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azriel91

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    A graphviz dot substitute in pure rust: https://azriel.im/disposition/ Things I missed in original graphviz dot: 1. predictable / stable layout 2. dark and light mode css (tailwind…

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    A side-side(-side?) project: - Imagined job I want to do: Teach software from the ground up, with good illustrations. - Side: https://peace.mk/ - Create my own automation framework…

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    Comment #48453768

    "Hi everyone, today we're going to read the book of Acts." opens terminal (made me smile)

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    Comment #48453572

    A graphviz substitute in rust: https://azriel.im/disposition/ The text editor has an LSP built in to guide you to what can be entered, but see the examples. I wanted a way to have …

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    Comment #48090921

    Working on a GraphViz replacement (again): Site: https://azriel.im/disposition Repo: https://github.com/azriel91/disposition It's written in Rust, has stable node positions, is sty…

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    Comment #47755888

    An SVG diagram generator to substitute GraphViz in pure Rust: https://azriel.im/disposition Solves some problems that were hard to work around with GraphViz, e.g. default and custo…

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    Comment #45497541

    I used to make these quite often: https://cards.azriel.im/ Now I still make them occasionally, though I haven't updated the blog for a while. I find that tangible art could sometim…

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    Comment #45077436

    Does my side project provide any hope? https://peace.mk/blog/checkpoint/ (old blog post, but I'm slow in making progress)

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    Comment #43156764

    Working on "wanting to live". It's hard to create desire within oneself when one has experienced intense sorrow. Been trying the "do the thing, and desire comes after" for many thi…

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    Show HN: Peace: Zero Stress Automation

    Heya HN, I've been working on this framework because it's always too easy to do dangerous things with the deployment tools I've worked with, and I tend to feel guilty when "I tried…

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    Comment #42781763

    there's: https://github.com/Pernosco/gha-runner but I'm not sure how complete it is, and probably doesn't satisfy the author's use cases

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    Comment #42668283

    https://www.nushell.sh/ I use this as my main shell on Windows, and as a supplementary on Mac and Linux.

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    Show HN: Tears (simplistic app for how to help someone sad)

    Heya, I went through a sad time, and realized many people who want to help, either don't know how, or don't realize their eagerness may be the very thing that makes their help be e…

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    Show HN: Dot IX: A diagram generator (2024)

    Hey all, I made a diagram generator to solve common frustrations with diagramming tools. You can think of this as GraphViz dot + Tailwind + easier markup. The concerns I've catered…

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    Comment #40605517

    What I'd like is a future where software is "stupidly fast": 1. RIIR -- for native code execution performance, and correctness 2. async rust preferably -- green threads for efficie…

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    Comment #37038624

    1. A dove soft toy, that can tuck its wings: - stencil: https://github.com/azriel91/dove_stencil/ - wings tucked: https://github.com/azriel91/dove_stencil/blob/main/photos/20... Ma…

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    Ah, I hadn't heard of SWIG until now, which means it's probably best for others who do use them to comment how useful they are. I think, future me could find them useful, e.g. to s…

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    Heya, I made a toy web app that adds interactivity to GraphViz generated graphs. My plan is to make my automation framework generate those graphs on a web page to visualize automat…

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    Ah, made me realize, if the network is meant to promote connection, it shouldn't strongly delete them, but perhaps move them to a "stale" / "inactive" list. Thanks!

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