willhbr

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by willhbr 5mo ago
Yep they automatically rebase. If that creates conflicts it's marked on the child commit and you can swap over and resolve it any time.
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by willhbr 7mo ago
That's fair feedback, thanks I focussed on how it works since that's what I set out to understand myself after seeing effects mentioned a few times
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by willhbr 8mo ago
My experience is that it is very frustrating. Apple's documentation makes no mention of what works on Linux and its limitations, so you just have to guess or work it out with trial and error. I tried to write a websocket client: https
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by willhbr 8mo ago
I picked the window chrome from Safari or Finder for each version, as similar as I could get to the highlighted area in the screenshot. My intent was to capture the shade of the non-content area in the window.
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by willhbr 8mo ago
Yep the first OS I (the author) used was the delightful beige of Windows 98
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by willhbr 1y ago
I use it over docker because it has a better license, more easily installed with system package managers (installing docker is a pain, IIRC), is rootless by default, and has a pretty transparent remote API that I can use over SSH to control
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by willhbr 1y ago
https://jan.wildeboer.net/2025/04/Web-is-Broken-Botnet-Part-...
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by willhbr 1y ago
You could definitely implement an LLVM backend that targets tmux, it just seems like a lot of work
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Show HN: I implemented Snake in a tmux config file(willhbr.net)
71 points by willhbr 1y ago|6 comments
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by willhbr 2y ago
If you need a format that can transport byte arrays unmodified (image data, etc), msgpack (or protos or whatever) is much better than JSON since you don't have to base64 encode or escape the data. It also supports non-string keys which
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Solving Sudoku with Tmux(willhbr.net)
1 points by willhbr 2y ago|0 comments
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by willhbr 3y ago
I actually wrote some thoughts about this a few months ago [0]. tmux actually does a really good job in this regard, the config language is fairly simple, and if you want to do more complicated things you just shell out and then use the CLI
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Show HN: Making a Compiler to Prove Tmux Is Turing Complete(willhbr.net)
88 points by willhbr 3y ago|12 comments
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by willhbr 3y ago
I actually wrote about my thoughts on the tradeoffs between purely-config and purely-code: https://willhbr.net/2024/01/18/the-code-config-continuum/