc versions of this in our data projects for years, and I decided to
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    Show HN: TableTennis, a new rubygem for printing stylish tables in your terminal(github.com)

    5 points by gurgeous 1y ago|1 comments
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    by gurgeous 2y ago

    Love the play by play.
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    by gurgeous 2y ago

    This is incredible! I will use this a ton. Only thing missing is a deb package...
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    by gurgeous 2y ago

    Hi Jeff, thanks for creating mise! I am gearing up to migrate from asdf, very excited to check it out. Not totally sure we can adopt mise for tasks (we use just) but willing to give it a whirl. Putting run commands into toml sounds like it
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    by gurgeous 2y ago

    Actually, it was package.json scripts that pushed me toward just! I wanted that stuff in non-node projects (python/ruby/~), I wanted more complicated scripts, I wanted more logging output, I wanted comments... For whatever reason
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    by gurgeous 2y ago

    Question - mise is also incorporating a command runner. Anyone tried it yet? We love just, of course. Always curious about new tools.
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    by gurgeous 2y ago

    We love just and are using it in all projects now. So great. Our typical justfile has around ~20 rules. Here is an example rule (and helper) to illustrate how we use it in ci: export PATH := justfile_directory() + "/node_modul
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    by gurgeous 2y ago

    Also see the excellent https://github.com/your-tools/ruplacer . For more advanced needs, I have a custom thing called greprep that let's you make changes using your favorite editor. Workflow is like this: 1. $
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    Show HN: Everything you ever wanted to know about smoke detectors(fireball.xyz)

    4 points by gurgeous 2y ago|0 comments
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    by gurgeous 4y ago

    Seconded - I love just & Justfile. Such an upgrade after trying to force things into package.json scripts. Chaining commands, optional CLI arguments, comments, simple variables, etc. Very simple and a breath of fresh air.
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    Advent of Code in 2021(old.reddit.com)

    3 points by gurgeous 5y ago|0 comments
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    by gurgeous 5y ago

    Also, we turned up 2,000 domains that redirect to a very shady site called happyfamilymedstore[dot]com. Stuff like avanafill[dot]com, pfzviagra[dot]com, prednisoloneotc[dot]com. These domains made it into the Tranco 100k somehow. Full list
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    by gurgeous 5y ago

    It's one icon per domain. Try hovering (on desktop) and you'll see that many domains have the same favicon.
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    by gurgeous 5y ago

    Also see the gigantic map - https://iconmap.io The blog post is the analysis of the data set, the map is the visualization.
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    We analyzed 425k favicons(iconmap.io)

    550 points by gurgeous 5y ago|128 comments
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    by gurgeous 5y ago

    try "ycombinator.com" :P
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    by gurgeous 5y ago

    The map is pretty neat. Also see the giant analysis for the dataset at https://iconmap.io/blog . Turns out that a lot of folks have messed up their favicons. Disclosure: I am one of the authors
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    We Analyzed 425,909 Favicons(iconmap.io)

    6 points by gurgeous 5y ago|3 comments
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    Vultr Global Outage(constant.com)

    2 points by gurgeous 5y ago|0 comments
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    Imgix Incident – Elevated Rendering(imgur.com)

    3 points by gurgeous 5y ago|0 comments
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    by gurgeous 5y ago

    Hey, great start. I spend half my day in CSVs and I am definitely your target audience. Most of the time I use bat, visidata or tabview. In many ways tabview is the best, though recently the project has been abandoned. tv looks excellent. F