Been using fx (fx.wtf) as alternative to jq recently.
Give you a nice javascript interface to do similar types of processing to what I would do with jq.
if you like fx, then you'll love https://jless.io/
Readit Newsnoperator commented on Jqfmt like gofmt, but for jq github.com/noperator/jqfm... · Posted by u/Bluestein
noperator commented on Jqfmt like gofmt, but for jq github.com/noperator/jqfm... · Posted by u/Bluestein
Hey, author here. see also, sol: a de-minifier (formatter, exploder, beautifier) for shell one-liners
https://github.com/noperator/sol
I actually wrote jqfmt because I needed it for sol :)
noperator commented on Ask HN: What are your favorite one-liner shell commands you use? · Posted by u/rajkumarsekar
kind of meta, but one of my most-used commands is sol: a de-minifier (formatter, exploder, beautifier) for shell one-liners
noperator commented on I used o3 to profile myself from my saved Pocket links noperator.dev/posts/o3-po... · Posted by u/noperator
Thanks for the reminder that Pocket sunset is tomorrow. I did a quick analysis of my data as well via Claude Code: https://blog.kelvin.ma/posts/an-ode-to-pocket-analysis-of-ex...
Awesome! I found this section interesting: https://blog.kelvin.ma/posts/an-ode-to-pocket-analysis-of-ex...
I don't think of HN as a source itself but rather a way to discover sources. So I think my Pocket data reflects sources that I've discovered, but to your point, doesn't represent everything I've read from those sources.
noperator commented on I used o3 to profile myself from my saved Pocket links noperator.dev/posts/o3-po... · Posted by u/noperator
What's your Pocket replacement? Wallabag, Hoarder or something else?
Moved to Wallabag, but note that I don't read anything via Wallabag (or Pocket) UI. I export saved items as an RSS feed which I consume in an RSS reader like Inoreader or FreshRSS.
noperator commented on I used o3 to profile myself from my saved Pocket links noperator.dev/posts/o3-po... · Posted by u/noperator
Nice.
PS: is your blog self-hosted ? what's the stack here ?
Hugo lives on GitHub which autodeploys to Cloudflare Pages. https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/framework-guides/dep...
noperator commented on Remotely Wipe a Server (2011) linuxjournal.com/content/... · Posted by u/noperator
> This is a relatively simple request when the server is under your desk: boot a rescue disk, use a tool like shred to wipe the data on all the hard drives, then press the power button. When the server is in a remote data center, it's a little more challenging: use a remote console to reboot into a rescue disk, wipe the server, then remotely pull the power using some networked PDU. When, like me, you have to wipe a server thousands of miles away with no remote console, no remote power, no remote help and only an SSH connection, you start scratching your head.
Anyway whether or not this tool is advisable its definitely cool, nice work!