Tyr42

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by Tyr42 5y ago
In vim that's what happens if you select some text, then paste. Honestly I sometimes want to turn this off, as I want to paste the same thing multiple times, and I resort to putting the fragment to paste into a named register.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I mean, the reason is that those async patches were just sitting in the queue for a year, and by starting Neovim, they could get them in right away. Then Bram started competing afterwards.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Ah, that's the key part people are missing above, you can opt in on a function by function level.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Money and nerve to keep trying and not wander off.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
The next day I enjoyed - pan-roasted oysters with a tomato sauce over rice - boccoli salad - bread pudding with chocolate sauce. There, I fixed it.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Funny story, one time I had a candidate link their github, but they didn't have any public repos! I don't know why they'd put that there unless people aren't checking and get just, "Ohh a github link, nice".
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Yeah, you should graph both starting at 0K right? You wouldn't want to mislead people into thinking somthing at 10C is ten times more hot than something at 1C.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
It's not just in the repl.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
But the article says that the cred from the phone were used to access dropbox, so the phone should only be used while logged out, clearly.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
When I studied in Uni, it seemed like there were two different paths to reducing the number of copies and system calls in handling a network request. 1. Move the network stack to userspace. Then the code running in userland can get at the
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Well, have you ever run into the x = some_long_expression + another_long_expression problem? In Python you need to be careful to wrap that in () or use a \ before the newline to avoid it parsing as two lines, e.g.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
No one has actually scanned my QR code so far, only scrolled down to see it say "two doses". So it doesn't matter.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Blinds which close themselves after sundown is nice. Motion controlled lights for the stairs are also nice, especially if you don't always have your hands free. But I'm enjoying messing with Home Assistant anyways, so maybe that&
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by Tyr42 5y ago
We have Dollarama
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Ask Rogers, the board just tried to fire the CEO, the CEO just tried to fire the board, but those elections happen at a different time, and the CEO need the trustee of the family shares to agree. It can happen
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I think it's been the same drama over the core team which has been playing out over a month or two now.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I agree, but I also think that by saying a practice is not sustainable, they mean that if scaled up and run for a long time, it would eventually cause an impact. You can swap out sustainable and scalable and it reads pretty much the same.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I agree, but I got pretty far towards this when I got fzf's ctrl+r replacement to search history quite nicely. Before I used to also have a per folder history file, so I could pull up the last thing I did there. That also helped a lot
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Lets get concrete and make a simple example State monad. You have access to an extra variable S, with getS and setS, and each of those return values of our StateMonad. Using these (and >>= aka bind) you can write something which incre
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by Tyr42 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS0N5baNlQWJCUrhCEo8WlA You can also watch Ben Eater's videos.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Something like this goes on top https://elmwoodelectronics.ca/products/hifiberry-dac-rca?var... For powered speakers you can get a DAC or you can use unpowered / passive speaker if you get a amp hat
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I do agree, but he does call it out as "part 1" and he is going to discuss the options that could have changed the situation next week. > Next time we’ll take a look at the solutions that actually did disrupt this trench stalem
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I thought you were saying he sunk a nail into every pipe, and damn wouldn't that just suck.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
I have done something similar with a previous project at work, though everything went through three layers, the front-end, which was reasonable as they describe, the front backend, which just serves the single page's required data, and
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Sure but the hacker can trash the email.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Lovers in a dangerous spacetime is also a fun couch coop with different roles in a 2D spaceship. Each of the 4 weapons platforms faces a different direction, so you need to run around to cover everything. And then there are engines and shi
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by Tyr42 5y ago
Honestly I don't think I could keep up one paper a day. I had a reading course which as 3 per week (in detail) and that was enough work for me. It could take 45 minutes to read a paper
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by Tyr42 5y ago
So, Google should stop dumping and raise prices or remove features sure as calls lasting for more than one hour from the free version...?
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by Tyr42 5y ago
POSIX find is also terrible. I'm sorry but I go out of my way to avoid using it as it's always a pain.
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by Tyr42 5y ago
atom also works.

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