Jenk

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by Jenk 2y ago
I sense you have either missed the point, or are using sarcasm, but I cannot tell which through the medium of text.
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by Jenk 2y ago
The `+` register is the system clipboard in vim already. What you're referring to is remapping the `+` register as the default register (in place of the 'unnamed' register, which is accessed explicitly as the `"` regis
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by Jenk 2y ago
Did the options include "don't change it" and did that perform worse than any given new name?
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by Jenk 2y ago
My full toolbox sub costs less than either my spotify or netflix subs do. Move along.
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by Jenk 2y ago
I doubt GP was suggesting it is unique to DD.
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by Jenk 2y ago
I <3 fzf. Use it just about everywhere. zsh completion and various neovim plugins and features, mostly, but it is becoming a ubiquitois tool that I have embedded in my dotfiles. Scanning log streams makes perfect sense. Can easily filter
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by Jenk 2y ago
It's taken from "Free as in [Free] Beer vs Free as in [Free] Speech" Gratis vs Libre - the former is zero cost (i.e., you're not paying for the free beer), the latter is some cost (i.e., there is a price for free speech
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by Jenk 2y ago
No, it is the branding you get when you recycle your marketing team every product iteration.
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by Jenk 2y ago
They are _very_ averse to breaking changes, however.
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by Jenk 2y ago
> I'm not really a cloud expert so maybe I'm fundamentally missing something about how I'm "supposed to work", but honestly all I have ever wanted to do, when looking at logs, is see the log from one process, fro
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by Jenk 3y ago
Ya, the majority of society (or not in many cases of authoritarian states across the globe, but I digress). You appear to be trying to paint some kind on complex philosophical picture where it just simply doesn't exist. Law is the codi
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by Jenk 3y ago
It's not implying anything. It's explicitly telling "We as a society have decided for you" This is literally what law is. A social construct to codify (and enable the enforcement of) what is deemed moral vs amoral.
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by Jenk 3y ago
"You're not allowed to rape" is a pretty strong example.
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by Jenk 3y ago
In my story one can assume that "bumping uglies with gamgam" and "registered a gmail account in 2003" occurred on separate time-trips. If we want to make a book out of it we could do the whole "I didn't know sh
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by Jenk 3y ago
> P.S. I think you meant "death knell" but it's all good, we all understood. :) You are correct, I garbled it with "[death] bell toll" (specifically thinking of "for whom the bell tolls.")
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by Jenk 3y ago
15 year old time-traveller creates account in 2003 and bumps uglies with grandma before returning to 2024 or something.
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by Jenk 3y ago
After skim reading I couldn't see it mentioned, but when SourceForge started bundling malware[0][1] into the software they hosted, it was their death toll. [0]: https://neverworkintheory.org/2022/04/21/de
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by Jenk 3y ago
Grandpa signs up 19 years ago. Grandson has, at some undetermined point later, gained access to Grandpa's account. How old is the Grandson?
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by Jenk 3y ago
I can confirm this experience. At a previous job the management team (of which I was a member) would regularly review glassdoor reviews as part of our employee and candidate feedback. We had a healthy attitude toward employee satisfaction,
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by Jenk 3y ago
Reddit is about to IPO. YC are principle investors.
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by Jenk 3y ago
I am struggling to appreciate how this is _not_ a completely flawed workflow. Are many teams doing this? What is the workflow like that benefits from this? What's the "shit not _that_ branch":commit ratio?
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by Jenk 3y ago
A decade is infancy in that scenario. The world's economies are running on stuff way, way older, for example.
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by Jenk 3y ago
20 years ago they launched Google Reader to do exactly that. ~10 years ago they killed that, too.
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by Jenk 3y ago
Will there be a monospaced variant?
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by Jenk 3y ago
Curiosity :) SSG is somewhat tricky with solidjs, in fact I used Astro with solidjs integration to achieve it.
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by Jenk 3y ago
I picked solidjs instead of Remix about a year ago. Would anyone familiar suggest I may have a better experience picking Remix next time?
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by Jenk 3y ago
Web scraping and "algorithmic trading" both depend upon publically available information
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by Jenk 3y ago
The barrier to entry meant those who got access were likely already invested in keeping it a valuable space.
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by Jenk 3y ago
Surely the correct-correct response is "however the eater likes it" Example, my kids. If it isn't separate they won't touch it.
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by Jenk 3y ago
I've started using asciidoc[0] and find it much more friendly because it is both better specified and flexible. [0]: https://asciidoc.org/

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