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by O_H_E 5y ago
fd has been a life saver on windows dealing with tons of csv file lately.
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by O_H_E 5y ago
When talking about backups for nerds, https://www.rsync.net/ always deserves a mention.
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by O_H_E 5y ago
Yup, right here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0UnS3jHhAA I remember that I was able to replicate this last year, not 100% sure why I'm not using it daily tho. :D One thing to note, the limited waitinglist he talks a
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by O_H_E 5y ago
Insightful writeup! I am just not sure what did you mean to discourage in part A. > A) If you're writing high-performance code DON'T you _will_ hit bottlenecks which are non-trivial to the language unless you're a guru. DO
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by O_H_E 5y ago
I would definitely be happy to alpha/beta test a "different" RSS reader. Disclaimer: I have used RSS consistently yet, but I have installed a few readers and tried them over the years. Just never broke the old habits. But I s
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by O_H_E 5y ago
> The first Rust compiler was written in Rust I think you meant "was written in OCaml"
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by O_H_E 5y ago
Loool wow that is hilariously ironic
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by O_H_E 5y ago
Yup, same here. The difference in quality is staggering
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by O_H_E 5y ago
Lmao, sounds like it went viral with a certain demographic
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Profile-Guided Code Search(quasilyte.dev)
1 points by O_H_E 5y ago|0 comments
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by O_H_E 5y ago
> Even if the overall 'macro' bench marks are the same, it almost certainly won't beat the Macbook in day to day 'micro benchmarks' I care about like time to open a new terminal, time to run npm install, time to
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by O_H_E 5y ago
one-liners you copy and paste! no seriously, when you properly alias something in your .bashrc, they only take effect in an interactive shell. ie: an `alias ll='ls -halF' in your bashrc does not work if you do `bash -c 'll&#x
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by O_H_E 5y ago
I'll just drop these here as they might be useful to you https://github.com/xxh/xxh https://github.com/intoli/exodus
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by O_H_E 5y ago
Hey @mbrodersen, this is really not appreciated here on HN. This pasting of what is essentially the same reply on every top-level comment is borderline spam.
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Marques Brownlee from MKBHD: Smartphone Cameras vs. Reality (10 Min) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by O_H_E 5y ago|0 comments
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by O_H_E 5y ago
You just reminded me of this link/series I found yesterday through HN Blogs newsletter[1]: https://mlajtos.mu/posts/new-kind-of-paper-4 [1] https://hnblogs.substack.com/p/hn-blogs-211121-bae
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by O_H_E 5y ago
I can really vouch for Lark. As a early-on self-taught guy who proud myself in just being able to patch things together. Lark's intros and Online "IDE" were the only thing able to finally get me to try parsing for real instea
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by O_H_E 5y ago
+1 for a metaphor that made me laugh
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by O_H_E 5y ago
> Not worrying about how and where to put your thoughts down is very very important. Thoughts get lost in the process otherwise. Yes, strong agree
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by O_H_E 5y ago
nmtui is a life saver tbh
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by O_H_E 5y ago
That sounds like a responsible way to divide focus. Kudos I forget the word or the link, but I think there was a "rule of thumb" thing that circulated HN about having a limited budget for taking-risks/being-bleeding-edge, and
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by O_H_E 5y ago
Man Wow! I did not get a chance to read the whole thing carefully (read the first bit properly and skimmed the rest) but man that is exactly the " "blog" post I've wanted to write since so long. It pains me to not be abl
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Yubing Sun: contaminated science, Synchrotron fraud and citation scam (2019)(forbetterscience.com)
5 points by O_H_E 5y ago|0 comments
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by O_H_E 5y ago
Wow, that is such a well written quote. I hope to one day remember and shamelessly cite it around.
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by O_H_E 5y ago
@shagie posted a few examples in a sibling comment
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by O_H_E 5y ago
> M1 uses TSMC high-density rather than high-performance. Is that an actual product differentiation from TSMC? Or just observational + the fact that it's 5nm. I'm actually curious from a chip manufacturing standpoint.
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by O_H_E 5y ago
> i cannot not hear their pulse, breathing, and other biological proceedings Oh WOW, that is ...... wild and interesting
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by O_H_E 5y ago
That's a really nice a distinction! Thanks
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by O_H_E 5y ago
> can add features in a way that I just can't in VS Code I have no knowledge about VSCode's JS nor NVim's Lua APIs beyond that one can write extensions in these langs. Would you be able to expand on what can you do with L
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by O_H_E 5y ago
> menu bar with some operations for which I can't be bothered to remember the key combination. now, that's a good one.

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