JupiterMoon

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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
Does this update break all the addons again? (Vim keybindings in edit mode, code folding etc.)
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
Most people don't drive for the sake of it. The 'induced demand' is actually fulfilled latent demand. People had journeys they would like to make but were unable to because the journey time was unmanageable. Building the road
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
Driver support. App support. Which form a vicious cycle together with demand. EDIT That's not to say that there aren't options that aren't great for given use-cases. E.g. as a developer I'm very happy with my linux-on-la
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
> The OS is in no position to sandbox multiple tabs running in the same browser Who said anything about tabs? >> More like: Leaking local information over Tor is equivalent to not using Tor > This isn't even slightly true T
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
Sandboxing does not have to be provided at application level. The OS or a virtual machine can take case of confinement. > Leaking information over Tor is no worse than leaking it over non-Tor, and in general cases Chrome isn't direc
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
It comes down to personal preference and makes only minuscule differences in the grand scheme of a job that is mainly thinking not typing.
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
> Vim and Emacs style movement commands are faster than the mouse in certain contexts, but I'm dubious that's universally true. "I want to jump to line 123" is easy, but what about "I want to move the cursor to t
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
> For that, an iPhone is provably a much better choice. Where can I get some citations for this?
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
Can you put some citations in the final version? I'd love to read that. EDIT Rate lime :( so replying here. any ideas on where one can get started with a literature review on this? There is so much misinformation and big egos in this f
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
> Using Tor Browser as your primary browser is a bad idea because it's way behind on security features Is it? Please provide references. > and you mark yourself out as an interesting target/ Yeah that seems likely. > Usin
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
It is all about hazard/risk modeling and mitigation. E.g. Someone rm -rf / ing the server will happen eventually with near 100% certainty in any company and can be mitigated by tested, regular, multiply redundant backups. Cosmic r
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
If we assume that the events are largely uncorrelated+ then we are multiplying the probabilities and our chance of wipe out are far lower. +I would suggest that for situations where the probability of my machine and github's/bitbu
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
Grab different machine, git clone your repo, good to go. What's the odds of the server with your repo and your own hard drive crashing at the same time?
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
Please. don't. do. this. Every time one thinks of something clever one should consider if it fits the principle of least surprise.
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
I am well aware that vim comes with a crude autocomplete built in. It is just not anywhere near the same class of usefulness as IDEs' autocompeltes - YCM is. Hence just bite the bullet and install YCM or you will end up moving to an ID
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
My retort. Install YouCompleteMe because if you don't have high quality auto-complete your editor will feel rubbish compared to an IDE and you will end up moving.
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
OK what about Vimperator?
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
Would it be easier to just have a cron job that checks every five minutes if Radicale is running and if it has fallen over restart it?
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
What CalDAV/CardDAV server do you run?
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
Sorry I wasn't intending to generalise in that sense.
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
2 things to consider. A lot of people use more disposable accounts for mailing lists. And a lot of businesses and educational orgs use Google apps or MS's equivalent with their own domain name.
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
> As the quote goes, "The only "intuitive" interface is the nipple. After that it's all learned." But many babies have trouble latching and the mother and baby need some assistance with the first few feeds - i.e.
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
It is an admirable quality to recognize that you are not an appropriate owner for an animal.
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
Or let your cat out - it would rather entertain itself killing the local wildlife.
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
This would be a very cruel thing to do to a cat.
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13195131
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
For design patterns REST, DRY, MVC (and it's variants). For algorithms a basic knowledge that a triple nested loop is likely to be O(n^3) and when to use basic datastructures like hash maps/arrays/lists/sets (no need to
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
This looks like it may be what I was looking for (well initially I wanted a bells and whistles ORM like Django's but this looks better than the other options I've evaluated).
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
https://github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe
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by JupiterMoon 10y ago
Get out while you still can?

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