Osiris

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by Osiris 5y ago
Mcfly - history search Fish shell has this built in. The search history (by pressing up) depends on your current directory. It's very useful.
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by Osiris 5y ago
He specifically pointed out that it's ranking in the top 10 for nearly every search he did.
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by Osiris 5y ago
That's how my employer does it but it's for less than a hundred devices so we just provide security the key after turning on FileVault.
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by Osiris 5y ago
I've been using Input Sans Condensed for years. I thought I'd hate proportional fonts for coding until I tried it. Given that code formatting is enforced by automated tool, I'm not allowed to use whitespace to align things be
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by Osiris 5y ago
In a slow tight turn, I suspect most people do a hand over hand turn on the sterling wheel. Not having a complete circle will mean people have to relearn years of muscle memory when a turn of the sterling wheel of more than 45° is required.
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by Osiris 5y ago
Is it plagiarism if the license of the original source allows such copying and the author complied with the license? Isn't this outcome an expected one in which source code is made available to the public?
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by Osiris 5y ago
You're right that it's not always about time. Some people, like me, are just idea poor. Or, our brains are so overworked from the day we can't concentrate at 10pm at night enough to do anything coherent.
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by Osiris 5y ago
I am not an ideas guy. Give me a project and I'll build it. Ask me what I'd like to build and I'll have no idea. In 15 years I've had 1 side project. I'm a staff engineer.
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by Osiris 5y ago
I'm not so sure. Windows driver model is vastly different than Linux. Linux drivers have to be compiled for every kernel release. Windows drivers that are more than a decade old can still be installed and work correctly.
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by Osiris 5y ago
I recently had a very large kidney stone and let me tell you... It was bad enough to make me vomit. In cases like this it would be great to be able to self-medicate the pain. However, I can also see how it could be abused to say "ah, i
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by Osiris 5y ago
You should never type your seed phase on any computer. Hardware wallets will give you a randomized keymap for you to recover a seed phrase without using any of the real letters.
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by Osiris 5y ago
k9s is a fantastic tool. It's a CLI GUI written in go.
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by Osiris 5y ago
I assumed it was trained on source code that was explicitly licensed with a permissive license. Are they training it using private unlicensed repos also?
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by Osiris 5y ago
I read the support thread on WDs website and someone mentioned doing a hardware reset using a button.
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by Osiris 5y ago
I just installed Windows 10 on a laptop for my mom. On the account setup screen there's a little skip button to create a local account without a Microsoft account.
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by Osiris 5y ago
The question is why? What features of newer CPUs are they using that aren't in older processors? Is it the built-in security processors in new CPUs or taking advantage of newer instructions? The current list says even my not very old A
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by Osiris 5y ago
Is police data the best source of data? The video in question suggests that people aren't even calling the police because they know they won't respond. Better data, I think, would be from stores reporting loses due to theft but I&
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by Osiris 5y ago
Citation? Every home I've ever seen has a cook top. Everyone has pots and pans. What am I missing?
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by Osiris 5y ago
Let me see if I can sum this up... Functor = map Monad = flatMap Did I understand the article correctly? edit: this is an honest question. I way I read his explanation of Functor is that it's a function that implements map (list as inp
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by Osiris 5y ago
What do you mean by lawful? This is the first time I've ever heard someone use that term in this context.
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by Osiris 5y ago
Does anyone have any insight into Google's internal politics or processes that lead to this mess, and why is chat so much more fragmented at Google than other services?
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by Osiris 5y ago
Reminds me of the native plugin days where based on mine type, a plugin would handle the content. Could WASM in an extension be good enough for some use cases like this?
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by Osiris 5y ago
For JetBrains users, there is a built-in Git GUI as well. It's not as easy to use as SourceTree, but since there's no SourceTree for Linux, it works well enough.
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by Osiris 5y ago
Doesn't mongo support JSON Schema for document validation?
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by Osiris 5y ago
I hate ORMs with the fury of a thousand suns. The problem is that I know SQL but now I have to spend a bunch of time trying to figure out how to convert SQL into ORM X just so it can convert it back to inefficient SQL. SQL mostly translates
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by Osiris 5y ago
In my experience, a junior developer is one that 1. Thinks through problem very linearly, leading to very long and complicated functions. 2. Only thinks about the happy path. They don't validate inputs or analyze what could go wrong an
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by Osiris 5y ago
And of course it depends on context. The interworking of a game engine may require some really obtuse code because it's focusing on performance and not on readability (in those cases, comments should be used to explain the code). In my
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by Osiris 5y ago
Your number guard is insufficient. NaN, infinity, 2.23 are all Number but not supported values for the function. This goes to show that it's NOT trivial to implement in a robust way.
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by Osiris 5y ago
Their example does no argument validation. It doesn't check that arr is array, or that i is an integer, etc. The spec actually addresses the argument validation.
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by Osiris 5y ago
Why does this make it a mess? Array already has a bunch of properties that aren't elements in the Array that come from the prototype, like join and slice. Your example is just adding a custom property to the array.

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