Jenk

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by Jenk 4y ago
I think you mean "hard to over state" :)
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by Jenk 4y ago
Been using it for a couple of years. No problems. You don't get the "absolute fullest" (neo)vim experience because you don't get the buffers/panes like you do in nvim though.
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by Jenk 4y ago
Evidently you missed the entirety of the post where I have said my family member is Bob's confidant and intimate friend. And the example of his close, childhood friend betraying his trust. And you just said it yourself.. a literal gunm
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by Jenk 4y ago
E: parent edited their post from "I wonder if Warren Buffet has any of these problems" in case anyone is wondering why this post looks out of place. His wikipedia page documents how he and his family have disowned his granddaugh
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by Jenk 4y ago
I dare say Bob has thought of this. But hey, it's easier to just armchair a complex problem away with a simple solution, than it is to acknowledge that complexity, amirite?
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by Jenk 4y ago
It's also incredibly lonely at times - despite being constantly surrounded by people - which I figure can warp your mind much like too much solitary confinement can. I don't say this from personal experience (un)fortunately, I say
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by Jenk 4y ago
3) is not a good reason. "Big fish" is not an excuse to not provide protection. The burden to protect others from harm as a direct result of a feature of a product is on the owner of that product.
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by Jenk 4y ago
We may well find out the answer to that when this lawsuit[0] concludes. [0]: https://www.theverge.com/2022/11/8/23446821/microsoft-openai...
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by Jenk 4y ago
20 years ago I bought a domain which is <my username>.co.uk. I didn't know what to do with it, so I collected GIFs of women... Jiggling. At the time I thought it was humourous but now I just cringe. I should probably take it down
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by Jenk 4y ago
"Sometimes" doing all the lifting there. Comments are supplemental. If you have just added some weird, non-obvious, bit of code because you needed to compromise, or work around some other quirk, go ahead and comment. No one is goi
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by Jenk 4y ago
I'm advocating that merge commits in main make it easier precisely for the requirements you specify: To track what feature(s) was introduced at a given release. With merge commits you not only have groupings of commits for features dev
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by Jenk 4y ago
I advocate for rebasing, but I discourage using a linear history. The two may seem to contradict one another but they are distinct (enough) that I felt it worth mentioning. When a developer pushes, it makes sense for them to rebase first be
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by Jenk 4y ago
What a completely pointless and banal digression into divisive politics when nobody asked for it.
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by Jenk 4y ago
yeah I've no idea why I spelled it that way.
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by Jenk 4y ago
This is not a compelling argument. I'm not going to stop using a powersaw to cut beams just because another contractor refuses to use anything but his handsaw. Besides, reading implicit types has _never_ been an issue on any team or co
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by Jenk 4y ago
OP states they built this because they wanted a portable version of Insomnia.
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by Jenk 4y ago
Arch does have a slight hangup - you can't pin versions of stuff without creating a whole new pkgbuild.
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by Jenk 4y ago
Polite FYI: When a statement has many examples it is correct to use "e.g.," which is an abbreviation of _exempli gratia_, which in turn is Latin for "for example." For example: There are many emotions a person may feel,
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by Jenk 4y ago
Does "Product Lead" evoke similar (negative) thoughts for you? I find that title (and anything "... Lead") carries the least connotation. And IME, in an org that has PLs, PM becomes "one who manages PLs" - othe
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by Jenk 4y ago
There's a pun about finding to be had here.
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by Jenk 4y ago
> But all else equal This is the point GP is making - they (the "junior-wannabe-senior") aren't even thinking of all else, and by focussing purely on the speed of operations are probably using the lesser optimal solution.
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by Jenk 4y ago
https://eclipseide.org/
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by Jenk 4y ago
Neovim is vim 8 compatible. It _also_ supports LUA script for config and plugins, has native LSP support, and runs much more efficiently. You can run your current .vimrc using neovim.
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by Jenk 4y ago
That feels like to opposite, though. Electron brought the browser to offline/"native" apps. It literally packaged webkit in a way for web tech to be used as a desktop app, whilst Qt in the browser (and Shockwave, Java Applets
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by Jenk 4y ago
Sso provider
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by Jenk 4y ago
this is a feature of asynchronously loading the "heavy" images to unimpede the loading of the text and markup. The "click to unblur" is because it failed to automatically load the image, and as a fallback uses a CTA (i
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by Jenk 4y ago
I've been at a few orgs that do this kind of thing and most have found it valuable - but it is a double edged sword that will need to be managed. For the time not specifically allocated to "fixing bugs" or "removing tech
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by Jenk 4y ago
I feel like this is something I may understand the solution to but the problem it solves leaves me dumbfounded. Any recommendations on a "this but for dribbling primates" introduction?
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by Jenk 4y ago
scheme*
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by Jenk 4y ago
We did! https://github.com/NTBBloodBath/doom-nvim https://spacevim.org/

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