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by jD91mZM2 7y ago
I'm afraid I'm not the messiah you're looking for, then. This is not a replacement for subtrees/submodules. But from my limited experience I agree with what you're saying :)
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by jD91mZM2 7y ago
I believe there's some confusion around what git-subcopy does. It doesn't actually preserve history or anything like it. It just clones a certain file into your repository as a new commit, while saving which revision the file is f
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by jD91mZM2 7y ago
(Note that subtree is a user-contributed script, but it's been made to ship with most git installations)
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by jD91mZM2 7y ago
I'm unfamiliar with that tool, so you tell me! Looks like it though, from what I'm reading, with the exception of keeping the internal configuration in a git-friendly format instead of huge XML.
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by jD91mZM2 7y ago
Not sure I understand the question correctly, but here goes: My personal bias is to keep using submodules or at least subtrees where possible, mainly because it's builtin and because it's written by smart people. This is mostly fo
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by jD91mZM2 7y ago
Thank you for the feedback, I'll update the README EDIT: Updated
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Show HN: Git-subcopy lets you link files across repositories(gitlab.com)
110 points by jD91mZM2 7y ago|21 comments
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Show HN: Painless Scaffolding for Your Projects(gitlab.com)
2 points by jD91mZM2 7y ago|0 comments
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by jD91mZM2 8y ago
tmux is pretty darn neat for having multiple terminals inside one terminal, and it's tiling instead of floating. Also lets you detach sessions.
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by jD91mZM2 8y ago
It doesn't. Would be an interesting thing to add perhaps, but then I'd need to add some kind of daemon I believe. I also don't want to compete with the existing software as there's no winning over them.
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by jD91mZM2 8y ago
I just click anywhere there's not a window. Didn't wanna add shortcuts as I'd need some way to escape them
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by jD91mZM2 8y ago
I use xmonad but with xfce4-panel. Dotfiles: https://gitlab.com/jD91mZM2/dotfiles
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by jD91mZM2 8y ago
Getting I/O errors uploading the asciinema cast, but here's a preview: https://streamable.com/4hoqh
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Show HN: termwm: A floating WM of terminals inside your terminal(gitlab.com)
66 points by jD91mZM2 8y ago|26 comments
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by jD91mZM2 8y ago
I gotta say what I really like about macros are that ( and )s are matched. If you say: while ($($cond:tt)*) { You'll actually match both while (true) { and while (5 * (2 + 3)) { . It counts the parenthesis :D
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by jD91mZM2 8y ago
I think that I actually managed to get the language server to take 100% CPU once, I think it was stuck recursing. Don't want to dig deeper because I had to REISUB my computer, heh. But other than that one very rare time it works pretty
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Show HN: A Rust macro that parses Java-like syntax and runs it as a Rust program(gitlab.com)
195 points by jD91mZM2 8y ago|31 comments
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by jD91mZM2 9y ago
Since only the keypair is cached, certificates are generated on each startup. This means they never expire (unless you run your application without any interruptions for a whole year). But yeah, if they're leaked you just gotta re-send
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by jD91mZM2 9y ago
True, didn't think of that. The server would still have to generate it using a command though... I like having things automated.
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by jD91mZM2 9y ago
The hash is a lot smaller and less likely to be subject of a copy-paste error ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Show HN: Sslhash: SSL without a certificate authority(github.com)
17 points by jD91mZM2 9y ago|12 comments
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Show HN: Xautolock rewrite in Rust with a few extra features(github.com)
4 points by jD91mZM2 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why Is My VPN's IPs Blocked from Hacker News?
40 points by jD91mZM2 9y ago|22 comments
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Show HN: Powerline-rs: powerline-shell rewritten in Rust(github.com)
5 points by jD91mZM2 9y ago|0 comments
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by jD91mZM2 9y ago
Awesome, thanks! It feels like a lot of people dislike Ruby, but I'm glad some people still like it. I think it's a good Python alternative, and has syntax that reminds you of Rust.
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by jD91mZM2 9y ago
Arch has Rustup? Today I learned. That's amazing!
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by jD91mZM2 9y ago
Just separate the steps? Curl to a file, inspect it, and then execute it? I don't see the problem. Most users just don't care because it's official anyways.
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Speed up your Python using Rust(developers.redhat.com)
291 points by jD91mZM2 9y ago|98 comments
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Show HN: Synac: Easy, self-hosted, IRC-like messaging application(github.com)
5 points by jD91mZM2 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Termplay got screen-recording support(github.com)
1 points by jD91mZM2 9y ago|0 comments

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