Jorengarenar

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by Jorengarenar 5y ago
Yes, essentially yes. UserScripts used by GreaseMonkey are JavaScript. UserStyles in Stylus work analogously for CSS.
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Definitely not. Sole programming? Yeah, absolutely. But CS is general? Nope.
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The '/s' at the end is so called sarcasm mark. That means the previous comment wasn't serious.
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by Jorengarenar 5y ago
Again, how does this excuse not capitalizing letters and not using any punctuation at all? Stop fighting a straw-man and answer this question already.
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Really? They didn't receive "good education", so makes it somehow OK to write like preschooler? They would need to receive education deliberately worsening their learning skill for it to be understandable. Capitalization of f
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by Jorengarenar 5y ago
> That also means they aren't familiar enough with the problem domain to find a duplicate/related question. It would be a valid point if only the answer wasn't so often the first result after pasting the title of their pos
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by Jorengarenar 5y ago
Sorry, I don't buy this argument at all. I'm not native speaker either and somehow have been able to write comprehensible sentences since elementary school. There is no excuse for not using punctuation, not capitalizing letters, n
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by Jorengarenar 5y ago
> Moderators have too much work to do or have serious ego problems As I mentioned in other comment, the amount of poor questions (e.g. of type " why my code not work "), with bad grammar and formatting on top, far outweighs the
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by Jorengarenar 5y ago
I have some on my list of online resources [1] (use filter with type 'blog' ) [1]: https://resources.joren.ga
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The misuse of the site. The amount of people not following the rules and/or skipping tour is astonishing. Open SO, choose any popular tag and just wait. In a hour you will see a dozen of " do homework for me ", " what&#x
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by Jorengarenar 5y ago
> It's like people who post there have no programming experience whatsoever. Bingo
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Fruits, rotten meat, mushrooms, roots - all of those are still in the jungle. What's holding you back from abandoning the achievements of modern society and embracing the livelihood of primitive, but "free" animal?
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> Regular expressions in modern programming languages are far more powerful than the ones defined in the formal theory of languages. That's why I always say " RegEx " instead of " regular expression " - to highli
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I once wanted to run my Bash script (for archiving photos) through ShellCheck. I will never know, but I had to do something terribly wrong, as it started to remove my root directory... Thankfully, didn't had root privileges, so "o
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by Jorengarenar 5y ago
> At first there was a time when people were free, they could grow what they wanted and live how they wanted nobody gave a damn because you cannot tell me what to do with my life. When exactly was that? Because you know, humans are apes.
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It is not even more
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by Jorengarenar 5y ago
Indeed, Reddit is great for niche/specific interests. But it's also true that some subreddits are susceptible to deterioration by inflation. Take r/MurderedByWords for example - I used to like to browse this one in the past,
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by Jorengarenar 5y ago
> I subscribe to a couple dozen subreddits, some of which are fairly large (/r/cooking, /r/games, /r/programming), and see pretty much nothing off-topic or political Well, that's because those have spec
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To think that a website for a closed amusement park I hadn't even know about two minutes ago would hit me with so much nostalgia
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by Jorengarenar 6y ago
TBH, if I recall correctly, something similar happened already in the past just by pure coincidence. I'm pretty sure somebody somewhere already experiments with self-porting AI malware.
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My what?
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by Jorengarenar 6y ago
Hello, I'm Jorengarenar. I'm in my twenties. I listen to music from vinyls, CDs and tapes. I also like to watch my VHS cassettes. Nice to meet you. (now that you know about me, you cannot say you don't know about anybody who
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Show HN: libXDGdirs – an implementation of XDG Base Directory Specification in C(github.com)
2 points by Jorengarenar 6y ago|0 comments
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Make Vim obey XDG Base Directory specification(blog.joren.ga)
2 points by Jorengarenar 6y ago|0 comments
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by Jorengarenar 6y ago
Until not so long ago I was astonished how such big site can be made so poorly. You had to reload five times to get all elements to load (navbar especially). I tried to use mobile app, which... hadn't allowed me to log in. Now at least
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by Jorengarenar 6y ago
Firefox?
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OK, updated
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Best aspects of C(blog.joren.ga)
169 points by Jorengarenar 6y ago|262 comments
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Show HN: MiniSnip – lightweight snippet plugin for Vim(github.com)
1 points by Jorengarenar 6y ago|0 comments