stelcodes

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by stelcodes 1y ago
You're welcome! Thanks for the kind words.
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by stelcodes 1y ago
Thanks for checking it out! If you'd like you can post your blog link in an issue or discussion once it's up and I'll link to it from the MultiTerm README. :)
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Show HN: Astro dev blog template with interactive colorschemes(multiterm.stelclementine.com)
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by stelcodes 4y ago
For anyone on Fedora 36 wanting to play with Ardour 6.9.0 with some awesome free effects and synth plugins, try this: sudo dnf install ardour6 lv2-calf-plugins-gui ladspa-autotalent-plugins lsp-plugins-lv2 lv2-zam-plugins lv2-synthv1 lv
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by stelcodes 4y ago
Hi Paul, just wanted to say thanks for working so hard on Ardour. I just started playing with Ardour in Fedora on my Framework laptop, but I've been thinking about buying a M1 mac to make music because I miss Logic and Ableton. These r
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by stelcodes 5y ago
WRT Home Manager, that makes sense and portability is definitely a cool benefit of Home Manager. But keeping all of your config for multiple workstations in one has drawbacks too. I found myself frustrated when I wanted to install something
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by stelcodes 5y ago
I used Nix and NixOS for more than a year as my daily driver. I've contributed to Nixpkgs. I agree with the author on most if not all of their points. Here's some advice: If you're interested in Nix, take steps not leaps. Use
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by stelcodes 5y ago
Oh I was just chiming in really, not trying to say anything about copilot
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by stelcodes 5y ago
Yep, same. Speaks volumes!
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by stelcodes 5y ago
I mean, Clojure kinda does that
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by stelcodes 5y ago
Wow that’s fascinating. I’m glad I care more about building software than language purity
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by stelcodes 5y ago
I feel like Clojure companies should be on here too as it is very much a LISP
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by stelcodes 5y ago
Ive thought about this too! That seems totally possible. I think that’s such a great idea. It could truly bring Linux to the masses!
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by stelcodes 5y ago
Doesn’t every declarative tool require some new learned syntax? The Nix language is pretty damn good at configuration IMO. It is significantly less complex than python, for example.
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by stelcodes 5y ago
Lol emacs is honestly too complex for me to dive into. I like vim because it’s simpler! I seriously value simplicity. And wanting to stay on whatever works for you, that’s totally fair. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it. The beauty of NixOS is
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by stelcodes 5y ago
My config isn’t open-source just because it’s pretty personal information. You would be able to see every database in my local Postgres instance for example. And every one of my servers. But I do plan on making a open-source version as an e
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by stelcodes 5y ago
Yes definitely good for one computer! And I really think that NixOS is simpler than Ubuntu but there are many different ways of setting up your configuration repo and that is difficult for beginners. The way I do NixOS is very simple. And
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by stelcodes 5y ago
I agree that there is a large learning curve. It certainly took me a many months to get a good configuration repo going. But I see this as a failure of documentation rather than a failure of NixOS. The way I have my config setup is really
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by stelcodes 5y ago
Valid points. I definitely wouldn’t use NixOS on embedded. About contributing, You don’t really need to be on the unstable channel completely. I use a mix of stable and unstable packages. It’s not hard to do but it’s also not super intuitiv
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by stelcodes 5y ago
It doesn’t matter which distro you use… unless it’s NixOS. Declarative operating systems are the future. NixOS is incredible. My whole configuration is a git repo. My servers have the exact same neovim/tmux/zsh config as my laptop
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by stelcodes 5y ago
Every time he was “convicted”, the prosecution was found to be in blatant violation of laws on appeal. They intimidated witnesses, kept black people off the jury, and more. So no, he was never rightfully convicted! The prosecution broke so
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by stelcodes 5y ago
A year? Curtis Flowers spent over 20 years on Death Row without being convicted of anything. A couple years ago he was set free! Why? Because of a true crime podcast called In The Dark. Seriously. Listen to season 2 and your mind will be bl
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by stelcodes 5y ago
If your dependency is on GitHub, this tool makes it super easy. https://github.com/seppeljordan/nix-prefetch-github
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by stelcodes 5y ago
I mean sure, there are some people who (sacrifice their whole lives for their oil bosses and) make high salaries, but these corporations will pay the absolute minimum they can and unless you are unionized you have no chance of a fair negoti
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by stelcodes 5y ago
Pretty sure there was/is a TON of exploitation in the crude oil industry
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by stelcodes 5y ago
I absolutely love this web design omg
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by stelcodes 5y ago
People are quite literally part of nature
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by stelcodes 6y ago
More like a wealth transfer to AWS, corporate lawyers, and software engineers. Poor people are not becoming enriched by Uber
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by stelcodes 6y ago
I’ve been tutoring grad students in Python for the past couple years, and tbh it’s not a great beginner language, it’s not a great advanced language, and it’s not efficient or elegant. I do not recommend Python to beginners anymore.
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by stelcodes 6y ago
Friendly reminder that Apple uses slave labor to build their machines and actively fights against the right to repair movement :)

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