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   by FreeFull 9y ago

   Perhaps they miss the : Without it, you end up recording a macro and going into insert mode.
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   by FreeFull 9y ago

   Also keep in mind that ex is a part of vi and vim, and is an improved version of ed. All : commands in vi(m) are actually ex commands
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   by FreeFull 9y ago

   include_bytes! is for compile-time inclusion of files though, not for runtime.
4. 424.▲
   by FreeFull 9y ago

   Interesting how the Rust implementation of glob currently seems to be the slowest out of the linear time implementations. I guess maybe not too much optimisation effort was put into it?
5. 425.▲
   by FreeFull 10y ago

   I doubt that Twitter's policy is very nazi-friendly either.
6. 426.▲
   by FreeFull 10y ago

   Yes, that's the same guy.
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   I was wondering before if it would count as a planet if it wasn't bound to Earth. It is around 6 times more massive than Pluto. There are also other, bigger moons in our solar system, such as Ganymede, which has about half the mass of
8. 428.▲
   by FreeFull 10y ago

   There is the older stuff on http://dan-ball.jp/en/ but most of everything there has been ported over to javascript
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   Note that most commonly used terminals don't support sixel graphics (The readme for libsixel has a list of some terminals that do have support), while a lot more terminals support 24-bit colours (all terminals that use a new enough lib
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    I have written something similar before here: https://github.com/FreeFull/termimage . My program though is just a simple toy, since it doesn't even consider the size on the terminal, and doesn't play animated
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    https://source.android.com/ The source code for Android is open under the Apache 2.0 license. Of course, iOS and Windows are closed source.
12. 432.▲
    by FreeFull 10y ago

    I would strictly call that an "if expression" rather than an "if statement". It is equivalent to ?:, even though it is also a bit more verbose.
13. 433.▲
    by FreeFull 10y ago

    Perhaps it was deleted for some reason, and posted again? I definitely remember seeing it here earlier.
14. 434.▲
    by FreeFull 10y ago

    Maybe for some reason they clear the screen first before redrawing? That would certainly cause a flicker.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    You will also see ^M on the end of each line in vim, if you open a CRLF line terminated file in it, but it thinks it's a LF line terminated file.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    Inflation wouldn't be such a problem if wage stagnation wasn't a thing too.
17. 437.▲
    by FreeFull 10y ago

    An interesting thing to note is that if you put a unix terminal into raw mode, you also have to use both CR and LF, because LF only moves the cursor down, but doesn't move it to the start of the line.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    It doesn't happen with photons. Photons themselves always travel exactly at the (vacuum) speed of light, even in water, and they aren't charged particles. Cherenkov radiation happens with charged particles like electrons.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    Instead of writing an IRC bot, I have written an IRC client in Rust here: https://github.com/FreeFull/ircclient . Beware, I haven't put much effort into making the code clean or well documented. Writing an IRC bot
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    Another similar phenomenon is that bright light can cause a person to sneeze. There have been a few times where it has happened to me too, but usually bright light doesn't trigger sneezing for me. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    I leave my $SHELL set to bash, but have tmux launch fish. That way, any software that tries to start a shell of its own gets the POSIX sh-compatible shell it expects.
22. 442.▲
    by FreeFull 10y ago

    You'd still need for someone to cut your skull open to shine the blue light in. At that point, you've got problems either way.
23. 443.▲
    by FreeFull 10y ago

    No, we don't even have a full Neanderthal genome.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    I'd say co-invented would apply more if he worked together with Leibniz on it. Instead, they both invented it independently, around the same time (with differing notation, but both gave the means to reach the same results).
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    The cycle has already completed many times. At all points there were oceans somewhere, it's not like the water materialised out of nowhere recently.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    I also suspect it's a lot harder to advance technologically when you live underwater. One of the big boosts to human evolution was the mastery of fire and development of cooking.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    The browser I use and will be sticking with is Firefox, but as far as nostalgia and coolness factor goes, I really like Arachne http://www.glennmcc.org/ Unfortunately, since Arachne doesn't support any of the newer web
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    AI takes over the world for 5 minutes, and then promptly crashes due to a buffer overflow.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    My favourite member of the Logic Programming family of languages would be http://picat-lang.org/ . As far as implementations of Prolog go, http://www.swi-prolog.org/ is a good implementation to go with (It&
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    Fear, uncertainty and doubt? I don't see how any of that applies to his comment.