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by 38 3y ago
add instruction for manual install
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by 38 3y ago
please add to Firefox store, or add instruction for manual install
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by 38 3y ago
its comically bad. I only unchecked the recommendations, and now I get basically nothing: https://github.com/community/community/assets/126826528/7745...
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New GitHub feed is hot garbage(github.com)
135 points by 38 3y ago|14 comments
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by 38 3y ago
"Throughout the entire duration the AV is stopped, traffic remains unblocked and flowing to the right of the AV," a Cruise spokesperson said in a statement. "The ambulance behind the AV had a clear path to pass the AV as othe
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by 38 3y ago
No, it's not.
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by 38 3y ago
what is this? I dont recognize that language
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by 38 3y ago
honestly Vim is pretty slow, and it utterly sucks with long lines. you can do "g" motion, but I cant seem to get my muscle memory to remember that. to me "down" should always use whats visible on the screen, not just dum
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by 38 3y ago
I wouldn't mind switching away from Vim, but I would never, EVER switch to Emacs. this video only scratches the surface of how bloated Emacs is.
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by 38 3y ago
> Just because you're a special snowflake (you aren't, but keep believing it if it works for you) Someone who makes a comment like this, isn't arguing in good faith, or even intelligently. So I will give this comment the r
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by 38 3y ago
> You'll implement it, get on with your day, and not at all think about why the answer is what it is. this is an incorrect assumption. some people (like me) have an analytical mind. if I am given an answer, I will usually reverse it
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by 38 3y ago
> He would not crowd them or railroad them, but let them take the time to learn whilst carefully crafting moments of insight and learning, often as Socratic questions, what ifs, how elses. I do not like people who do this. just tell me t
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by 38 3y ago
> Notepad aim for killing Notepad++ and other complex editors. Won't ever happen. For it to even have a chance, it would need to have syntax highlighting, which Microsoft will never add.
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by 38 3y ago
> I feel bad y'all are having problems clicking links They aren't even links. They are buttons that trigger JavaScript which makes a network request. That's quite different from an actual link that just loads some html
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by 38 3y ago
> You get pagination in both API's, go write some code. you seem to be making my own point for me. you're essentially saying, the website is so terrible, that users need to write their own frontend to make it usable. I agree!
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by 38 3y ago
> You can, I posted the link in different comment I am not going to prove your own point for you. if you have some link, you should provide it. > You're the only one I see complaining ooh yeah brother, great argument: https:&#x2
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by 38 3y ago
> Also, Lazy loading is pagination. You're getting the best of both worlds, you're not loading everything, and you never have to go back. you're getting the worst of both worlds. you cant see everything at once, the load m
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by 38 3y ago
yeah sadly that seems to be the case. they are using 1st party inline scripts, so even blockers with dynamic filtering rules are unlikely to catch this.
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by 38 3y ago
> Inline loading of comments is the much better, smarter alternative. with pagination, each page has a fixed number of comments, which means an expected amount of memory/CPU/network transfer. with inline loading, everything is
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by 38 3y ago
file list doesn't work at all: https://gothub.frontendfriendly.xyz/microsoft/vscode/tree/ma... https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/tree/main/src
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by 38 3y ago
the real problem with GitHub is the awful issue pages. For example look at this: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/21498 they put this randomly in the middle of the page: > 456 hidden items > Load mor
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by 38 3y ago
LightSail is decent: https://aws.amazon.com/lightsail
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by 38 3y ago
if I search encoding/json, I get some interesting stuff: https://search.marginalia.nu/search?query=encoding%2Fjson but NOT what I am looking for. If I try again with Google: https://google.com/search?q=
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by 38 3y ago
> The DX ?
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by 38 3y ago
Ruby is really, really slow. Granted most interpreted languages are, but ruby startup time last I checked was at least 30% more than python.
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by 38 3y ago
> Git for Windows is built on top of msys2, which in turn is built on top of Cygwin. you can get native Windows Git as well. its called MinGit: https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/wiki/MinGit
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by 38 3y ago
I thought the Unix philosophy was do one thing well: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy#Do_One_Thing_and_... how is running anything through a giant virtual machine (web browser) anywhere close to that? the b
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by 38 3y ago
> Typically this term refers to a rhetorical strategy where the speaker attacks the character, motive, or some other attribute of the person making an argument rather than attacking the substance of the argument itself. https:/&#x2
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by 38 3y ago
This is misleading. At least with Google Play, they track all installed apps on your account forever. even if you uninstall, remove from history in the app, and remove from Google account history, future API calls reflect that you've i
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by 38 3y ago
Probably not a good idea to post code using random shells when giving examples. User should specify zsh, or just use posix.

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