Spark: Sparklines in your shell

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throw-the-towel•about 2 hours ago

Site seems to be hugged to death. https://web.archive.org/web/20260830100336/https://git.zx2c4...

hskimse•37 minutes ago

Or it maybe rejects invalid Referer: header? Try https://git.zx2c4.com/ directly from browser

hskimse•44 minutes ago

It is available but sometimes got rate limit due to AI crisis

priteau•about 2 hours ago

I am not sure why this repository last updated in November 2011 is suddenly on the front page?

Anyway, a better known implementation (in Bash) is probably https://github.com/holman/spark, which was developed by Zach Holman, one of the first GitHub hires.

rbanffy•1 minute ago

I was going to suggest using the new 2x4 unicode or Teletext glyphs, but they didn't exist in 2011. Is anything like this included in Linux distros? I couldn't find it in Fedora's or Ubuntu's repos. I guess I'll try my hand at making a new one. Might as well use it as an excuse to learn Rust.

hskimse•31 minutes ago

Similar first commit dates in the two repositories, it looks like there must have been some kind of trend around that time ;)

Anyway, this field has more famous people than anyone can keep track of; I hadn't heard of Zach Holman until just now either. For what it's worth, zx2c4 is also fairly well known for WireGuard.

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