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@adenoz@aus.social  ·  activity timestamp 7 days ago

Hi all. I’m Adam (adenoz), and this is my first time on the Fediverse.

I’m an Australian data professional, and I’m typically always working on at least one side project at any one time. I won’t be writing about my $work, but I will happily write about my various side projects and interests.

I really enjoy working with #duckdb and #ggplot2 as well as finding ways to use #rustlang and tools written in rust. I have a blog built with #zola where I’ll keep writing longer form things.

I like keeping up with global events and geopolitical related matters. I especially like combining those themes with data. Simple examples of interesting things include GDELT, news text like in Factiva, and Google Trends data.

At the moment, I’m writing a native mac app that will be a query and analytics studio. That’s all I have for now on that, though more will come in due course.

I like #linux, using #nushell and #HelixEditor, as well as the great software on #macos. My current favourite IDE is #zededitor. Sometimes (often?), I’m torn between Linux and Mac for very different reasons.

I’m now rambling, so I’ll stop there for now.

#introduction

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adenoz
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@adenoz@aus.social  ·  activity timestamp 7 days ago

Hi all. I’m Adam (adenoz), and this is my first time on the Fediverse.

I’m an Australian data professional, and I’m typically always working on at least one side project at any one time. I won’t be writing about my $work, but I will happily write about my various side projects and interests.

I really enjoy working with #duckdb and #ggplot2 as well as finding ways to use #rustlang and tools written in rust. I have a blog built with #zola where I’ll keep writing longer form things.

I like keeping up with global events and geopolitical related matters. I especially like combining those themes with data. Simple examples of interesting things include GDELT, news text like in Factiva, and Google Trends data.

At the moment, I’m writing a native mac app that will be a query and analytics studio. That’s all I have for now on that, though more will come in due course.

I like #linux, using #nushell and #HelixEditor, as well as the great software on #macos. My current favourite IDE is #zededitor. Sometimes (often?), I’m torn between Linux and Mac for very different reasons.

I’m now rambling, so I’ll stop there for now.

#introduction

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​Piko
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@piko@chaos.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

The program is not even *that* long!

Screenshot of unreadably small assembly code in vim
Screenshot of unreadably small assembly code in vim
Screenshot of unreadably small assembly code in vim
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@piko@chaos.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

We solved the fifth day of advent of code – in nu shell script!

It's a very friendly shell where all data is structured. It worked really nicely for an advent of code task.
We even managed to use recursion, although the default recursion limit doesn't seem like it's intended to be used. :3

#AdventOfCode #nuShell

Screenshot of a terminal window running nu shell. There are happy and intense colors.
First you see some lines of the end of a table with numbers. In the last line, the headings ("from" and "to") are repeated. Then there's a prompt with a file path, and the command "source 05b.nu". This is followed by an error message, which is expressive and beautifully formatted. Then another prompt with the same command (one can infer that the error has been corrected in the meantime), and a table with numbers.
Screenshot of a terminal window running nu shell. There are happy and intense colors. First you see some lines of the end of a table with numbers. In the last line, the headings ("from" and "to") are repeated. Then there's a prompt with a file path, and the command "source 05b.nu". This is followed by an error message, which is expressive and beautifully formatted. Then another prompt with the same command (one can infer that the error has been corrected in the meantime), and a table with numbers.
Screenshot of a terminal window running nu shell. There are happy and intense colors. First you see some lines of the end of a table with numbers. In the last line, the headings ("from" and "to") are repeated. Then there's a prompt with a file path, and the command "source 05b.nu". This is followed by an error message, which is expressive and beautifully formatted. Then another prompt with the same command (one can infer that the error has been corrected in the meantime), and a table with numbers.
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@h4ckernews@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

The Case for Nushell (2023)

https://www.sophiajt.com/case-for-nushell/

#HackerNews #Nushell #Nushell2023 #Programming #Shells #DeveloperTools

The case for Nushell

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@ShinIce@social.tchncs.de  ·  activity timestamp 7 months ago
#dotfiles wip is going well.
Switched to #alacritty with #nushell , created a new #tmux config as the old was a mess 😅

Looks good, still a few this open to consolidate 🤘🏻

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