RMPR

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by RMPR 3y ago
I didn't know you guys had Sweden as the location. That's fantastic! Looking forward to attend one in-person. I will share this with my network.
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by RMPR 3y ago
Everytime I see Shellcheck coming up, I have to mention shellharden[0] written by a colleague of mine. It is basically shellcheck but it applies the suggested changes automatically. 0: https://github.com/anordal/shellha
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by RMPR 3y ago
Front page: https://t.me/hacker_news_feed Everything: https://t.me/hackernewslive
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by RMPR 3y ago
Those are not mutually exclusive, you can specify a starting date one year ahead of signing the offer, if the company is not in a hurry. At least where I live. Then you have bargaining power and vacation at the same time.
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by RMPR 3y ago
> If you have a way to prove your ID(which basically everyone do in Norway) After going through the process of moving to Norway, I can say that unfortunately things are not that straightforward for foreigners. Even after getting your wor
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by RMPR 3y ago
And it can handle Twitter scale now https://blog.redplanetlabs.com/2023/08/15/how-we-reduced-the...
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by RMPR 3y ago
> and the number of people who have spent that much time purely in their spare time (i.e. not as part of their job, like Torvalds or van Rossum) is smaller still. I agree, but the fact that there's a non-zero amount of people doing
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by RMPR 3y ago
I don't. I work for a company where we always try to track the latest stable version of Python. Right now we are on 3.11, and unfortunately Pypy is lagging behind.
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by RMPR 3y ago
I fully agree, moreover this: > Rolling release distributions like OpenSUSE Tumbleweed follow upstream much more closely while still maintaining stability through thorough automated testing Shows the author hasn't used Tumbleweed fo
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by RMPR 3y ago
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LGUG2Z/helix-vim/master/co...
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by RMPR 3y ago
Which won't exist because threads is app-only?
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by RMPR 3y ago
Zivid is building amazing 3D cameras, everything is vertically integrated. The low-level challenges look amazing. I'm mostly working as on infrastructure. I encourage you, do check it out.
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by RMPR 3y ago
> My own extension StopTheMadness stops web sites from disabling your browser's built-in paste and autofill features, a kind of madness commonly implemented by sites that have a misguided, ignorant notion about what makes a login fo
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by RMPR 3y ago
Even if it is was available in Norway, it'd probably be cheaper to order it from abroad anyway. I was baffled by how expensive "niche" gadgets are here. For example the Kinesis advantage 360 is 8k NOK[0] compared to $479 in t
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by RMPR 3y ago
> what Debian Sid is to Debian stable. I've heard that a lot but I don't think this is an adequate comparison (yes even with the disclaimer in the next paragraph). First of all because of the relative stability of Fedora, I&#x2
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by RMPR 3y ago
I think this comes from Windows land[0] 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Master_Control_Panel_s...
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by RMPR 3y ago
> I could walk 5 min to my office, would I still want to work from home? I walk 5 min to my office and I still want to work from home most of the time. I like going to the office as well, but I prefer staying home.
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by RMPR 3y ago
> I don't have the Facebook or Twitter apps on my phone, and only use them from Firefox in Private mode when I do get the urge to check them. How do you open your messages with Facebook on mobile? Everytime I try it wants to redirec
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by RMPR 3y ago
> When a relationship has been proven for a decade or more, then marriage can be contemplated more realistically. This sounds good but the data seem to contradict you[0]. It's been known for a long time that people living together a
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by RMPR 3y ago
Fedora (and I think all the RHEL family) comes with SE Linux by default. Although I'm not that familiar with it (I tend to disable it more often than not) it seems to me like it's addressing precisely that.
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by RMPR 3y ago
> why didn’t JavaFx become more popular? Oracle ditched it a long time ago [0] > What is JetBrains using for its sophisticated GUIs? Is it just Swing? They use custom Swing components [1] 0: https://www.infoworld.com/a
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by RMPR 3y ago
I'm on Pixel 6a I can confirm that holding the button triggers the assistant. I'd like to mention I think what triggered this behavior is me getting a pair of pixel buds.
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by RMPR 3y ago
> when the did anyone start expecting a hamburger menu? It's probably related to the rise in popularity of Bootstrap
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by RMPR 3y ago
While I wholeheartedly agree, you don't have to sprinkle Lua everywhere, you can use both. As a matter of fact, I do[0]. And when I want to enable a setting on the fly in the editor, I still use the vimscript version. But Lua is way ni
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by RMPR 3y ago
This is actually the best selling point for me. With Sourcegraph joining the party, not supporting Vim is definitely minus points. And rightfully so.
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We're building a browser when it's supposed to be impossible(awesomekling.substack.com)
515 points by RMPR 3y ago|325 comments
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by RMPR 4y ago
And then you have a french layout where it's impossible to fire this keyboard shortcut.
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Bootc – Boot and upgrade via container images(github.com)
3 points by RMPR 4y ago|0 comments
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by RMPR 4y ago
20+ years is... a lot. I do agree with the sentiment though. At first I was printf debugging because didn't know better. Then discovered debuggers and my mind was blown. But when I reached the point where I hit bugs that would magicall
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by RMPR 4y ago
On Android it's also built-in, iirc it's called Bedtime mode.

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