peterhajas

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Zellij 0.45.0: nested sessions, Kitty graphics, a fresh UI(zellij.dev)
55 points by peterhajas 28d ago|27 comments
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Zellij 0.44.0: Remote Sessions, Windows Support, CLI Automation(zellij.dev)
4 points by peterhajas 6mo ago|1 comments
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A Multimedia Sketchpad(beyondloom.com)
3 points by peterhajas 9mo ago|0 comments
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by peterhajas 10mo ago
Couldn't agree more. Being a skilled operator with these tools helps you be very effective at creating new things in far less time than it would've taken you before. This is especially true if you know the architecture, but don&#x
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by peterhajas 11mo ago
Ten Commandments: https://hrc.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p15878coll...
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NoteCards (PARC, 1984)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by peterhajas 1y ago|0 comments
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Turning Soldiers into Superheroes(palmerluckey.com)
3 points by peterhajas 2y ago|0 comments
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by peterhajas 3y ago
The other nice part of `hledger` is the web UI (`hledger-web`), which is handy for checking out your transactions.
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by peterhajas 3y ago
Looks really cool! Can I use it totally locally on a non-internet connected VLAN? Or do I need to use an app / cloud service?
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The Peterometer, a Quantified Self Dashboard(peterhajas.com)
1 points by peterhajas 4y ago|0 comments
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by peterhajas 4y ago
Apple | 3D UI Frameworks Engineer | Full-time | On-site The Technology Development Group (TDG) is looking for an 3D UI Framework Engineer to help build frameworks that will drive the next generation of interactive experiences for our platfo
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Avoiding Ads(peterhajas.com)
16 points by peterhajas 4y ago|7 comments
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by peterhajas 4y ago
I love HomeAssistant, and use it to power my whole house. I automate most lights, my whole house audio setup, my security system, and more. I highly recommend it. I recently wrote about how to do a declarative model for automations, which I
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by peterhajas 4y ago
I’ve used 4K 39”/40” televisions (originally 3, now 1) for the past 8 years. I find that the panels look great, and they give me a huge working area. They’re also really reasonable - $250 - $350 for a good TV. They last a while. Smalle
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Pokémon Map Generator(peterhajas.com)
2 points by peterhajas 5y ago|0 comments
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by peterhajas 5y ago
I use it with HomeAssistant. I like HA automations for many things, but I really prefer NodeRed for gluing together systems or sketching things.
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by peterhajas 5y ago
I use NodeRed a lot for my smart home and local network as glue between different pieces. It works really well for “hit this API, apply this transformation, and then return it when I send you a GET at /something” or “listen for MQTT, g
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My Custom Stream Deck Toolkit(peterhajas.com)
99 points by peterhajas 5y ago|39 comments
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by peterhajas 5y ago
I’m curious - how do you split items up and process them in parallel?
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by peterhajas 5y ago
I use Node-RED to do home automation with Home Assistant, and I like it. As others have mentioned, it's easier to do than YAML automations - especially because you can throw in a JS "function node" when you need to just write
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by peterhajas 6y ago
Are we sure that this isn’t generational values changing? I wouldn’t be surprised if there was a moral change associated with generation / upbringing more than age.
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by peterhajas 6y ago
One thing I wish some of these browser plugins did is cleanly compose with the existing “is the browser in dark mode?” CSS selector. Every one I’ve tried will clobber colors on sites that have supported dark mode. I haven’t checked if Dark
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by peterhajas 8y ago
How does licensing work? Does this give me a file I put on my machine? I have my dotfiles checked into git, so I'd rather not commit the license publicly.
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by peterhajas 9y ago
Looks cool! Could it use dtrace to measure other metrics besides time?
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by peterhajas 9y ago
I have been using 3 inexpensive 4K 40” TVs for my home computer for a year now. I love the insane amount of real estate and the accessible price (<$1K is great). I’d love it if someone made extremely large format displays (100”+ at 3:1 a
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by peterhajas 9y ago
I usually bring the Soylent with me to lunch with my coworkers. It allows me to enjoy the social benefits while still having Soylent. I do enjoy food (very much!), but find myself feeling tired or sluggish after a traditional breakfast or l
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by peterhajas 9y ago
I've been eating Soylent twice a day for more than a year as my primary food source. I'm always interested in new variants (especially ones that cut down on cost) - this one seems interesting. Any chance that there's an Amazo
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by peterhajas 10y ago
Video decoding in JS is very impressive - really highlights the speed of modern interpreters. I especially love that a Björk track from the 90's is featured. I recently worked on a personal project which had to play back .webm files, a
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by peterhajas 10y ago
I've been managing my dotfiles with `stow` for the past ~2 years. It's super easy, and keeps things clean. `stow` will also guard against non-symlinks getting stomped on. My `update.sh` script does un-and-re-`stow`ing: https:&#x2
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by peterhajas 11y ago
Woah, how'd you get your window controls to be like that?

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