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The Internet Changed My Life (2022)(pointersgonewild.com)
2 points by roryrjb 2mo ago|0 comments
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by roryrjb 3mo ago
If OpenCode can do it, then Anthropic can do it.
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by roryrjb 6mo ago
I think I will use vim-classic and possibly contribute to it. Not because of AI, but because I actually want to use Vim over say something like Neovim* and I actually like vimscript, which imo didn't need the development of vim9script
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by roryrjb 9mo ago
I see this contradiction all the time. Windows is a mess but there are lots of examples of rock solid, performant applications that have been developed and maintained over decades. Everything is one, also one that springs to mind which is m
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by roryrjb 9mo ago
If I install Ubuntu 25.10, I can't get camera effects (blurred background and so on) to work in Meet because hardware compositing (or something, I'm not entirely clear on the details[0][1]) doesn't work properly on the open N
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by roryrjb 9mo ago
Ratpoison was always my favourite tiling window manager. There's also a fork called sdorfehs[0] which seems to still be maintained and has a bunch of minor improvements here and there. 0. https://github.com/jcs/sdo
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by roryrjb 1y ago
Salad Fingers https://www.fat-pie.com/salad.htm
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by roryrjb 2y ago
There's edamagit[0] for vscode, it's pretty good! I've been using it for a couple of weeks now and haven't needed to touch git via the terminal. 0. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=kaho
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by roryrjb 2y ago
I created a Node.js binding for sd-notify to cover at least some of the use case here: https://github.com/systemd/node-sd-notify
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by roryrjb 3y ago
Nice, it works well!
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by roryrjb 3y ago
Thanks! This is exactly it. Previously I spent way too long searching for this.
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by roryrjb 3y ago
Slightly off-topic, but a little while back someone shared an article with a screenshot of a lot of famous developers desktops including Kernighan, Ritchie, Pike, Rasmus Lerdorf and a load of others (they are just the ones that come to mind
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by roryrjb 3y ago
Fails to mention my favourite text editor, Sublime Text which has an optional Vim mode built in (Vintage). I personally am using NeoVintageous[0] which allows you to run various ex commands and shell commands, as well as incorporating featu
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by roryrjb 4y ago
I distinctly remember walking around the area where Notre Dame is in Paris and hearing a faint sound I recognised on the breeze. The closer I got the more it gave me chills. The sound of the organ presumably (I'd like to think) being p
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by roryrjb 4y ago
Probably submitting this too early because it's not really polished, but thought I'd just raise it because it feels like there is some potential in the REPL space for even quicker experiments by integrating AI.
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Show HN: Node.js REPL with GPT3 Completion(github.com)
15 points by roryrjb 4y ago|2 comments
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by roryrjb 4y ago
I have a 3770 Ivy Bridge (a refurb'd HP Elite 8300 with SSD upgrade and 32GM RAM). Genuinely for the work I've done with it, C/C++, Rust, JS and Python, which I'd consider that heavy dev work, media consumption on a 2K m
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by roryrjb 4y ago
I have some CI pipelines failing due to failing connections to archive.ubuntu.com
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by roryrjb 4y ago
This seems pretty outrageous but reading their website they state: eufy records and stores videos locally when motion is detected by your device. If you subscribe to our cloud storage service, your videos are securely stored in the cloud a
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by roryrjb 4y ago
Definitely up there with one of the greatest scenes for sure. As the article states the impact of the scene is only magnified by real world events at the time, but it's also timeless. I've always loved Casablanca and this is witho
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by roryrjb 4y ago
Very nice! I'm a fan of OpenBSD and pledge(). I've had some success on Linux with libseccomp[0] which means you don't have to deal with BPF directly, but pledge() is obviously much much easier. 0. https://github.co
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by roryrjb 4y ago
I was exploring the actual implementation[0] of a capabilities feature in Nodejs and was utilising seccomp (via libseccomp) on Linux at least to achieve a greater degree of security than might otherwise be possible by remaining in userland
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by roryrjb 5y ago
Does anyone know if this kind of connector works with a PCIe to M.2 adapter? i.e. I have a PCIe card with an NVMe drive connected, could this be used? My motherboard doesn't have an M.2 slot.
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by roryrjb 5y ago
Beware of this one. There's basic formatting errors, assumptions made about the distribution, packages available and the shell. The site seems geared towards beginners, so some of these won't be obvious and could just lead people
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by roryrjb 5y ago
Ah interesting, thank you!
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by roryrjb 5y ago
One thing I've wondered (randomly) and I could be way off the mark here, but does Illumos have any kind of place at Oxide Computer? The author of the link and the CTO of Oxide both have strong links to Illumos in one way or another but
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by roryrjb 5y ago
Treesitter[0] maybe? Although that may also be built into VS Code too, I've just never seen it mentioned anywhere. 0. https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter
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by roryrjb 5y ago
Also beyond the codebases themselves, interactions with the running code via GDB or tracing frameworks like dtrace, bpftrace, where you often reference C data structures. As well as being able to more fully understand the output of strace a
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by roryrjb 6y ago
Just want to say that if anyone is looking for a GUI editor on Linux and wants something lighter than Visual Studio Code, Kate now has a LSP client built-in (I only discovered this recently so not sure how long it has been there) but with t
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by roryrjb 6y ago
Will take this opportunity to mention Migadu[0]. Their pricing is simply based on email volume, at all pricing levels you get a ton of features. The web interface is really good if you like that sort of thing, the support is responsive and

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