nickisnoble

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by nickisnoble 14d ago
Pushed a fix, let me know if it hasn't improved for you.
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by nickisnoble 14d ago
We have a multi-season arc already planned, with at least 4 unannounced characters ⋆˚.⋆⋆˚.⋆
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by nickisnoble 15d ago
We're about to push a change that should improve this a bit, thanks for the reports!
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by nickisnoble 15d ago
Filed a bug, looking into it! Edit: a fix is in review
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by nickisnoble 15d ago
I'll have it stop on non-homepages, it should also respect reduce-motion. Any other reccs?
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by nickisnoble 15d ago
:octopus:!
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by nickisnoble 15d ago
It's hard to tell since any given dev can just use jj locally, if they want to, while everyone else uses git.
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by nickisnoble 15d ago
Thanks! There will be a lot more of it soon :D
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by nickisnoble 26d ago
Same, it's fantastic, and SIMPLE. Very rare these days.
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by nickisnoble 1mo ago
Big Walk is pretty close to a myst.
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by nickisnoble 2mo ago
Searchable Log of All Communication & Knowledge
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Pierre/trees is an open source file tree rendering library(trees.software)
4 points by nickisnoble 5mo ago|0 comments
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by nickisnoble 5mo ago
Easy: `jj log -n 25` (Default is 10 iirc, so if you want 15 more... 25) If you want everything, ever: `jj log -r ::` Or every ancestor of your current change: `jj log -r ..@`
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by nickisnoble 5mo ago
I thought the same until I started using it. Turns out, git sorta trains you to be very, very afraid of breaking something. jj answers this in a few ways: 1. everything is easily reversible, across multiple axes. 2. yes, everything is bas
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by nickisnoble 8mo ago
http://nicknoble.works
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by nickisnoble 1y ago
2018 when it was just a structured editor for wikis, with basic relational databases. (Databases was, and still are, a bit half-baked but the thing was relatively fast & powerful vs say Confluence or Apple Notes)
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by nickisnoble 1y ago
Nice work!
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by nickisnoble 1y ago
It's still not great, but it's better than anything else. Best results when: 1. run /init and let it maintain a CLAUDE.md 2. Ask it to run checks + tests before / after every task, and add those commands to the "no
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by nickisnoble 1y ago
But... Skala?!
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Vercel Postmortem on major security vuln: Middleware bypass(vercel.com)
2 points by nickisnoble 1y ago|0 comments
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by nickisnoble 1y ago
LOL do people even google https://www.rabbit.tech/ Edit: Seriously your SEO is going to be impossible / ridiculously expensive https://www.taskrabbit.com/
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by nickisnoble 2y ago
Ruby only has methods and everything is an object. So… that solves that.
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by nickisnoble 2y ago
Win stupid prizes.
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ShaderGPT(shadergpt.14islands.com)
4 points by nickisnoble 2y ago|0 comments
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by nickisnoble 2y ago
... and then what?
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by nickisnoble 2y ago
Any chance you'd share the docs for that?
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by nickisnoble 2y ago
emacs shortcuts are unintuitive by modern reference points, it's hard to learn. M-x === hit x and the ESC key (of all things) at the same time?
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by nickisnoble 2y ago
Which is not far from Aberdeen, where they test a ton of very secret stuff, like nerve gas, ENIAC, agent orange, and LSD, because it's the HQ of ATEC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Army_Test_and_Ev...
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by nickisnoble 2y ago
Some people never learned about pointers / pass by value vs reference and it shows
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by nickisnoble 2y ago
Why the hell would you name your product this.

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