TsiCClawOfLight

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by TsiCClawOfLight 2y ago
2FA for our cards is not via text, but via app. It's your credit card provider that doesn't implement 3D secure properly.
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by TsiCClawOfLight 2y ago
Yes. We learned that pattern in University, it is usually worth it unless in a high-level language.
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by TsiCClawOfLight 2y ago
Amarok is being resurrected. The QT5 version hit arch and QT6 is in progress.
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by TsiCClawOfLight 2y ago
Eaton Ellipse Pro is great.
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Expatfile: Easily file US tax returns abroad(expatfile.tax)
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by TsiCClawOfLight 3y ago
it's gross. Don't do that.
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by TsiCClawOfLight 3y ago
Sway actually has really good mouse support! Try dragging windows around while holding the $mod key :)
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by TsiCClawOfLight 3y ago
This is what the cargo/rust ecosystem does :)
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by TsiCClawOfLight 4y ago
In something like Haskell or OCaml, it would be possible to verify the tree/graph at compile the time. That's why functional languages with powerful (or even dependent) type systems are so popular!
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by TsiCClawOfLight 4y ago
It depends, some topics are explicit and others are implicit within a larger world view that you cannot really pick and choose parts from. It seems to me that that entire world view is the critical part, because otherwise any single biblica
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by TsiCClawOfLight 4y ago
Hi! This thread looks friendly and productive, so I'll bite :) Here are 4 core judeo-christian ideas that I find helpful on this topic: 1. Transcendent morality. If morality is to be resilient, it must transcend culture, preference, et
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by TsiCClawOfLight 6y ago
ocaml is statically typed, it just uses type inference for 99% of cases. So your're wrong in this case, he got all the advantages from static typing. Errors ade found at compile time.
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by TsiCClawOfLight 6y ago
I had something like that in elementary school in Belgium and it was amazing. I have never been taught so well since then, except for 1 case in University! Many topics are much easier to understand (and generalise from, and memorise!) if th
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by TsiCClawOfLight 6y ago
Classes look familiar, but that's misleading because they don't actually work like one would expect. Hooks are actually much closer to what react does internally, and therefore behave much less surprisingly once you get into advan
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by TsiCClawOfLight 6y ago
Don't forget the secondary effects of shutting down entire countries: depression, supply chain failures, sudden poverty, degradation of infrastructure, and increasingly lack of exercise and unhealthy eating as this drags on. I suspect
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by TsiCClawOfLight 6y ago
Checks in rust are fast. In fact, you can 'cargo check' to run checks without actually compiling, and that will finish in less than half a second. Most editors did this on save before LSP came along. For logic, this is fast enoug
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by TsiCClawOfLight 6y ago
Not sure what you mean - are you asking about nouns, or proper nouns? Nouns are capitalized in German, not other random words. But yes, both proper nouns and all other nouns feel heavier than other words.
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by TsiCClawOfLight 6y ago
Thank you so much. Please do this more often!
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by TsiCClawOfLight 6y ago
Containers are basically a very thin layer on top of namespaces and cgroups, which are most definitely in kernel primitives. Docker adds packaging and distribution, but the hard work is in kernel.
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by TsiCClawOfLight 6y ago
We code in english, but it does make UpperCamelCase more natural for us.
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by TsiCClawOfLight 6y ago
Have you tried sourcetrail?
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by TsiCClawOfLight 6y ago
20.04 (well, modern glibc) is not compatible with WSL 1 due to missing bridges for a realtime-clock system call! Microsoft is working on a patch, but until then, you need WSL 2 or stay on the previous release.
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by TsiCClawOfLight 7y ago
I can confirm that linux allows selecting a monitor, and it will be correctly highlighted, but all monitors will be shared. Thanks for looking into this, the performance was amazing and I really want to use this!
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by TsiCClawOfLight 7y ago
I feel you, but all I have is a very vague feeling that something is off for my workflow, I don't actually know what's wrong yet...
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by TsiCClawOfLight 7y ago
This is great! Have you published any further details?
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by TsiCClawOfLight 7y ago
If you are looking for a MacBook Air replacement, check out the Dell XPS 13 or ThinkPad x2xx series. The Dell in particular has very impressive build quality. If you want a MBP, the ThinkPad x1 Carbon or T4xxs series (note the s, for the sl
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by TsiCClawOfLight 7y ago
What exactly is included in fzf itself? I use fzf a lot, but I've never come across these features.
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by TsiCClawOfLight 7y ago
Thank you! In Europe (well, outside the UK at least - I lived in France, Belgium, Germany and Austria) TLOTM is pretty much unknown to my generation. It is only left as a figure of speech, probably due to the movies. Since multiple movies w
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by TsiCClawOfLight 7y ago
I am very surprised by this comment. Could you elaborate? I read nearly everything published by JRR or Christopher, including notes and letters, and never is any north american influence mentioned. There are Norse/Germanic/Finnish
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by TsiCClawOfLight 7y ago
He called them fairies in the beginning (in what is now the Silmarillion), but they were always taller and more beautiful than humans, always immortal in some way, and always arrived before humans. He simply changed his names for them, as h

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