Do you have a write up about this? Actions are great, but my #2 gripe with actions, after the tenuous security posture, is that the default practice is not to run/validate actions locally.
I'm surprised not to see any comments about rainbow brackets for the Lisp family of languages. I just started in a non-Emacs environment to avoid learning two things, but colourful brackets have made the paradigm shift…
Agreed on this. Especially with the return keyword argument presented in the same article. An assertion of correctness relating to a matter of taste is, ironically, going to be trivially falsifiable. Even though I found…
I can vouch for Mealie. My wife and I run it locally for family recipes and to pull down recipes from websites. I have a DNS ad blocker running, but most recipe sites are still a mess to navigate on mobile. You can also…
I'm exactly that person. Always running an older device and lamenting the lack of small devices. Unfortunately, the mainstream wants big devices, so we all get big devices.
We somewhat have this with object picking. You can render objects with unique IDs to a framebuffer, so it's all in parallel. Then you just query the buffer at your mouse coordinates. Of course you lose some properties…
I look over at Zig with envy every time I have to write and, inevitably, look up how to write a Rust macro.
I started writing a static analysis tool for the BNF metasyntax. Basically one half of a parser generator, which I do not intend to implement as it's all just for fun!
I switched to Neovim because of RSI. I don't think I would have been able to keep my job without it. I know the other editors have Vim emulation plug-ins, but I found I would always reach for the mouse if I didn't know…
https://battesonb.github.io A relatively new blog. I've picked up posting more frequently in the last few weeks. Right now, I'm working through making a simple game end-to-end using WebGPU and TypeScript. I enjoy…
Do you have a write up about this? Actions are great, but my #2 gripe with actions, after the tenuous security posture, is that the default practice is not to run/validate actions locally.
I'm surprised not to see any comments about rainbow brackets for the Lisp family of languages. I just started in a non-Emacs environment to avoid learning two things, but colourful brackets have made the paradigm shift…
Agreed on this. Especially with the return keyword argument presented in the same article. An assertion of correctness relating to a matter of taste is, ironically, going to be trivially falsifiable. Even though I found…
I can vouch for Mealie. My wife and I run it locally for family recipes and to pull down recipes from websites. I have a DNS ad blocker running, but most recipe sites are still a mess to navigate on mobile. You can also…
I'm exactly that person. Always running an older device and lamenting the lack of small devices. Unfortunately, the mainstream wants big devices, so we all get big devices.
We somewhat have this with object picking. You can render objects with unique IDs to a framebuffer, so it's all in parallel. Then you just query the buffer at your mouse coordinates. Of course you lose some properties…
I look over at Zig with envy every time I have to write and, inevitably, look up how to write a Rust macro.
I started writing a static analysis tool for the BNF metasyntax. Basically one half of a parser generator, which I do not intend to implement as it's all just for fun!
I switched to Neovim because of RSI. I don't think I would have been able to keep my job without it. I know the other editors have Vim emulation plug-ins, but I found I would always reach for the mouse if I didn't know…
https://battesonb.github.io A relatively new blog. I've picked up posting more frequently in the last few weeks. Right now, I'm working through making a simple game end-to-end using WebGPU and TypeScript. I enjoy…