I tried Elfeed2 immediately after the announcement, well, it's nowhere near the experience of elfeed in Emacs. Elfeed2 doesn't load content for most of my feeds, elfeed does. I also integrated elfeed-tube, which shows…
Lots of mentions of bearblog.dev, I want to mention https://mataroa.blog which is even more similar.
Reaching RET to open a block is too far from the home row, very unpleasant. C-m (Control-M) is much better and supported by both vim and Emacs.
I keep weekly notes in my work Org Roam project, Week-N-of-2024.org, where I store all the current work. At the end of the week I carry on TODO/DOING/WAITING headings. Every heading usually references topical Org Roam…
My iPad crashed when I clicked to the video on the page.
Did you ask why does JetBrains have so many IDEs, each for different language? PyCharm, WebStorm, RubyMine, CLion, Idea. Emacs has LSP client that works will all LSP servers. It's your responsibility to bring an LSP…
Emacs 29 is bundled with version of modus-themes that doesn't include tinted variants, you need to install them from Elpa.
On macOS try emacs-mac-port, it has many goodies comparing to emacsformacos.com: - The only Emacs that works with window managers, I use Magnet.app to resize windows using shortcuts - Integration with other macOS apps,…
I used Echo for one of my projects few years ago. I don’t remember which version it was, but authors (Labstack) were releasing major versions like every year or so, after two migrations I found myself in need to migrate…
For Emacs there's beautiful restclient.el [1]. [1]: https://github.com/pashky/restclient.el
I’m using lispy[1] instead of paredit and absolutely happy about it. [1]: https://github.com/abo-abo/lispy
Several big mainstream products are implemented in Scala, including Apache Spark and Akka. Clojure has nothing of comparable size.
I tried it, doesn’t work - Lambda resource needs hash sum to compare against previous deployment to trigger updates of the source bundle, and Terraform needs a file to be present during plan stage. With null_resource…
I’m building data pipelines in AWS (s3/sqs/dynamo/api gw/lambda/batch) + Snowflake. Earlier this year I tried to use Terraform for everything, using principle “everything is a resource” (everything in my case is AWS,…
I've been using jq for several years but still can't write anything more complex than simple XPath without going to manual and googling. Babashka[1] with Cheshire[2] aliased as json solves this to me, the code is longer…
There is a specific website explaining indexing basics and different usage techniques - http://use-the-index-luke.com
I'm using app.hackerwebapp.com for browsing HN from mobile - easy to use on mobile. But anyways keep.
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9394144
Looks similar to fzf[1], which is also written in Go. [1]: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
Ok, I finally get your point, thanks for detailed explanation.
This article was originally posted on Recurse Center - https://codewords.recurse.com/issues/two/git-from-the-inside... And here is HN discussion - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9272249
Still don't get it. Knowing that I use SGP gives attacker nothing. On each guess of master password attacker has to generate pass (quick, using hash) and then GO to website and try to login. And this is very slow…
I'm using only mobile version which is a standalone page. I memorized the icon generated for my master password so I can spot if I made a mistake whilst typing. I also use salted master password for each site, so I'm…
I'm using [SuperGenPass] for exactly same thing. I forked the project on Github so I'm sure that algorithm won't be changed. [SuperGenPass]: https://chriszarate.github.io/supergenpass/
I'd like to try the App. If you have codes left, please consider sending one to schmooser _at_ gmail.com
I tried Elfeed2 immediately after the announcement, well, it's nowhere near the experience of elfeed in Emacs. Elfeed2 doesn't load content for most of my feeds, elfeed does. I also integrated elfeed-tube, which shows…
Lots of mentions of bearblog.dev, I want to mention https://mataroa.blog which is even more similar.
Reaching RET to open a block is too far from the home row, very unpleasant. C-m (Control-M) is much better and supported by both vim and Emacs.
I keep weekly notes in my work Org Roam project, Week-N-of-2024.org, where I store all the current work. At the end of the week I carry on TODO/DOING/WAITING headings. Every heading usually references topical Org Roam…
My iPad crashed when I clicked to the video on the page.
Did you ask why does JetBrains have so many IDEs, each for different language? PyCharm, WebStorm, RubyMine, CLion, Idea. Emacs has LSP client that works will all LSP servers. It's your responsibility to bring an LSP…
Emacs 29 is bundled with version of modus-themes that doesn't include tinted variants, you need to install them from Elpa.
On macOS try emacs-mac-port, it has many goodies comparing to emacsformacos.com: - The only Emacs that works with window managers, I use Magnet.app to resize windows using shortcuts - Integration with other macOS apps,…
I used Echo for one of my projects few years ago. I don’t remember which version it was, but authors (Labstack) were releasing major versions like every year or so, after two migrations I found myself in need to migrate…
For Emacs there's beautiful restclient.el [1]. [1]: https://github.com/pashky/restclient.el
I’m using lispy[1] instead of paredit and absolutely happy about it. [1]: https://github.com/abo-abo/lispy
Several big mainstream products are implemented in Scala, including Apache Spark and Akka. Clojure has nothing of comparable size.
I tried it, doesn’t work - Lambda resource needs hash sum to compare against previous deployment to trigger updates of the source bundle, and Terraform needs a file to be present during plan stage. With null_resource…
I’m building data pipelines in AWS (s3/sqs/dynamo/api gw/lambda/batch) + Snowflake. Earlier this year I tried to use Terraform for everything, using principle “everything is a resource” (everything in my case is AWS,…
I've been using jq for several years but still can't write anything more complex than simple XPath without going to manual and googling. Babashka[1] with Cheshire[2] aliased as json solves this to me, the code is longer…
There is a specific website explaining indexing basics and different usage techniques - http://use-the-index-luke.com
I'm using app.hackerwebapp.com for browsing HN from mobile - easy to use on mobile. But anyways keep.
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9394144
Looks similar to fzf[1], which is also written in Go. [1]: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
Ok, I finally get your point, thanks for detailed explanation.
This article was originally posted on Recurse Center - https://codewords.recurse.com/issues/two/git-from-the-inside... And here is HN discussion - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9272249
Still don't get it. Knowing that I use SGP gives attacker nothing. On each guess of master password attacker has to generate pass (quick, using hash) and then GO to website and try to login. And this is very slow…
I'm using only mobile version which is a standalone page. I memorized the icon generated for my master password so I can spot if I made a mistake whilst typing. I also use salted master password for each site, so I'm…
I'm using [SuperGenPass] for exactly same thing. I forked the project on Github so I'm sure that algorithm won't be changed. [SuperGenPass]: https://chriszarate.github.io/supergenpass/
I'd like to try the App. If you have codes left, please consider sending one to schmooser _at_ gmail.com