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by a96 10mo ago
Well, it's never too late to learn reading skills or civil behaviour, junior.
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by a96 10mo ago
Or family is the cat.
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by a96 10mo ago
Calling it Sequel would have been made it easier to pronounce. I think I'll just pronounce it that way in my mind.
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by a96 10mo ago
> The only other Hugo I know is a character in Bob's Burgers. Really? It's a very common name, including certain Victor and Boss. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugo_(name)
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by a96 10mo ago
Yes. If someone complains, just rename it to Firebird.
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by a96 10mo ago
"There's a repo called Beyonder. That's got to be what came after Galactus."
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by a96 10mo ago
Avatar was a famously wrong use of the very old term for something that is (no longer) available anywhere.
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by a96 10mo ago
Well, "Aho, Weinberger, Kernighan" is not random but entirely unrelated to it's use. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AWK
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by a96 10mo ago
Thirty years for me and several more since I learned what sed does and what it's called and never forgot.
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by a96 10mo ago
And these all pretty much came from an era before glass display were (affordable) in computers. A terminal was roughly a keyboard and a printer attached together, or a typewriter cut in half. Paper. No cursors. No arrow keys. Mostly after p
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by a96 10mo ago
If every yard in a town or city was full of chickens, I wouldn't call it decentralized. Just one very broad centre.
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by a96 10mo ago
I thought they asked about the dang_fan username.
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by a96 10mo ago
I'm kind of curious how many there are left and how long they'd last. Also, how far are they already picked and what would be the absolute last resort choices. Someone must have done the math. (Actual plans would actually probably
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by a96 10mo ago
Or a lot of people are feeling threatened by Rust and trying to push more C.
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by a96 10mo ago
> experienced people often are more hesitant to learn new things I believe the opposite. There's some kind of weird mentality in beginner/wannabe programmers (and HR, but that's unrelated) that when you pick language X the
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by a96 11mo ago
No sign of alacritty :(
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by a96 11mo ago
Worked fine on mine.
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by a96 11mo ago
And plan9 users worldwide! (There's dozens of us!)
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by a96 11mo ago
Being a one person company with one client is circumventing employment laws. Sensibly illegal in many countries.
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by a96 11mo ago
Because they're essentially always dictations, not discussions.
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by a96 11mo ago
The trick to actually melting chocolate in a microwave is to do it in pulses of only a few seconds, see if it stirs yet, and repeat. Longer runs will quickly destroy it.
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by a96 11mo ago
It's clearly a snake. There's even a forked tongue.
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by a96 11mo ago
The AI says shake ... "Signs point to yes."
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by a96 11mo ago
So, quarter stroll.
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by a96 11mo ago
RLed?
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by a96 11mo ago
The comments here seem to link many better lists (in case they didn't before).
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by a96 11mo ago
FreeBSD has always been the non-portable one.
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by a96 11mo ago
https://sfconservancy.org/GiveUpGitHub/ https://ziglang.org/news/migrating-from-github-to-codeberg/ for some more fresh ones. I kind of wish there was a better collection of these.
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by a96 11mo ago
https://sfconservancy.org/GiveUpGitHub/ Slightly outdated. Of course the root problem is Microsoft.
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by a96 11mo ago
Most version control systems are. At some point Linus said "let me show you how it's done", made git, and there haven't been many attempts since.

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