meatcar

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by meatcar 8mo ago
What if instead of needing to run a codemod to cache per-lib docs locally, documentation could be distributed alongside a given lib, as a dev dependency, version locked, and accessible locally as plaintext. All docs can be linked in node_mo
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by meatcar 6y ago
https://github.com/paperwm/PaperWM for Gnome is just like that, it's a wonderful concept.
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by meatcar 6y ago
You can just not hook direnv into your shell, and use `direnv exec` kind of like pipx. Tools like asdf, direnv, nix-shell, etc. just encapsulate the environment and help set up some guarantees. The referential transparency of shells is some
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by meatcar 6y ago
Implementing the Conway's Game of Life on a hexagonal grid could be a fun idea. With a slow enough turn clock, you probably don't need a start/stop button, and can just mash a pattern in with one or two hands quickly and see
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by meatcar 7y ago
This looks really interesting, I like the focus on developer ergonomics, launching with a fleshed-out tutorial is a nice touch. The deployment story, however, seems to be tied to using Netlify as a hosting platform, which could affect adopt
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by meatcar 7y ago
I just want to emphasize that wsltty is the only well-behaving terminal currently available for WSL. It's the only one that supports mouse interaction in a terminal like scrolling/resizing panes in tmux/vim, unlike any Micros
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by meatcar 8y ago
Evil, best of both worlds :)
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by meatcar 9y ago
lobsters@denys.me
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by meatcar 11y ago
Im pretty sure theres a set of standard attributes you can set on fields to make them autocompletable. I use this as a reference: https://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/Autocomplete_Types
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by meatcar 11y ago
An Omega boar bristle brush goes for <$10 CAD in my neighbourhood drug store. They also stock Proraso shaving soaps/creams, a container of which lasts me a good 1.5-2 years. Boar bristle brushes require a bit of prep to use, see ht
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by meatcar 12y ago
> charges via the microUSB port The HP Chromebook 11 is not USB-C powered.
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by meatcar 12y ago
Another solution with similar properties (approximate votes, etc) would involve bloom filters on each post, and the vote counter would only be incremented when a user is not present in the bloom filter, and is immediately added to it.
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by meatcar 12y ago
Give me Github Flavored Markdown and I'm in.
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by meatcar 12y ago
I had the pleasure of taking a course taught by Steve Mann, credited as the inventor of visual computing. I recall he mentioned creating a similar device. Not sure if it ever actually happened, but here's a link that I was able to dig
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by meatcar 12y ago
Looks good, and works good too! It would be nice to see if a particular item is from reddit or hackernews, and maybe what section or subreddit. And perhaps the number of other comments in that thread?
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by meatcar 12y ago
Do you mind expanding on your first statement, perhaps with an example? How do you apply something like fire-walking to a software team without breaking some workplace safety and labour laws?
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by meatcar 12y ago
https://twitter.com/meatcar
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by meatcar 13y ago
Kerbal Space Program has a sizeable community, and is single player, and real fun to play.
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by meatcar 13y ago
Or if (a && b && c) { // Do something. }
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by meatcar 13y ago
Needs time-zones on the times available.