syhol

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by syhol 12d ago
The radio caroline of git hosting
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by syhol 1mo ago
The word "open" has lost all meaning
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by syhol 1mo ago
> What exactly do you want? 1. I want it to be easy for developers to publish their own packages. 2. I want it to be easy for users to install these developer-published packages. > Are you saying they're not "professional&qu
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by syhol 1mo ago
This isn't a good dichotomy though. Either "Build it from source" or "Wait for a professional 3rd party to package it for you". The idea that your OS distro needs to explicitly support and package every software you
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by syhol 2mo ago
OLED screens are famous for having great contrast, especially deep blacks. The website is in the style of a 90's geocities website with garish colours and some absolute black #000000 backgrounds. Most people would have seen those websi
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by syhol 2mo ago
Or get the best of both worlds, use a monorepo with microservices.
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by syhol 2mo ago
I'm very excited by this idea. I feel like email/chat is ripe for reinvention. I don't agree with "Domain control as a fallback", as the author said "a domain is not owned, it is rented" and I want to norm
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by syhol 2mo ago
Looks very good and I'm excited to try it out properly. It's a shame about the name considering a lot of self-hosters will be using BentoPDF. But thats one of two hard things in Computer Science.
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by syhol 2mo ago
It's an exciting time for binface. The anti-reform vote may be strong enough that we end up with an MP from Sigma IX. Wild.
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by syhol 3mo ago
It's just a choice of stability https://vanillaos.org/blog/article/2023-01-31/point-vs-rolli...
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by syhol 3mo ago
We love/help/replace you
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by syhol 3mo ago
To UK oldies it probably reminds them of the sitcom Open All Hours with Ronnie Barker.
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by syhol 3mo ago
> So far Someone's optimistic
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by syhol 4mo ago
Great topic and message. But the AI-generated writing really gets under my skin. It's not painful. Not unclear. Just really annoying.
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by syhol 5mo ago
- Thunderbolt 3 is a superset of USB 3.1 - USB4 is built on Thunderbolt 3's protocol, implementing a subset of its mandatory features - Thunderbolt 4 is a strict profile of USB4 (all optional features made mandatory) - USB4 v2 introduc
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by syhol 5mo ago
https://pi.dev/ seems popular, whats not open source about opencode? The repo has an MIT License.
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by syhol 6mo ago
> Many popular tools are much more complex to install I'm curious which dev tools you're using aren't installable with standard mise backends. 99% of dev tools I use don't require a plugin. > (more painful than, sa
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by syhol 6mo ago
There is a good chunk of overlap but mise predominately pulls from github releases artifacts/assets and pixi uses conda packages. While mise can use conda packages, the mise-conda backend is still experimental. I don't think githu
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by syhol 7mo ago
You start with the cleanest most minimal config you can get away with, but over the years you keep adding small additions and tweaks until it becomes a massive behemoth that only you will ever understand the reasoning behind.
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by syhol 7mo ago
Like deno sandbox https://deno.com/deploy/sandbox
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by syhol 8mo ago
Do these scripts need to be productionised? I prefer working in an environment where efficient sharing of knowledge and solutions is encouraged, rather than framed as a burden of responsibility. Given the choice between starting with an alm
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by syhol 8mo ago
My gut reaction is to rush to the comments to shill my favourite task runner ( mise tasks[1], now with shell aliases[2]!) but pushing past that, the core idea of writing scripts in a file rather than a shell prompt is a great nugget of wisd
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by syhol 8mo ago
My main problem with matrix is that it feels sluggish. I'm told the experience can be improved by running your own homeserver so I'll be trying that sometime this year.
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by syhol 8mo ago
Mise started out using the same plugins as asdf, mostly focused on adding performance and usability improvements. Over time it added more features and security. Most tools are now directly fetched from github releases without the need for r
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by syhol 9mo ago
Learn x in y is always my goto: https://learnxinyminutes.com/lua/
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by syhol 9mo ago
Frontend churn has chilled out so much over the last few years. The default webapp stack today has been the same for 5 years now, next.js (9yo) react (12yo) tailwind (8yo) postgres (36yo). I'm not endorsing this stack, it just seems to
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by syhol 11mo ago
have you tried lazyjj? I was thinking about giving it a go.
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by syhol 11mo ago
I've been fighting the git CLI for over a decade and I've recently picked up lazygit so I can relate to this post. A good TUI has made git a joy to use and when I did try to pick up jj last year it seems like too much learning for
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by syhol 11mo ago
HOCON is so overlooked but an almost ideal config language in my eyes. The only element I'm not 100% on is unquoted string values (the norway problem but not quite as bad since there isn't no/yes booleans), but even thats not
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by syhol 1y ago
A passkey import/export standard is in the works. Once I know I can backup everything in a keepass database I'll be much happier.

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