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I'm a dad, I'm doing home improvement stuff, I have cat litter to scoop, I have a day job. I have like 15 minutes at a time to power use my personal computer. I spend it programming. Everything I need to do between opening the lid
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by 1-more 9mo ago
Apparently the "lost in the Treaty of Versailles" explanation is a bit of a just-so story: https://history.stackexchange.com/questions/55729/why-did-ba...
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How long before the election do you have to choose? In NY for instance it's months in advance that you have to register with the state party to vote in the primary.
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by 1-more 9mo ago
4 modifier keys vs 3. Can't go back. Maybe you can get your whole Linux env using 4 modifiers one application at a time, but my god would that be another thing that takes forever on top of everything else you need to configure. No ty.
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by 1-more 9mo ago
I had a long boring meeting. I decided it was time to grow up and learn a little Lean. Let's do formal methods. Let's be serious, you know? It's pretty cool!
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by 1-more 9mo ago
Usually lumped in with labor aristocracy along with lawyers and doctors. Can go either way when it pops off.
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by 1-more 9mo ago
Adafruit is maybe an all time amazing success story built on giving more of a shit than anyone else. There is a direct through line from reading MAKE in high school through programming the 8 LED POV thing through the rest of my career. Limo
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by 1-more 9mo ago
Sorbet is a decent one. I don't think it ever solved "jump to definition" though. I would just `rg def (self\.)?function_name` or I eventually developed a vibe for where things were, which is sort of the Ruby excuse for the u
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Yeah it's the latter. The US does not have party membership the way that, say, the UK does. In many states, it's open primary. In Colorado, for instance, I get mailed Democratic and Republican primary ballots and can vote by maili
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I got flown out and put up at a hotel for a week for a PR emergency (it was the 5th anniversary of a merger no one cared about but the new CEO wanted to do something about it) ultimately to make a wordpress site. Everything on my expense re
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by 1-more 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_mass_killings_of_19... The 20th century features a number of blood soaked horrors where the CIA gave lists of names to the anticommunist party of some country who went on to com
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by 1-more 10mo ago
yeah it turns out everyone else read the end of that sentence one way and I went the other. Although the image of a train car full of straphanger burglars with a tube TV between their legs, reading a newspaper folded into 1/8ths with t
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by 1-more 10mo ago
ooooh what was the fix? It seems so hard to rely on light for the page numbers! My niece was just doing "For Big Babies" in a dim room and my brother in law had to point his flashlight at it to keep it on the current page.
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by 1-more 10mo ago
> make a case for good behavior when they come before the parole board It can be a bit more explicit than that: in Colorado, inmates can earn 10–12 days per month of "earned time." Earned time shortens the time until eligibilit
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by 1-more 10mo ago
I think it's impossible to actually write an email regex because addresses can have arbitrarily deeply nested escaping. I may have that wrong. I'd hope that regex would be .+@.+ and that's it (watch me get Cunninghammed becau
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by 1-more 10mo ago
Bought probably 6 copies between the first and second. Love this book! First gets stuck in NOT mode sometimes but it’s chill.
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I only addressed "who would want to carry this stupid heavy thing" because that's the only part of the comment I objected to. By now it seems like everyone is reading it as "who would want to carry this stupid heavy thin
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by 1-more 10mo ago
the did not, no. That's why I did not address that part of the comment, only the part claiming that no miscreant would want to carry a heavy TV.
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> who would want to carry this stupid heavy thing BART service started in Pleasanton in 1997. In 1992 or 1993 I had a glass CRT TV stolen during a burglary at our house in exurban Connecticut. There's no reason to claim that TV thef
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by 1-more 10mo ago
This is a norm to the point of being a rule for Elm packages. The names are things like elm-csv, elm-json-decode-pipeline, elm-iso8601-date-strings. There's a strong preference in the community to name a package for exactly what it doe
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by 1-more 11mo ago
Yow you're right. I've got one at /usr/bin as well as the one I thought I had to install. What a world!!
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by 1-more 11mo ago
one if you do `copy(JSON.stringify(data,{}, 2))`. A very useful tool when you need to get the auth token from here over to there! Also if you are someone who needs JSON then install jq and do `pbpaste | jq . | pbcopy`.
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lots of things have happened since then.
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It is. The other OSes have different names.
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If they'd had opinion pages at the time, the inventors of nixtamalization would have and should have written something like this.
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Taiwan claimed Mongolia until 2002!
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Thanks! I forgot one more fork: Guida seems to be a fork of Elm with the compiler written in Elm. There are actually a few elm-in-elm efforts out there that are pretty cool, if a little slow, naturally. https://github.com/gu
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I've been saying for ages! Gleam, Roc, Derw, Gren, Cara, Zokka, and the error messages in Rust. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45646520#45752905
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They are often called bindings, not variables, so as to make it clear that they are just a name for a thing that will not change.
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I use them EXTENSIVELY but some don't like them for being annoying to control en-masse with the "toggle all folders" button at the top. But yeah I 100% agree with you. I've snuck them into a webapp where I just needed th

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