lf-non

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by lf-non 3mo ago
Storyden is a nice self hostable forum solution if you are looking for something less crappy https://www.storyden.org/
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by lf-non 7mo ago
I also use icdiff, but it is good to have the file-awareness for git diff esp. the ability to quickly skip files that I know aren't important.
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by lf-non 8mo ago
With the introduction of proxy-based reactivity using runes, that is largely a solved problem in svelte.
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by lf-non 10mo ago
For folks looking for a GUI tool, SourceGit is quite nice. Written in C#, cross-platform (I have only used it on linux) and a cleanly-designed conventional ui that doesn't aspire to radically alter your workflow. https://git
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by lf-non 10mo ago
Yes, I also like relying on just functions. I have found aberdeenjs a better dx than hyperscript. https://aberdeenjs.org/
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by lf-non 10mo ago
This looks interesting and seems like a vast improvement over jsx. I especially love the pug style concise syntax which for some reason they have buried deep into the docs rather than showcasing front and center. https://markojs.
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by lf-non 1y ago
There is a difference between a product that a company pushes out as part of its business roadmap with a commercial strategy around it vs. an experimental research project that a single developer takes up on their own initiative. It is grea
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by lf-non 1y ago
I understand the motivation for this, but don't understand why this can't just be a collection of web components.
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by lf-non 1y ago
There is an ongoing community effort to revive it: https://github.com/TriliumNext/Notes
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by lf-non 2y ago
This looks fantastic. Thanks for open-sourcing this. For a passion project this looks really polished and well done. I know a lot of people have crazy expectations from open-source projects these days - and many of the comments here echo th
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by lf-non 2y ago
The ReadEra app for android supports this, and I use it for reading/listening to ebooks during commute. It works well.
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by lf-non 2y ago
I was primarily talking in the context of shared server deployments for teams
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by lf-non 2y ago
It is quite beneficial for people who aren't writing python. And for them managing jupyterlab installations is a bit of pain. I would like to use this with xeus kernel for sql (which is also native) and if this reduces the resource con
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by lf-non 2y ago
I use teable with sqlite - it has a kanban board view
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by lf-non 2y ago
Understood. IMHO it would be desirable to have built in support for all common crud operations to be end-to-end type-safe.
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by lf-non 2y ago
Just because some edge cases aren't supported, doesn't mean you can't take advantage of the type-safety in the rest of the application. This particular feature seems to have nothing to do with the query builder even, just the
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by lf-non 2y ago
Does using template strings not compromise with type-safety? The drizzle example will be a compile time error for example if id wasn't a numeric column. Seems a strange design choice for a library that claims to offer a type-safe sql b
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by lf-non 2y ago
It has been coming for a while. But I am looking forward to it. It is the only thing preventing me from using it.
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by lf-non 2y ago
Typst is great, but really doesn't really serve the primary use case of mdbook which is building documentation websites or digital knowledge gardens that are accessible as a website. If you are typesetting a research paper or writing a
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by lf-non 2y ago
This is a great concept. I'd love for this to be a part of a notetaking solution that I can run locally. Curious what your long term plans are. I am also curious if it supports taking (entire) tables as inputs and creating derived tabl
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by lf-non 2y ago
There is also an official typescript implementation [1] and sops supports it natively [2]. [1] https://github.com/FiloSottile/typage [2] https://github.com/getsops/sops?tab=readme-ov-file#encryptin
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by lf-non 2y ago
Foliate's core function is an ebook reader and not library management. Once installed you can double click your epubs to open them on foliate - it will not move around your stuff. There is a library view in the app but it is mostly a h
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by lf-non 2y ago
I started using this a few hours ago and so far am really pleased with the experience. Vim keybindings mostly work as expected and TS integration works great oob. I can totally see this becoming my primary editor going forward.
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by lf-non 2y ago
Nice. I use pgcli for postgres and wanted something similar for sqlite.
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by lf-non 2y ago
Bookstack is quite nice but last I saw it doesn't support multi user collaboration which this tool seems to include as a core feature. That can be a big differentiator for a lot of people.
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by lf-non 2y ago
If you want to avoid Adobe software, but are familiar with photoshop, Photopea [1] is a great choice. It supports psd files (natively, without any export/import), has similar shortcuts, can import photoshop brushes and overall comes ac
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by lf-non 2y ago
Also https://github.com/waf/CSharpRepl - if you want a conventional repl, also cross platform.
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by lf-non 2y ago
Primarily because it bundles a webserver to bridge the host code and code running in the browser.
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by lf-non 2y ago
Try edge: https://edgejs.dev/ It is mature and feature rich. I like that the expressions can be plain js and it is not coupled with html.
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by lf-non 2y ago
If you scroll down there is support for a pure C# builder API too which looks quite nice. https://platform.uno/c-markup/

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