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by jdormit 2mo ago
Wow. I have never worked on any cryptocurrency projects and never intend to, but I will certainly be staying very far away from Codeberg because of this. There are some levels of censorship that make sense for a code forge - “you can’t do c
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by jdormit 2mo ago
> The junk at the top of the screen sounds like it could be https://github.com/dakra/ghostel/issues/495 and it should be fixed on later versions Yes, that sounds like the same issue. I’ll update to the lat
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by jdormit 2mo ago
I recently switched from vterm to ghostel, and it is generally much, much better - noticeably faster (e.g. fancy TUI apps that try to refresh the whole terminal every frame actually work), more reliable input handling, and a nicer ELisp API
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by jdormit 3mo ago
This would be much more interesting if it detailed how the prompt/skills were reverse-engineered. As it is it seems like this could just be the output from “hey Claude write me a system prompt that works like Claude Design”.
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by jdormit 6y ago
Nothing stopping just installing linux on the preassembled one when you get I though, I assume. Although I guess you may have to pay for a Windows license in that case...
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by jdormit 6y ago
Hi HN! I couldn't find a static site generator I liked for my website (I looked at Hugo, Jekyll, Gatsby.js, and the Pollen library for Racket). They were either too complicated for my needs or too difficult to extend via plugins. So I
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Show HN: Obelix, a simple and extensible static site generator(obelix-site-builder.github.io)
8 points by jdormit 6y ago|1 comments
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by jdormit 6y ago
I got this on my second attempt on philospherai for the prompt in the article ( https://philosopherai.com/philosopher/please-write-a-short-o... ): (Prompt) Please write a short op-ed around 500 words. Keep the langua
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by jdormit 6y ago
Might as well dive all the way in: https://github.com/ch11ng/exwm
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by jdormit 6y ago
This is really well done. Does one thing, does it well, composes nicely with other tools - kudos to the author!
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Clipboard Injection on the Financial Times(andrewyoon.art)
1 points by jdormit 6y ago|0 comments
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by jdormit 6y ago
What don't you like about Racket macros? AFAIK Racket has the most advanced macro hygiene system out of any of the other languages you mentioned - it guarantees that all macros are hygienic by default, as opposed to other Lisps which r
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by jdormit 6y ago
Why not take a shot at it yourself? Both Emacs and Ronin are open source.
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by jdormit 6y ago
If you're willing to give Emacs another shot, check out LSP-mode [0]. It's an implementation of the language server protocol, the same tech that powers the autocomplete/jump-to-def/etc. in VS Code, and so it offers exact
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by jdormit 6y ago
Check out Pydantic: https://pydantic-docs.helpmanual.io/ . It lets you define model classes and enforces the type hints of the models' fields at runtime. Plus you get free serialization/deserialization to dicts, JS
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by jdormit 7y ago
While I won't deny that there were some unfortunate design decisions made in the codebase (some very questionable choices were made at some point), I think that's inevitable in any codebase of a certain size and age that's
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by jdormit 7y ago
> If you need to rewrite your code to enable the py3 transition, the issue isn't python, it's your coding choices, and you should rewrite your code anyway. I... don't even know what to make of this advice. Have you ever wo
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by jdormit 7y ago
I wasn't at the company at that time, so I don't really know. Sure would have made my life easier if they had... EDIT: Just checked, looks like the first commit was in 2015. But Py3 was still an option back then :(
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by jdormit 7y ago
> It's not hard to upgrade your code People keep writing blog posts about how easy it is to migrate your code, and I just can't imagine that these people have any experience maintaining a Python2 codebase outside of toy project
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by jdormit 7y ago
I think "don't be an asshole" is a pretty good rule of thumb.
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by jdormit 7y ago
It's really quick. Open the network tab and check the "persist logs" checkbox to ensure that the request logs don't disappear after every redirect, then clear your cookies for advertising.com and guce.techcrunch.com and
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by jdormit 7y ago
On Android, you can just download an .apk and install it (you need to change the "Allow insecure apps" setting). No code signing, app store, or corporate approval necessary. This is the #1 reason I will never be getting an iPhone
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by jdormit 7y ago
Yup, I can confirm. techcrunch.com redirects to guce.techcrunch.com, which redirects to guce.advertisting.com, which then redirects back to techcrunch.com. This only happens on the first page load (presumably due to cookies being set for th
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by jdormit 7y ago
Yes. You will be able to recreate the examples and problems exactly as they are written using Guile (or any other R6RS-compliant Scheme).
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How I Ended Up Purchasing and Owning Google.com via Google Domains (2015)(linkedin.com)
2 points by jdormit 7y ago|0 comments
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by jdormit 7y ago
What argument are you referring to?
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by jdormit 7y ago
> Anyone who knows me well (in the tech industry at least) knows that I’m a major Hugo bigot "Bigot" is likely not the word you are looking for here - it generally has the connotation of someone who looks down or discriminates
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by jdormit 7y ago
Ah, I see. Thanks!
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by jdormit 7y ago
Why can't your VPN see what pages you visit on sites? They can see every URL you request, can't they?
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by jdormit 7y ago
https://github.com/emacs-evil/evil ;)

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