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4y ago
like mercurial?
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> Unsurprising, really. The usefulness of it cannot be overstated. meh, I can count on my hand the times it was useful to me. oh, and having to deal with docker desktop is not fun
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4y ago
Cool project. What are the main differences between this and mpd? https://www.musicpd.org
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4y ago
I hope you are talking about code you use internally and don't share. FWIW I care about code completion, and using a library that broke my workflow is not fun.
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4y ago
I'm pretty sure is more about money laundering than that.
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in what scenario an amish farmer, a professional welder, or, well, anything but a programmer, would know anything about this "javascript" thing?
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you know... you debug and find out
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FWIW I prefer itemgetter to a lambda
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4y ago
for what?
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No. Callbacks are not a form of threads. Async is not a form of threads.
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no. javascript has exactly 1 thread (with the exception of web workers, but they are a pain to use) the whole idea is to not have to relies on "async" stuff.
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4y ago
and they are cool
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"Our European visitors are important to us." yeah, sure
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You Should Compile Your Python And Here’s Why
(glyph.twistedmatrix.com)
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>>> But what if two anonymous developers wanted to code a project without trusting the other? Uhhh... Why the hell should I wrote for a project in a pair programming with someone else I don't trust??? What kind of devious scen
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Oh, gosh.. no The commit messages are meant to be read by humans
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cool, so we can have "best viewed with ie" again?
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Apart from the "Ten Thousand" xkcd reference, I heavely suggest to use the venerable kdiff3[1] [1] http://kdiff3.sourceforge.net/
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5y ago
what the author wants doesn't exists because the two saves will not actually run in parallel in any case. Not with `async save(); async save();` nor with `Promise.all` nor with any callback or any other means. the author is conflating
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how do you get to have the pointer to the end? welcome to the "accidently quadratic" world :)
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>>> If you squint enough, building software looks a lot like building a house. Ahahah No, It doesn't
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I'm comparing against almost all the other trackpads I've ever encountered in my life. The latests ones are the LG gram one and the lenovo E570, but I've used any kind of laptops in my career (HP, sony vaio, etc...) I can
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it's not broken... the problem is that, for my fingertip, the haptic feedback is not enough. I want "physical" feedback.
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I just (couple of weeks ago) received my First Mac, a 2019 MacBook Pro to work with... and I really don't get the "HW good" meme... The MacBook Pro HW is mediocre, at best. The body is heavy . Boy, have anyone used and LG gr
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5y ago
I'm a drop in the sea, but I "believe" in free software
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But do this promise makes sense? NATO it's not a "sentient entity", that choose to expand. Instead are the states that ask to join it. No one forced Poland, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia to join NATO
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(yet)
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you mean the mother's milk - when they are still breastfeed? otherwise... no. cow raw milk is the exceptional exception.
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sooo... is "normal" pasta dishes (no ravioli) just nachos? btw: lasagna sheets are not "structural" - so again nachos?
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5y ago
hahahahah this is good!
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