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Bro, just use fish shell. They have done all the heavy lifting for you.

eating555on Bend: a high-level language that runs on GPUs (via HVM2)

I would be pretty appreciated if people criticize my project. That is how you grow. If people tend hide cruel truth behind applause, the world would just crumbled.

eating555on Structures in C: From Basics to Memory Alignment

Also "The lost art of structure packing" is a good read

https://www.catb.org/esr/structure-packing/

eating555on Searchable and sortable H1B salary database

BYTEDANCE submitted a patch few months ago to reduce the system reboot time for a few milliseconds. That means a lot for rebooting their hundreds of thousands of VMs.

eating555on Easy Effects: Audio effects for PipeWire applications

Are you still using easyeffect? It has improved A LOT since the first port of PipeWire. And as mentioned, the author is pretty responsive on reported issues.

eating555on People tricking ChatGPT “like watching an Asimov novel come to life”

I have seen people shown that it can solve hard problem on leetcode. I really want to if it can solve hard math problems....Or even the unsolved ones

eating555on Helix: A Neovim inspired editor, written in Rust

I think the fact that helix doesn't really need a plugin/extension system is beautiful. It means that it's simple enough to config yet still powerful. Helix smooth out the learning curve in this good way and I hope it won't become complicated and make learning curve as deep as vim/nvim.

eating555on DIY Digital Room Correction with Linux

Good to see the detailed write-up! Many others are just a brief guide to make you buy their service or product.

eating555on Ken Thompson really did launch his "trusting trust" trojan attack in real life

Here's a repo for all kinds of anime girls holding programming books: https://github.com/cat-milk/Anime-Girls-Holding-Programming-...

eating555on The Lost Art of System Administration

This is pretty much why we we call Arch Linux the "Glorious Arch". It's not only a daily machine or a server. It's Art!

eating555on Upscayl – Free and Open Source AI Image Upscaler for Linux, macOS and Windows

Thanks for the great tool! Although i know how to use those models, this makes my life more easier!!!!

eating555on Framework Tablet Assembly Manual

There are many makers here in East Asia as well. Hope we can order stuff from framework soooonn

eating555on Apple warns suppliers to follow China rules on 'Taiwan' labeling

Current government doesn't agree on the 1992 consensus. The agreement on "One China" doesn't exist.

Discalaimer: I live here.

eating555on Clap: The New Audio Plug-In Standard

Here is a more detailed technical post on CLAP, and the comparison between existed open standard LV2: https://cdm.link/2022/06/clap-is-a-new-open-source-plug-in-f...

eating555on Sunsetting Atom

Same here. I've tried VSCode multiple times but still switched back to atom. Just FEELS RIGHT.

eating555on What is end-to-end encryption and how does it work?

Good point! Thanks.

eating555on What is end-to-end encryption and how does it work?

By seeing so many drawbacks on ProtonMail, is there any other good alternatives? Gmail definitely is not one.

eating555on VS Code extensions for web development in 2022

How about atom? I can share some:

  - atom-easy-jsdoc
  - atom-live-server
  - atom-typescript
  - atom-ide-deno
  - atom-ide-javascript

For full IDE-like experience, I recommend these as well:

  - linter
  - linter-ui-default
  - atom-ide-base
  - atom-ide-code-format 
  - atom-ide-datatip 
  - atom-ide-base
  - atom-ide-debugger-node
  - atom-ide-definitions
  - atom-ide-deno
  - atom-ide-hyperclick # Or hyperclick by facebook-atom
  - atom-ide-javascript
  - atom-ide-outline
  - atom-ide-ui # don't forget to turn off diagnose in setting. It conflict with linter

eating555on The Linux Kernel Module Programming Guide

The author is pretty open to any kind of criticisms and suggestions. It would be great if you open an issue to inform him the missing contents.

eating555on The right tag for the job: why you should use semantic HTML

I write html by hand as well but I still prefer to use div as general block tag. It's just because I want it be difficult for bots to crawl XD

eating555on Covid-19 Was 'A Preventable Disaster,' WHO-Ordered Report Says

If WHO can take the warning earlier (https://www.cdc.gov.tw/En/Bulletin/Detail/PAD-lbwDHeN_bLa-vi...)..... IF.....

eating555on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Perfect World Edition

NICE. Now cheaters stay in their own servers.

eating555on What I Use Instead of Google

I've checked Linode. Why it's price is much lower than others like AWS, Azure or GCP? Because of some drawback?

eating555on EU countries team up for semiconductor push

Good luck. But remember Taiwanese working 24/7 for TSMC. If they want to catch up TSMC, they might need to do the same.

eating555on Ask HN: Is there a whole universe of Chinese software that we don't see?

The fact is that almost every resources are written in Chinese. If you can read Chinese you can find plenty of, tons of useful and interested stuff. The reason those are not written in Chinese is that they don't actually need western people to read and discuss with them. Chinese developers are enough for discussion, tech talks...

eating555on China to impose sweeping security law in Hong Kong, ends city’s autonomy

Don't be serious with that guy.

eating555on Let's guess what Google requires in 14 days or they kill our extension

Same thing happens on Google Play Store. They ask us to comply the privacy policy without giving us any guideeline :(

eating555on Godot 4.0 will get a new lightmapper

Exactly. Also, most of the time frameworks/Engines has the tool you need to build a game. Only in some specific technical bottle neck you need to ditch game engines and go for libraries or some in-house tools. But in that case, it would be pretty artist-unfriendly.

eating555on GitHub Codespaces

So seems like GitHub is in the shape of VS Code now. Good job Microsoft. Atom is not your child anymore.

eating555on GitHub's new notifications: a case of regressive design

I miss the old way that organizing notifications by repos, so that I can work on the repos in higher priority.