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leonheld

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About leonheld

I write here https://leonardoheld.ovh/ and here.

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    Comment #44682933

    It's all written in shell, no other dependencies. This is what so many shells that tried to "revitalize" sh missed! I'll definitely adopt this.

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    Comment #44571927

    My experience with HackerNews would be significantly improved if I could exclude the LLM-related stuff... it's overwhelming.

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    Comment #44364305

    My apologies: "mydependencies" are packages from PyPI ( https://pypi.org/ ), as if you did "pip install ...".

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    Comment #44358181

    I adore the uv add --script mycoolscript.py And then shoving #!/usr/bin/env -S uv run on top so I can run Python scripts easily. It's great!

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    Comment #44336741

    Haiku/BeOS to me is simply peak computer design. This is beautiful!

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    Comment #44286015

    We use it for testing binary embedded Linux distros where tricking the OS to think there's a display connected introduces a new variable that is not present in the user's deploymen…

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    Comment #44099825

    I get nomi.ai, which is a service to: "... build a meaningful friendship, develop a passionate relationship, or learn from an insightful mentor." Jesus Christ.

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    Comment #44029160

    While others have expressed sentiments about YouTube and Google, let me tell you what I really hate - translated reddit posts. They're polluting search results and it's the ultimat…

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    Comment #43983999

    Good point. I did not scroll to the rules.

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    Comment #43983545

    What are you talking about? 25~30k is almost a year's salaries for a dev in Eastern Europe/South America.

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    Comment #43972059

    If we're talking numbers, there are many, many more embedded systems than general purpose computers. And these are mostly built on ancient process nodes compared to the cutting edg…

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    Comment #43962657

    > Honestly my sense is that it's just time to rip the bandaid off and generate synthesizable hardware from Python or Rust or whatnot. I worked a bit with VHDL and the parallelism a…

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    Comment #43908498

    I love Rust, but I after doing it for a little while, I completely understand the "brain drain" aspect... yes, I get significantly better programs, but it is tiring to fight the bo…

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    Comment #43844391

    It's about half of my state in Brazil (which is one of the smallest in the country). However, I've been to Belgium many times and it feels bigger. I think the key is the population…

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    Comment #43772112

    I profoundly do not understand why one needs Hugo or Jekyll or whatever other generator. Why not write HTML in the first place? It's so absurdly easy and it makes you not depend on…

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    Ask HN: Where are people sharing their blogs these days?

    I really like blogs, and I've started blogging again like this past week. I want to share what I write but get some nice reading lists going to. Today I basically use HN as my blog…

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    Comment #43622080

    Has been done: https://youtu.be/Z1Nf8KcG4ro?t=1107

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    Comment #43175975

    It's obvious to you becase you seem like a decent human being, judging from this comment.

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    Comment #43171824

    The response here would be significantly different if this was about measuring the performance of software engineers in wealthy countries.

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    Comment #43170820

    I... did not know that! Yep yep that should do the trick for me. Thanks a lot, actually!

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    Comment #43170816

    Nobody is stopping you from using master, you can do whatever you want. The author even recognizes that very clearly in the text. You can name all your default branches `megazord`.…

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    Comment #43170600

    After using delta for a while, I'm going back to the regular diff view... it's not that it isn't good, but I'm constantly copying diffs (yes, I know I can generate patches) and the…

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    Comment #43158908

    > I guess some older or more closer to the metal parts will stay in C I suppose the biggest reason is that C programmers are more likely than not trained to kinda know what the ass…

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    Comment #43139387

    > have not yet found a hardware independent Linux distro that can be reliably updated in an IOT context I'm part of the team that builds an immutable distro based on OSTree ( https…