Bizarro

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by Bizarro 9y ago
Thanks, I'll take a look at that. I'm assuming it can recurse into subdirectories and you can use wildcards/regex?
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by Bizarro 9y ago
I use a tool that I bought called Resilio Sync that has good usability, but not the flexibility that something like rsync would have. Thanks for the advice.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
One tool that I would like (and is probably) out there is tool that would easily let me compare and merge directories. I think this goes beyond Beyond Compare. But here's my use case: I have videos, images of our children in various
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Are you outperforming with Vim, or is Vim outperforming over those other editors/IDEs? I doubt you'd be "outperforming" if you were writing Java in say Vim, over Eclipse/Intellij...which have vi-keybindings.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Developers are more committed to vi-keybindings than Vim.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
...from orbit.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
City and county officials say the practice is a natural evolution of criminal investigative techniques. Ah yes, very "natural" And they're carefully balancing civil rights with public safety. and "carefully balancing
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Nothing beats a white board early on, but there's no reason (and somewhat counterproductive) for everybody to be co-located 8 hours, 5 days a week.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
I would say I'm about twice as productive too. Open office is the complete disaster result of an unholy alliance of management trying to skate by on the cheap and agile consultants pimping their latest slogans. Even without open office
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by Bizarro 9y ago
You're no longer a "free person" once you hop on that plane. So since the government has instituted more and more rules to take away your civil rights in an airport/airliner they should give us a break, and give us some
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Actually if its data held on a EU national they are required to divulge it or be in breach of this. You people can keep on saying that this law pertains to any entity/organization that has any info on any EU citizen, but we know this
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Yep, because it's forcing you to do awkward hierarchies that most people get wrong. And even if you get it right, it tends to be awkward a lot of the time. I was always a big fan of CLOS (Of Common Lisp) and Dylan (poor Dylan). By the
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by Bizarro 9y ago
The use of middleware seems to embrace this concept too for very flexible systems. Just pass it along the assembly line and you don't care who's next in line or who was before you.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
That's why I like Clojure's philosophy of a few data structures and many functions operating on them. Of course Alan Perlis wrote "It is better to have 100 functions operate on one data structure than 10 functions on 10 data
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Whether they are "hired guns" or not, there are usual suspects that invariably whataboutism on these stories. Anybody can figure out who they are on their own.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
And again and again, we have the usual suspects doing the usual things in every single one of these type of stories - every single one. I guess dang and others are ok with it.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Vuej and React have traditional forums. But I get what you're saying. When I was using Aurelia, I had huge problems because it was just on gitter.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Although autonomous doesn't solve the failure problem, it does (for the most) part solve the crazy/incompetent problem of the past, future visions of flying cars for everybody.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Instead, a brief visit to Singapore, for example, will convince anyone what the future of transportation looks like It might have convinced you, but it won't "convince anyone", or the majority of people.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
I'm sure the Colonel is rolling in his grave because they changed the gravy recipe. It doesn't have that nice, peppery kick it used to 30 years ago. I'm assuming the whole change to "KFC" is partially based on some
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by Bizarro 9y ago
No matter what I'm learning, I always refer to at least 3 different sources for any concept.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
From what you quoted, that seems like a reasonable bill. It just levels the playing field for everybody. Not sure about this California bill though. The devil is always in the details.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
I love the idea of "right to repair", but as usual, would require manufacturers of electronics to make diagnostic and repair information, as well as equipment or service parts, available to product owners and to independent repai
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Can you explain your response to his comment. He was just making a statement of preference, and nothing to do with praising anybody. It's just better off not to make the type of comments you made, tying to weave your personal preferen
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by Bizarro 9y ago
Sometimes I get the feeling that there's too much over analysis of things and too often they lead to bad unintended consequences. Not everything needs to be "researched". Can we redirect some "research" money of th
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by Bizarro 9y ago
And in 5 years they will be "just around the corner" again. There's so many hurdles before it becomes something that is commonplace or accepted, that really it's decades around the corner. The technical hurdles to get to
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by Bizarro 9y ago
So yeah: If you do a website and target a different country, ignore emails about legal issues from citizens of that country for months, you should start to think about respecting the laws of that country. And once again we get this lie be
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by Bizarro 9y ago
International websites have to respect local laws I keep on seeing this type of political agenda comments parroted around HN lately, when everybody knows it's not true. It's not a german website and absolutely does not have to r
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by Bizarro 9y ago
A nice example of pair programming. I had never heard that story before.
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by Bizarro 9y ago
I'd like to give up coffee because I tend to crash from it, but it sure is hard to resist that nice rush you get in the morning from it.

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