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by 1-more 3y ago
> And yes I truly believe Elm is not dead but merely finished to a great extend. No less a CS personage than goddamned Donald Knuth uses the decimal expansions of irrational constants to denote that his programs approach "finished&q
482.
by 1-more 3y ago
Yeah I guess "stay compatible with" and "cover the same use cases" are the connotations for a fork and it really doesn't hit those, fair enough.
483.
by 1-more 3y ago
What's your working experience with Elm?
484.
by 1-more 3y ago
Gren is a fork. Their first commit is the head of Elm 0.19.1 right?
485.
by 1-more 3y ago
This is disheartening in theory. In practice it never comes up
486.
by 1-more 3y ago
> Also, seeing a major league sports game for $15 is incredible. In my market, even at $20 movies are usually way cheaper than tickets to a sports game. When I lived in Brooklyn we'd go see the Nets for low 30s in the cheap seats bo
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by 1-more 3y ago
My second powerlifting meet a dude had SEPTUAGENARIAN embroidered on his belt and he wasn't the only septuagenarian at it; the other was a judge's mom whose third deadlift continues to be the best strength sport attempt I've
488.
by 1-more 3y ago
The market cap of the PoW coins is 127% of that of the PoS ones. But it probably matters more the daily trading volume of them? Not really sure.
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by 1-more 3y ago
> Exceptions would be pedestrians and cyclists. Maybe tack on a cheap liability coverage for them. Some states have a state fund for things like this. New Jersey did in 2010 when I got hit biking to work. I didn't use it because I&#
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by 1-more 3y ago
I know it's a nearby city but when I used Orbicule Undercover to find my laptop's thieves the Newark fuzz had it back to me very fast. They of course did not chase down anything else that was stolen and fenced elsewhere because t
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by 1-more 3y ago
yeah it's wild. Seller may not have known. Most recent sold listing I see on eBay is a hair under $1/switch after shipping https://www.ebay.com/itm/125894627838?hash=item1d4fe791fe:g:...
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by 1-more 3y ago
> I think these are the wacky keyboards where they had the "D" and "K" keys marked with a nub to indicate home keys. Drove me crazy enough that I'd deface them by shaving off the original nub and put a "prop
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by 1-more 4y ago
In Colorado at least HOAs are banned from a) requiring lawns and b) disallowing solar a and b) https://news.ucdenver.edu/hoas-go-green-colorado-bill-forces... b in more detail) https://www.cohoalaw.com/coven
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by 1-more 4y ago
Do the individual syllables also reverse direction? They're normally read left to right and top to bottom. I'd imagine that they're taken in as complete syllables by readers rather than read sound-by-sound, so they maintain l
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by 1-more 4y ago
> If you're getting full range of motion exercise, you don't need to stretch, because the exercise itself is doing what needs to be done. I dropped powerlifting when gyms closed in 2020. I picked it back up recently. With a gar
496.
by 1-more 4y ago
Anyone else wondering what that little guy is it's a "Tironian et" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tironian_notes
497.
by 1-more 4y ago
Dots are used to denote that the previous character is an initial for a longer word. Since "et" is a whole word you only put the dot after the "c" that stands for "cetera" so "e.t.c" is kind of a hype
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by 1-more 4y ago
It's not really a sport where you meet on a field so it's kinda tough to enforce. Everyone is out on their roofs flying kites (according to what little of it I've seen in Rishi and Jen's segments on TLC's 90 Day Fia
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by 1-more 4y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jan/19/three-children... This can lead to some very tragic outcomes!
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by 1-more 4y ago
Oh yeah I couldn't make it work with letters. Rather I added tap behavior to modifiers. In QMK my command keys are Esc and Enter when tapped, shifts are parentheses (like the space cadet keyboard), controls (outside of A and ;) are s
501.
by 1-more 4y ago
Hold-tap is phenomenal in QMK if you want it built in to a keyboard you're building too. https://qmk.fm
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by 1-more 4y ago
I saw her at a keyboard meetup in NYC. She blew my mind with her vim setup: chords representing commands meant that the keystrokes didn't exactly matter: you could have the chord represent an arbitrarily annoying set of keystrokes and
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by 1-more 4y ago
Plus all of my colleagues in Argentina are happy to be paid in USD. So much easier for them to deal with.
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by 1-more 4y ago
I like what I see in the comparison table between Jikes and OpenJDK. Elm does a lot of this in its error messages, including hinting at possible typos in field names. What this lacks is a suggested next action for the developer.
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by 1-more 4y ago
For a bike avoid pressure washing. I use a manual pump garden sprayer and I'm good. There's a worry that high pressure will force water into your bottom bracket or wheel hubs.
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by 1-more 4y ago
The audio recordings of pilots and air traffic controllers doing their best Chuck Yeager voice during a malfunction and going through checklists and binders and clipboards is immensely reassuring to me. There's contingency plans for al
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by 1-more 4y ago
> UI elements that move around are bad for usability Bit of a broad brush here. When the "next ->" button moves around of its own accord (in response to changing text content, say) and you need to click it to page through 10
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by 1-more 4y ago
haha I called it "flog" because I always read "ref log" as "re flog" and it's kind of a replacement for that. And no problem!! So happy if it helps.
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by 1-more 4y ago
Two things I use fuzzy finder for: 1. flog: go to git branches I had checked out in the past quickly 2. pr: preview and check out PRs I've been assigned to review flog () { branch="$( git branch --sort=-committe
510.
by 1-more 4y ago
ugh, really gets to me. What the hell is the point of claiming to be the political inheritors of a proletarian revolution if you're gonna treat workers like that?

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