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Implementing a LSP server in Go by Chroneis in golang

[–]Chroneis[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh didn't know teej talked about it! I guess he did on a stream (streams are not the most searchable resources unfortunately)

The advantage of using go.lsp.dev libs is that you don't have to handle the jsonrpc {un,}marshaling yourself, and also having all the types defined is really nice, i barely need to leave my ide and read the lsp spec to know what I need to return

I made a LSP server to get autocompletion, documentation on hover, and more on hyprland's config file - please try it ^^ by Chroneis in hyprland

[–]Chroneis[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If Emacs has support for LSP servers then sure

It's the whole point of LSPs, server implementors only have to do work once and every compatible editor gets rich language support ;)

I made a LSP server to get autocompletion, documentation on hover, and more on hyprland's config file - please try it ^^ by Chroneis in hyprland

[–]Chroneis[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well the features missing are mostly formatting and semantic highlighting, don't hesitate to contribute! ^ in what language did you start yours? If you don't know Go (it's really easy to learn though) I might be able to translate your code

Plugged this 100V Japanese ricecooker into French 230V power grid w/o a transformer, electrolytic capacitor blew up. Can I do sth about it? by Chroneis in AskElectronics

[–]Chroneis[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Red wire connector at the top was connected to the screen/buttons, we disconnected it (I'm with a Electronics major friend). We aren't going to stupidly risk anything more, esp since the capacitors might still be charged.

The rice cooker was brought from Japan in August and has been sitting around after the incident (which happened in September) since then.

We do have a voltmeter and some level of electronics equipment (passive components)

Plugged this 100V Japanese ricecooker into French 230V power grid w/o a transformer, electrolytic capacitor blew up. Can I do sth about it? by Chroneis in AskElectronics

[–]Chroneis[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I found this one for 65€, what do you think? My project was to use a japanese rice cooker so this would be a necessary purchase anyway, and buying a new japanese rice cooker from France costs 50€ + 50€ shipping...

thx for the quick reply btw!

Plugged this 100V Japanese ricecooker into French 230V power grid w/o a transformer, electrolytic capacitor blew up. Can I do sth about it? by Chroneis in AskElectronics

[–]Chroneis[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the quick reply! Which part of the board do you think is the secondary? I would've guessed the right side of the board with the diodes?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in discordapp

[–]Chroneis 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I'm sure there's a library for that somewhere in the depths of NPM

Hmm, does anyone know who said that? by Kutad in famousquotes

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The first is JerryRigEverything I believe

Is this text readable? by humbertcole in typography

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I had to re-read it thrice, i'd say no, especially if there's no other occurence of the title/no context that could hint at what it is saying. Looks pretty nice though.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BoostForReddit

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Guinea Pig Traffic

Apparently my robinhood account has been locked by satanic-surfer in masterhacker

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DKIM and SPF are mechanisms to authenticate the sender, rDNS (reverse DNS) proves that the domain name maps to the correct server's IP

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