Exuma

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   by Exuma 7y ago

   I like the motivation behind it but it's still too complicated typing "t add" with quotes blahblabha. I aptly fit the description in the introduction, but so far my best experience (by far) has been using OSX Notes.app. First
2. 782.▲
   by Exuma 7y ago

   I'm also wondering about golang http2
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   by Exuma 7y ago

   Can you give a concrete example of some topics it covers in breadth and how it would help me to read that book? FWIW I mostly program in ruby, go, elixir, and I program web apps.
4. 784.▲
   by Exuma 7y ago

   Is it a default setting that it's public or do you have to go out of the way to do that?
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   by Exuma 7y ago

   This is actually dope. I need to do this a lot and I hate doing it from command line because i usually am pasting huge blobs
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   by Exuma 7y ago

   I wonder how much this would change the performance of ruby... that's all kind of cool except no c extensions, that basically makes all the gems I use unusable.
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   by Exuma 7y ago

   I would have to say the Dr Racket lisp tutorial ... https://docs.racket-lang.org/quick/ For anyone who already programs I can't recommend this enough. See it as a 1 hour vacation into alice in wonderland. I don&#x
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   by Exuma 7y ago

   That is how I learned
9. 789.▲
   by Exuma 7y ago

   Is this something Envoy does? I just learned about it recently and it seemed very cool.
10. 790.▲
    by Exuma 7y ago

    Thank you!
11. 791.▲
    by Exuma 7y ago

    Interesting... so what does a "5 dimensional" cube look like? I am having difficulty visualizing that
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    I read that, but I believe that's describing the problem. Anyone care to explain the answer in a similar simple way? Actually one thing weird wiht that explanation is they call sensitive bits the ones that don't change the output?
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    Wow cool article. I learned about Envoy which looks really awesome. Just out of curiosity, what were some of the bugs you found? Were they related to semantics of python not carrying over to go? or was it that you tried using new go feature
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    Can someone explain the 'answer' simply? I 70% understand the initial problem... I think
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    Talk about a great writeup
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    How does the regex work?
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    IMO who cares. People can do this anyway with dozens of different email tracking services. What difference does it make if it came from a 3rd party service or the email client they send it with. I think you should just expect tracking in em
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    I guess if a fully loaded iMac or MBP are not suitable to your needs, then you are in a particular niche where I would expect a person not to balk at $6000. There's not much either my MBP or iMac can't do and I heavily abuse them.
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    ️I'd buy it, why's everyone always get so upset about price. If you get so upset by price you probably arent the target market for a 32-core computer.......... go build your own PC
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    I forgot to mention these are also critical to know, because they apply to pretty much everywhere in OSX (even inside chrome address bar, terminal, plain text areas like the HN reply box, etc): c-f Move forward c-b Move backward c-p Move
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    Awesome! Here's mine. I am busy atm but I will circle back and tell you my favorite tricks. Read my README for most of my favorite tricks. https://github.com/9mm/dotfiles Things that come to mind - ZSH-autocomplet
22. 802.▲
    by Exuma 7y ago

    Uh ok, what a weird answer. Regardless, the benefit cannot be overstated. I am not exaggerating that it was the single greatest decision I ever made.
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    Dude! That is awesome... it makes sense now. I totally didn't even know bout <C-x><C-l> either! Do you rebind your caps to control as well? That was another thing I did which is 10/10
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    You have to make a deliberate attempt to learn it. What i would do is when coding I would focus on a single command and do it 5 or 6 times until it was engrained, then I would go to the next one. I spent about 15 days straight fairly intens
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    can you give more examples of <C-x><C-n> in code editing? I have tested that out in vim and its cool but i cant think of times I want to repeat a series in another part of the document, perhaps I'm just very uncreative righ
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    by Exuma 7y ago

    https://downdetector.com/ Pretty much every service is down
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    by Exuma 8y ago

    I used to draw the 3dfx logo all over my trapper keeper using white out. Good old 90s days
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    by Exuma 8y ago

    What is "synchronized playback"?
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    by Exuma 8y ago

    Good lord that is a large technical book about one topic O_O
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    by Exuma 8y ago

    Ahh, very interesting. That is cool.