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Is anyone aware of any programme that, when run, will give me a single line command prompt, running my preferred shell, into which I can enter a command, which then quits as soon as the command is run. Essentially I'm talking about an app launcher.
@U7S5E44DB Simpler than osx launcher. On Linux: I use dmenu currently with dwm. It works great, but sometimes I want to run a command that takes a path, and currently I have to type out that path without making any mistakes and I can't just hit tab to autocomplete, so I end up running a terminal just for that one command
https://github.com/davatorium/rofi/issues/659 seems like it might have what you want
@U7S5E44DB Thanks, I'll give it a go
The author of that issue referenced gmrun, which is much closer to what I was after, and the author of gmrun has written a bunch of other useful tools as well: https://github.com/WdesktopX
I like to make some analytics on our crypto coin. The data input is from an external api (polygonscan). My first idea is that I make a datomic cloud app and put everything into datomic. What are the kinds of things and technology choices you would think about?
Ingestion rate Query rate Nature of the data (time series? Something else) Are updates chronologically ordered? Can you get an update regarding an event in the past?
I would consider a time series database such as druid or clickhouse besides datomic if the data is a time series and guaranteed to have strict ordering