sm1ch

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   by sm1ch 3y ago

   lxd (not just lxc) is now also available as a deb package in debian: https://wiki.debian.org/LXD https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=768073
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   by sm1ch 3y ago

   That sounds great - is your code available anywhere so we can build on it?
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   by sm1ch 4y ago

   Thanks! Your answer also suggests a tradeoff: the academics around me would fairly easily get used to YAML/md/etc but would struggle to internalize `let`, `export` and similar notions needed just to declare metadata in your exampl
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   by sm1ch 4y ago

   The aim seems similar to Quarto ( https://quarto.org/ ) - an "open-source scientific and technical publishing system built on Pandoc" which "create[s] dynamic content with Python, R, Julia, and Observable"
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   by sm1ch 5y ago

   > WDYT about adding one command to collapse the current comment and one command to move up to the parent comment? That would be great! (Or alternatively a single command that does both of these, which was mostly my option (ii) in the ini
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   by sm1ch 5y ago

   > I guess what you want is navigating between sibling comments right? It's actually more than that: when there are lots of sub-comments, it helps to see the immediate "mother" of the comment node you're reading. Imag
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   by sm1ch 5y ago

   Fantastic! Here are three features that I would love to see: 1. collapsable threads, ideally with three different shortcuts: (i) collapse daughters of current comment, (ii) collapse mother of current comment - this is very useful when on th