guptarohit

I too switched to zed recently, been using jetbrain IDEs for over 10 years. Noticed recently pycharm been acting up and hogging lot of ram!

why good things don't last longer.

I been doing the same from a year, dumping all my thoughts in obsidian notes especially on the Friday evening, this really helped me resuming when back to the work.

This looks great! looks very close to jless https://github.com/PaulJuliusMartinez/jless

This. At first glance from title of this submission I thought it's an astrology app.

Couldn’t agree more! I’ve been following his channel from very long time, it’s one of the underrated gem YT channel.

I believe OP meant some features of PhotoPrism is paid.

Thanks for sharing. Its Design looks relatively more clean.

Other videos on his channel is also quite interesting

Welcome to the club!

The day I knew about it and till know I don’t think I ever clicked in search bar to search.

This shortcut is very helpful!

In similar context, Ctrl+w for closing tab.

I’m curious if we have something similar for chromium based browsers?

I enjoy listening to mixes from musicforprogramming.net while coding.

During my search for tool to stream it directly from the terminal, I came across a JavaScript project that, unfortunately, was not functional.

So, I wrote this cli utility in rust that allows playing directly from terminal.

This is pretty new, I welcome your feedback and suggestions! Please let me know what features you'd like to see added.

I’ve tried many note taking apps, but now settled with Joplin. All other alternatives are on freemium model.

I’m glad we have something like Joplin. Kudos to the Joplin team & community.

https://rohitgupta.xyz/blog/

Programming, dev tools & process

thanks for sharing, Matter looks promising I'll give it a try.

This is one of the great writeup!

In case you want to listen it instead of reading it like me, you can do so by following command, it creates a audio file (named greatwork) which you can play:

wget -qO- http://paulgraham.com/greatwork.html | sed -e '/<script/,/<\/script>/d' -e 's/<[^>]*>//g; s/\&nbsp\;/ /g; s/\&amp\;/\&/g; s/\&lt\;/</g; s/\&gt\;/>/g' | say --progress -o greatwork

please note, this is tested on macOS only.

Today i was working to add multiline plot support to cli of asciigraph, using that it’s possible to do something very similar.

Post showing multiline plot of ping to multiple hosts: https://mastodon.social/@guptarohit/110638311512899264

for these reasons I have started using PGP signing for commits and releases I make

Postman used to be a go-to tool for testing APIs, now I use anything else (curl, httpie, etc) but postman. Too much is some time too less.

Finally! nice.

I've used the mobile app, it's simply amazing!!

Not just Gmail, but I got logged out from other websites as well! [chrome 69, linux, ubuntu 16.04]

I believe all this is part of evolution.. thing to come after the current(human).

100% agree!!

Awesome! Good to see you added two new features, i.e. color and multiline. Check the one ported to the Go https://github.com/guptarohit/asciigraph

Hi, thanks for pointing this, I understand this now:). Thinking about renaming the repository, 'utfgraph' sounds good? or please suggest any other more appropriate(good) name, thanks:)

Hi, thanks for point this, I understand this now:). Thinking about renaming the repository, 'utfgraph' sounds good? or please suggest any other name.

thanks, that's what I thought :) Actually I need the same for one of my ongoing project.

Sure! Is your project on GitHub? Would like to have a look.

You can also use python to run the program.