kotborealis

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by kotborealis 2y ago
Record & replay sounds really nice, but the actual reverse-debugging is broken, see https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu/-/issues/2634
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by kotborealis 3y ago
There's also an implementation of time-traveling debugging in Qenu[0], which sounds really nice but does not actually work reliably on larger use-cases. [0] https://www.linux-kvm.org/images/d/d0/02x06b-De
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by kotborealis 3y ago
It's not fun to manually reformat those tables for readability. If I add something to the `second row, second column`, I have to add extra spaces to the `first row, second column`, or it will look janky. | first row, first column
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by kotborealis 3y ago
"Don't ask me about it License" looks a bit shorter[0]. 0: https://github.com/ErikMcClure/bad-licenses/blob/master/dont...
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by kotborealis 3y ago
Some Google python-based projects, like oss-fuzz, are still indented with 2 spaces, which is a huge pain.
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by kotborealis 4y ago
An old laptop (i3-380M, 4gb RAM, 150gb SSD + 1tb HDD), currently running: * syncthing, as a backup host; * photoprism, had to migrate from google photos; * docker registry for pet projects; * qbittorrent, which is mainly u
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by kotborealis 4y ago
Yes, it's http://sdf.org
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Show HN: Primitive tool to record GIFs from terminal commands(github.com)
3 points by kotborealis 4y ago|2 comments
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by kotborealis 4y ago
Some hotkeys overlap, but it's still a great experience.
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by kotborealis 4y ago
In the blog post author states that he's planning on forming some organization for Bear, so this could help.
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by kotborealis 4y ago
I'm just glad that Let's Encrypt exists and simply works: never had any problems with certs for my pet projects.
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by kotborealis 4y ago
It's actually a native color picker https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/in...
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by kotborealis 4y ago
Some code review systems, like gerrit, actually encourage this workflow: you can easily view diffs between commit versions ('patchsets').
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by kotborealis 4y ago
In Russian, it's usually called `dog`. No idea why.
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by kotborealis 4y ago
`pledge` is from OpenBSD, as suggested by the article, and it also implements it using string-based interface ( https://man.openbsd.org/pledge.2 ) I think, the main point is to make it as easy as possible to use.
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by kotborealis 4y ago
Great work! A small nitpick — the page is a bit hard to read, links have low contrast, you can check it using accessibility tools.