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durazabu
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Comment #46567539
What do you think about my orgmode obsidian plugin? https://github.com/BBazard/obsidian-orgmode-cm6
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Comment #44658245
The reason is that elisp org-mode is huge and re-implementing it without elisp is a great undertaking. I started an implementation in javascript that I integrated in an obsidian pl…
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Comment #39717940
Biometrics like fingerprint scans can only be used as a username, not a password. Reusing passwords is a bad practice and having 200 different biometrics for 200 different services…
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Comment #37965116
The index and the staging area are not the same thing. If you define staging area as what will be committed, then the staging area is only one part of the index. The index also rec…
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Comment #35415338
Thank you for your work on neovim :) I noticed the difference by playing with kitty. It makes me consider switching to a compatible terminal emulator.
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Comment #35408672
It seems like the protocol has not been implemented yet in neovim. https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/14400
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Comment #35408362
Glad to see this page featured again. Is there any advance on that front? Previous submission was 2 years ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27193661
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Comment #33538032
Are you familiar with git pickaxe? For example: git log -pS 'deletedvar'
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Comment #33424585
Location: Antibes, France Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Javascript (Angular), Python (Flask , FastAPI), Docker Résumé/CV: bbazard.com Email: benoit.bazard@gmail…
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Comment #32182261
Fascinating, thank you for informing me.
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Comment #32176656
Same mechanism that we could use to disambiguate keys like ^H and backspace. http://www.leonerd.org.uk/hacks/fixterms/
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Comment #31513930
Yes, you go further than 12 factors with my favorite point of the article: > It’s much better to have a DataBackend that has implementations like Postgres14DataBackend and MySQL8Da…
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Comment #31513805
I mean using Java interfaces for backing services, as opposed to using Java interfaces for every Java classes.
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Comment #31513577
Some people on this thread are talking about the java interface keyword in general whereas it seems to me OP is talking specifically about interfaces to backing services [0]. [0] h…
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Comment #31387356
How I use DecSync for my calendar without any central server: Thunderbird (Linux) - Radicale+Radicale DecSync plugin (Linux/Systemd) - 'DecSync' Folder (Linux) - Syncthing (Linux) …
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Comment #30649945
Draw.io (now diagrams.net) has some support for interactive diagrams. https://www.diagrams.net/blog/interactive-diagram-layers https://drawio-app.com/interactive-diagrams-with-cust…
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Comment #30640518
I see, I am surprised they don't mention the fact that barrier doesn't appear in github search [1], most likely because it is tagged as a fork. [1] https://github.com/search?q=barr…
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Comment #30640371
No need for additional hardware. Take two Barrier-connected computers, the mouse can travel from one screen to the other. When using the keyboard, it inputs on the monitor with the…
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Comment #30640328
Barrier has been forked to https://github.com/input-leap/input-leap which has a hundred more commits by the same devs. The name is still barrier though, has anyone more info about …
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Comment #30613182
You are definitely not the only one was has the issue about the automatic switching to bluetooth headset. One workaround is to run `pactl load-module module-switch-on-connect` (not…
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Comment #29636060
You might want to look into Synfig https://github.com/synfig/synfig Here is how to export to Lottie https://synfig.readthedocs.io/en/latest/export/export_for_we...