Jonathan Clem
@jclem.me
Sales representative at Strickland Propane. Engineer at Notion. Formerly Magic AI, GitHub, Dropbox, Canvas, Heroku.
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ctrl-c prevents autocommands from firing. you can override that behavior with inoremap <C-c> <Esc>
i'll look into if there's anything that can be done upstream sometime next year
i'll look into if there's anything that can be done upstream sometime next year
January 1, 2025 at 12:38 AM
ctrl-c prevents autocommands from firing. you can override that behavior with inoremap <C-c> <Esc>
i'll look into if there's anything that can be done upstream sometime next year
i'll look into if there's anything that can be done upstream sometime next year
@us.graphics I tried emailing inquiry@ but got an automated "recipient address rejected: access denied" message, so I'll bug you here—sorry!
I've noticed this ligature issue across TX-02 weights 200, 350, 500, 600, and 800. The two terminal windows attached to this message have the same contents.
I've noticed this ligature issue across TX-02 weights 200, 350, 500, 600, and 800. The two terminal windows attached to this message have the same contents.
December 31, 2024 at 4:16 PM
@us.graphics I tried emailing inquiry@ but got an automated "recipient address rejected: access denied" message, so I'll bug you here—sorry!
I've noticed this ligature issue across TX-02 weights 200, 350, 500, 600, and 800. The two terminal windows attached to this message have the same contents.
I've noticed this ligature issue across TX-02 weights 200, 350, 500, 600, and 800. The two terminal windows attached to this message have the same contents.
Is there a way to make Copilot in Neovim good? Both of the popular plugins are just leaving ghost text *everywhere* for me.
December 31, 2024 at 12:10 AM
Is there a way to make Copilot in Neovim good? Both of the popular plugins are just leaving ghost text *everywhere* for me.
Tons of movies with the in-laws:
- The Inheritance (goofy, bad)
- Escape from Alcatraz (holiday TV classic)
- Juror #2 (weird acting, awkward editing, interesting)
- Twisters (“Twister, but YouTube”)
- Carry-On (low expectations, fun)
- Olympus Has Fallen (^)
- Nosferatu (liked, lacked Popol Vuh)
- The Inheritance (goofy, bad)
- Escape from Alcatraz (holiday TV classic)
- Juror #2 (weird acting, awkward editing, interesting)
- Twisters (“Twister, but YouTube”)
- Carry-On (low expectations, fun)
- Olympus Has Fallen (^)
- Nosferatu (liked, lacked Popol Vuh)
December 28, 2024 at 7:44 PM
Tons of movies with the in-laws:
- The Inheritance (goofy, bad)
- Escape from Alcatraz (holiday TV classic)
- Juror #2 (weird acting, awkward editing, interesting)
- Twisters (“Twister, but YouTube”)
- Carry-On (low expectations, fun)
- Olympus Has Fallen (^)
- Nosferatu (liked, lacked Popol Vuh)
- The Inheritance (goofy, bad)
- Escape from Alcatraz (holiday TV classic)
- Juror #2 (weird acting, awkward editing, interesting)
- Twisters (“Twister, but YouTube”)
- Carry-On (low expectations, fun)
- Olympus Has Fallen (^)
- Nosferatu (liked, lacked Popol Vuh)
“Nosferatu” was more or less what I wanted. Not so much a horror movie, but more of a woe-steeped gothic drama. I think of Eggers’ movies, I’d place it right above “The Northman”, which is at the bottom for me (and I still really liked that one).
December 28, 2024 at 7:37 PM
“Nosferatu” was more or less what I wanted. Not so much a horror movie, but more of a woe-steeped gothic drama. I think of Eggers’ movies, I’d place it right above “The Northman”, which is at the bottom for me (and I still really liked that one).
Typical HN commenter: “The ghostty home page didn’t say exactly what it was up front so I assumed it meant ‘good horses only sir today thank you’ which isn’t useful to me a Linux user and I clicked away”
December 27, 2024 at 8:04 PM
Typical HN commenter: “The ghostty home page didn’t say exactly what it was up front so I assumed it meant ‘good horses only sir today thank you’ which isn’t useful to me a Linux user and I clicked away”
Rewriting my personal httpie replacement from Go to Rust and I deeply appreciate the parser combinator crate “nom” for using terms like “many0” instead of making me remember what “Kleene” means.
December 23, 2024 at 11:42 PM
Rewriting my personal httpie replacement from Go to Rust and I deeply appreciate the parser combinator crate “nom” for using terms like “many0” instead of making me remember what “Kleene” means.
Using @pglite.dev as a cache for Automerge and everything works surprisingly well; all in the browser. Eventually hope to use it for things like client-side full-text search over Automerge docs.
December 16, 2024 at 1:43 PM
Using @pglite.dev as a cache for Automerge and everything works surprisingly well; all in the browser. Eventually hope to use it for things like client-side full-text search over Automerge docs.
Apple Intelligence simply cannot render anything close to my face and I’m proud of that. Especially smiling; it completely ignores my diastema.
December 16, 2024 at 1:10 PM
Apple Intelligence simply cannot render anything close to my face and I’m proud of that. Especially smiling; it completely ignores my diastema.
I tried Craft for a few days and again am back at Obsidian. I thought the native app would keep me there, especially on mobile where Obsidian is a bit of a mess, but surprisingly I found Craft janky, too.
December 3, 2024 at 10:49 PM
I tried Craft for a few days and again am back at Obsidian. I thought the native app would keep me there, especially on mobile where Obsidian is a bit of a mess, but surprisingly I found Craft janky, too.
@stephango.com What are your thoughts on accessibility of file formats? Markdown files are file-over-app and are incredibly accessible. SQLite files could also be file-over-app, but are less accessible.
December 3, 2024 at 5:00 PM
@stephango.com What are your thoughts on accessibility of file formats? Markdown files are file-over-app and are incredibly accessible. SQLite files could also be file-over-app, but are less accessible.
I like when Effect allows me to derive interfaces from an implementation. Context.Tag and generics make this easy. I wish Go allowed me to do this (e.g . derive an interface from my “no-op” implementation).
December 2, 2024 at 10:52 PM
I like when Effect allows me to derive interfaces from an implementation. Context.Tag and generics make this easy. I wish Go allowed me to do this (e.g . derive an interface from my “no-op” implementation).
@danabra.mov Is the copious padding below the list of post replies an intentional UX thing or is this some React Native issue? I can see it being good for UX because it allows for reading replies in a more comfortable part of the screen (top/center rather than the very bottom).
November 29, 2024 at 4:18 PM
@danabra.mov Is the copious padding below the list of post replies an intentional UX thing or is this some React Native issue? I can see it being good for UX because it allows for reading replies in a more comfortable part of the screen (top/center rather than the very bottom).
Found Bun today (bun.uptrace.dev) and I really like it so far. It’s a nice balance between Masterminds/squirrel—which I usually use—and a full ORM, which I don’t want.
Bun: SQL client for Golang
Why another Golang ORM? So you can elegantly write complex queries: Quickstart Open Source APM (https://uptrace.dev/get/open-source-apm.html); Distributed tracing tools (https:/...
bun.uptrace.dev
November 27, 2024 at 2:53 AM
Found Bun today (bun.uptrace.dev) and I really like it so far. It’s a nice balance between Masterminds/squirrel—which I usually use—and a full ORM, which I don’t want.
Spent a bunch of time on test bugs before I remembered that `go test` runs package tests in separate processes. Makes it really hard to speed up tests that rely on DB by using a pool of N test databases like e.g. Phoenix does.
November 25, 2024 at 9:30 PM
Spent a bunch of time on test bugs before I remembered that `go test` runs package tests in separate processes. Makes it really hard to speed up tests that rely on DB by using a pool of N test databases like e.g. Phoenix does.
Chuckling to myself at the thought of asking waiters “Does this have bones in it?” regarding food that doesn’t have bones: spaghetti, hot dogs, etc.
November 21, 2024 at 12:18 AM
Chuckling to myself at the thought of asking waiters “Does this have bones in it?” regarding food that doesn’t have bones: spaghetti, hot dogs, etc.
Predicting the biggest Oscars snub this year: Yuri Borisov in my favorite film of 2024, Anora.
November 19, 2024 at 6:53 PM
Predicting the biggest Oscars snub this year: Yuri Borisov in my favorite film of 2024, Anora.
In general, I don’t love how often struct tags are used to escape tedium in Go, sometimes. Huma (huma.rocks/features/req...) is an example, although I acknowledge that almost any alternative API in Go might be very verbose.
November 19, 2024 at 5:37 PM
In general, I don’t love how often struct tags are used to escape tedium in Go, sometimes. Huma (huma.rocks/features/req...) is an example, although I acknowledge that almost any alternative API in Go might be very verbose.
After looking around and not loving what I saw (using struct tags is the worst option), I like this little Go validation API I came up with this morning.
November 19, 2024 at 5:25 PM
After looking around and not loving what I saw (using struct tags is the worst option), I like this little Go validation API I came up with this morning.
What do people use for request/schema/etc. validation in Go nowadays?
November 19, 2024 at 12:26 AM
What do people use for request/schema/etc. validation in Go nowadays?
How do folks use Auth0 organizations? Seems very slow to rely on the API, but syncing with a database I own adds lots of distributed systems problems.
November 18, 2024 at 4:03 PM
How do folks use Auth0 organizations? Seems very slow to rely on the API, but syncing with a database I own adds lots of distributed systems problems.
QBASIC -> Flash -> HTML/JS -> break in college for BFA -> building custom software for Apple 5th Ave -> horrible job in New Jersey -> Heroku
How did you get into web development?
MySpace? Comp sci? Made the jump from print? Bootcamp?
MySpace? Comp sci? Made the jump from print? Bootcamp?
November 17, 2024 at 3:56 PM
QBASIC -> Flash -> HTML/JS -> break in college for BFA -> building custom software for Apple 5th Ave -> horrible job in New Jersey -> Heroku
First trip to the Big Apple Circus in probably 8 years. I think a lot of people don’t even know that we have this in Manhattan every year, but we do, and it’s worth going to!
November 17, 2024 at 3:42 PM
First trip to the Big Apple Circus in probably 8 years. I think a lot of people don’t even know that we have this in Manhattan every year, but we do, and it’s worth going to!
Sometimes I feel like Go is optimized for delivering dopamine hits to developers for basically getting nothing done.
November 13, 2024 at 11:10 PM
Sometimes I feel like Go is optimized for delivering dopamine hits to developers for basically getting nothing done.