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@njvack same! i really considered leaving out < because I literally never use it

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@njvack same! i really considered leaving out < because I literally never use it

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@mastohost thanks, that’s what i’d assumed

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@mastohost thanks, that’s what i’d assumed

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@mastohost there’s no way for me to query elasticsearch directly right?

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@mastohost there’s no way for me to query elasticsearch directly right?

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@alice thank you!

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@alice thank you!

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@monorail i wish I could do this! sadly with @mastohost I'm pretty sure I don't have direct access to my database (I assume because it's a shared db)

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@monorail i wish I could do this! sadly with @mastohost I'm pretty sure I don't have direct access to my database (I assume because it's a shared db)

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has anyone built a tool for indexing and searching your own Mastodon posts? some notes:

a) I mostly just want to search my own posts, maybe also people's replies to me
b) I'm aware of (and sometimes use) mastodon's elasticsearch support, but it only returns 40 results at a time and I'd like to be able to get all results instantly
c) imagining something that uses SQLite full text search or something
d) might also extend it to index / search my other social media posts

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has anyone built a tool for indexing and searching your own Mastodon posts? some notes:

a) I mostly just want to search my own posts, maybe also people's replies to me
b) I'm aware of (and sometimes use) mastodon's elasticsearch support, but it only returns 40 results at a time and I'd like to be able to get all results instantly
c) imagining something that uses SQLite full text search or something
d) might also extend it to index / search my other social media posts

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@skinnylatte I love your posts about your new job so much

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@skinnylatte I love your posts about your new job so much

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@linguistory yes

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@linguistory yes

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@Pedr01gb the code font is Inconsolata, the other text is a mix of my handwriting and a font i made from my handwriting

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@Pedr01gb the code font is Inconsolata, the other text is a mix of my handwriting and a font i made from my handwriting

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@rjbs i find it kind of confusing that it's &> but |& (but maybe you can use >& too?)

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@rjbs i find it kind of confusing that it's &> but |& (but maybe you can use >& too?)

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@mcr314 i might have a weird view on this, for interactive use personally I'm more interested in "does it work in bash, zsh, and fish" than "is it posix"

for scripting it's different obviously

(i do end up in situations where i'm not using one of those 3 shells but it's very rare)

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@mcr314 i might have a weird view on this, for interactive use personally I'm more interested in "does it work in bash, zsh, and fish" than "is it posix"

for scripting it's different obviously

(i do end up in situations where i'm not using one of those 3 shells but it's very rare)

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terminal poll: if you need to redirect both stdout and stderr to the same file, how do you do it?

(you can pick more than one)

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terminal poll: if you need to redirect both stdout and stderr to the same file, how do you do it?

(you can pick more than one)

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@DrHyde do you use process substitution a lot? i always think it seems cool but i've never really found a use for it in the last 20 years more than maybe once or twice so it doesn't really feel worth the effort to talk about it

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@DrHyde do you use process substitution a lot? i always think it seems cool but i've never really found a use for it in the last 20 years more than maybe once or twice so it doesn't really feel worth the effort to talk about it

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@zwol @oclsc that seems true (in bash & zsh though not fish)

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@zwol @oclsc that seems true (in bash & zsh though not fish)

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@jernej__s do you do this? i know you can in theory but i've never actually used it and also it doesn't work in the shell I use these days (fish)

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@jernej__s do you do this? i know you can in theory but i've never actually used it and also it doesn't work in the shell I use these days (fish)

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@juancnuno it's just an attempt at making a "program" icon, you're not the first to be confused by it though

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@juancnuno it's just an attempt at making a "program" icon, you're not the first to be confused by it though

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@kitten_tech yea it's supposed to be a pipe, working on some other pipe illustrations which will hopefully be clearer

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@kitten_tech yea it's supposed to be a pipe, working on some other pipe illustrations which will hopefully be clearer

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@oclsc i'm pretty sure that that's the right syntax (I just triple checked it!), maybe that's part of why my brain rejects

in fish it's &> and &| which makes a bit more sense to me but I still don't really like it

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@oclsc i'm pretty sure that that's the right syntax (I just triple checked it!), maybe that's part of why my brain rejects

in fish it's &> and &| which makes a bit more sense to me but I still don't really like it

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@oclsc yea there are definitely some new things I'm very excited to adopt but for whatever reason &> and |& aren't on the list

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@oclsc yea there are definitely some new things I'm very excited to adopt but for whatever reason &> and |& aren't on the list

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@ludonaut thanks!

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@ludonaut thanks!