openmarkand

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by openmarkand 28d ago
It doesn't for me. I ban AI/LLM everywhere I have to work. If I have to change job, I don't care. Climate, artists, musicians, translators and writers are more important.
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by openmarkand 2mo ago
The best thing I've seen in 2026. Thank you codeberg.
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by openmarkand 2mo ago
Thank you so much codeberg for supporting - artists, - creators, - translators, - writers, - climate
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by openmarkand 2mo ago
Thank you so much codeberg for supporting - artists, - creators, - translators, - writers, - climate
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by openmarkand 4mo ago
I'm vim poweruser since around 2009. When I use VSCodium (not that much today) I obviously use Vim emulation. When I use a different editor, there will be lots of jjkk or ,w (I nmap ,w to :w). Habits die hard. Now I switched to neovim
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by openmarkand 5mo ago
Started with vim in 2009. Using sometimes VSCodium for few reasons (embedded dev) and now on neovim. AI is a cancer.
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by openmarkand 7mo ago
macOS 26 (and other *26) are terrible. I wonder how the hell they could release like that. On Apple, there is even this screenshot that they validated on purpose. https://www.apple.com/v/os/e/images/share
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by openmarkand 8mo ago
> The same thing happened when higher level languages were introduced and developers didn't need to use assembly. You're comparing vi vs microsoft word. We're still writing C, C++ and other low level languages.
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by openmarkand 8mo ago
The day I'll have to use an AI will be the day I either resign to be developer or quit my job. My company first disallowed AI and now they say "if you don't keep up we will pay that off someday" and I disagree and stand
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by openmarkand 1y ago
Hmm, why not. Though most of the software do the right thing by checking if the standard output is an actual tty (isatty) to avoid colors when redirecting to something else (e.g. socket, fifo, etc). The name NO_COLOR suggests a really binar
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by openmarkand 1y ago
First, we got 3D accelerated terminals, then AI assisted terminals, now web browser enabled terminals. Tomorrow we have operating system in the terminal.
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by openmarkand 1y ago
> Prompt for user input. If a user doesn’t pass an argument or flag, prompt for it. (See also: Interactivity) prompting is usually the worse choice in a command line utility. on error you lost what you've type and have to copy back
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by openmarkand 1y ago
I think removing a joke to be considered as corporate is a bit exaggerated. It's okay to have "fun". I consider a software more corporate when it has a large website with dozen of MB of Javascript, analytics, XML documentatio
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by openmarkand 1y ago
Do I miss something? I've been following the project since the beginning and just checked the wiki, the website and all over the documentation and haven't found something relevant to anime.
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by openmarkand 1y ago
Yay, another software to escape. A logging daemon really needs AI!
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by openmarkand 1y ago
Why Objective-C? This language has use only in Apple ecosystem and even Apple is ditching it out as newer frameworks are going Swift only.
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by openmarkand 1y ago
Liquid Glass is an abomination of UX and accessibility. It would be a shame to copy it. I hope this time competitors won't follow
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by openmarkand 1y ago
I don't understand which problem its trying to solve
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by openmarkand 1y ago
I'm more of a mercurial guy (since 2009) and I honestly never understood the success of git with its total nonsense of options, UX and documentation. Each command does too much thing and has different behavior. Type git diff -x and git
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by openmarkand 1y ago
Was about to asked but you were faster.
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by openmarkand 1y ago
I use IRC every day, in fact it's the best way to communicate for techies IMHO, focus on the content and no gif, emoji, images and all other nuisances that you'd get on any other platforms. I've written my https://
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by openmarkand 2y ago
I currently dont.
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by openmarkand 2y ago
> The plugins are also very flashy with tons of animations, colors and emojis, which to me is just distracting I also have seen that the very first time I tried neovim. Some people may like it but I consider a terminal to be as simple as
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by openmarkand 2y ago
I have tried several times and I always switched back to vanilla vim. Neovim has various nice features but it requires a lot of time to migrate correctly IMHO. 20 years of habits are hard to leave, I think. Sure the configuration file is re
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by openmarkand 2y ago
> In my opinion, Lua would kill for many use cases... If it had a bigger standard library, and batteries-included module/packaging system. I know LuaRocks exists, but it doesn't seem terribly common. This is because of the desi
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by openmarkand 2y ago
I love Zephyr. In fact, the RTOS term is sometimes a bit misnomer. I'd rather name Zephyr as a embedded OS framework: you can even use it without scheduling (even though it will be very limited). The amount of pre-built work done with
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by openmarkand 2y ago
That does not make sense, wayland and xorg are fundamentally different. in X11 everything is global given that its the X.Org server that manages clients while the wayland compositor does most of the X.Org server by itself. This is also why
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by openmarkand 2y ago
mbed-os was a cool environment but never took off. zephyr is more mature and has an API in C, the learning curve is a bit steeper though.
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by openmarkand 2y ago
After 24 years, we're finally adding a legacy feature to 2024.