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defrex

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About defrex

aron.jones@gmail.com defrex.com github.com/defrex

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    That compound command issue is infuriating, and really what drove me to make this. FWIW, the prompt is easily adjustable in a `.claude/PERMISSION_POLICY.md` file in the project. It…

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    Comment #43089761

    I suppose my advice would be: when you're hand-rolling rolling particle effects in Canvas, test them on more than just an M-series Mac.

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    Comment #38058654

    Aza Raskin's earth species project is working on this. He gave a ted talk about it recently, in which he also recommends a couple books. https://youtu.be/3tUXbbbMhvk?si=6ESL-zuPIHX…

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    Comment #30104213

    Author here. I've been thinking about minimal models of evolution. I concluded that you need information to be copied with some transformation, some death, and a way for the inform…

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    Comment #28279243

    This is a reasonable conceptualization, IMO. However, the problem isn't that we can't access the information in a black hole (there are other places in the universe where informati…

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    Comment #27130408

    Flutter is Canvas-based on the web, so this post well-could mean a switch to Flutter. Hard to see how non-Flutter customer Canvas-renderer for Google Docs makes sense.

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    Comment #27130370

    Perhaps Flutter. It uses Canvas to render in the web. https://flutter.dev/

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    Comment #26825058

    Whilst it's obviously powerful, I often find myself wishing math used syntax even half as easy to understand as any decent programming language. I suppose it's a result of being de…

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    Comment #22685346

    Perhaps simply > cross _visual_ design off your list and get back to working on the hard stuff

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    Comment #22357221

    Multiple configurations are a maintenance burden. So, all else being equal, it's better not to have them. That said, not all else is equal, and configurability can indeed increase …

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    Comment #15241440

    For me the killer feature of ST is multiple cursors. Despite being relatively fluent in vim, that one feature has always prevented me from switching.

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    Comment #13083165

    CareGuide | Software Engineer | Toronto We are hiring software engineers to help us improve our online marketplaces: CanadianNanny.ca, Sitter.com, Housekeeper.com, PetSitter.com, E…

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    Comment #11472891

    It's a React+Relay single page app talking to a Django-backed GraphQL endpoint. Django's ORM helps a lot with cleanly serializing the filters. Though we denormalize the label/trans…

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    Apply HN: Spendwell – A fitness tracker for your money

    Spendwell is a productivity tool for your finances. We pull data from across your credit cards and bank accounts and give you tools to play around with it. This mainly takes the fo…

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    Comment #9547105

    Ya, it depends on the upstream timeout for the process. I'm pretty sure to default for gunicorn is 30 seconds. After that the process will be killed, which kills the thread.

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    Comment #7466510

    Granted, but the idea is that they would have to compromise Github, Twitter, a private domain, and more before performing a successful attack. That's considerably more complex than…

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    Comment #7465836

    From the README: caveat npmtor github's servers can be compromised by a court order, intruder, or employee. You should use a secondary means of verification to check all the keys f…

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    Comment #7323024

    I'd highly recommend checking out httpie as a replacement for curl. I find the interface much more intuitive.

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    Comment #7218539

    I believe their intention is to turn NPM into a business offering enterprise support for privately hosted mirrors.

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    Comment #6776277

    This article is missing pdb++[1], which I would argue is much less buggy then ipdb while having essentially all the same features. [1] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pdbpp/