adamrt

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by adamrt 5y ago
Perf Avg? I thought the M1 was absurdly fast, no?
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by adamrt 5y ago
Jcs is always doing something cool. Thanks for the write up!
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by adamrt 5y ago
I use iOS, Firefox and 1Password to fill out passwords regularly. I just logged out of HN and back in on my iPhone just to test. Is there certain versions that this affected?
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by adamrt 5y ago
Git blame has a feature just for this `git blame -w -M`. -w ignores white space changes and -M isn't really necessary but will ignore moved lines
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by adamrt 5y ago
Hey Adam, just wanted to say I’m a huge fan of both your and Andreas’ work. Really glad you guys got together for this.
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by adamrt 5y ago
Hah, I was thinking the same thing and jumped to comments to see if someone else mentioned it. I actually use this quite a bit in Magit. Magit is genuinely amazing. Thanks @tarsius!
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by adamrt 5y ago
> We want exactly the functionality that is already present in other systems, pitfalls and all. That's just an excuse to do nothing Are you offering to help with the maintenance or development associated with it? Or are you just dem
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by adamrt 5y ago
> Why "on function exit" style defers - already known to be a bad idea from Go - is beyond me Is there something you can point me to about this? I write Go professionally and from a readability and utility standpoint I really l
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by adamrt 5y ago
Top 5 fav albums. Related: I saw the push cart from Lone Wolf and Cub (Shogun Assassin) back in like 2005 while visiting Japan.
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by adamrt 5y ago
The 34L that I have fits under a plane seat even if its packed full. I prefer it in overhead obviously, but for a short flight with packed overhead, it's nice to have the option.
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by adamrt 5y ago
I've had the GR2 34L since it was released (maybe 6-7 years ago) and I've traveled the world with it. I have the same affection for it that you have for yours. I can live out of it indefinitely as long as I'm not in extremely
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by adamrt 5y ago
Andreas Kling (of SerenityOS) recently did a Natalie contribution video that I found interesting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4PZgvPYkP4
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by adamrt 5y ago
1. Wrong. There are cases where reproducible builds are valuable. There are other times when you don’t care. This allows you to choose for what fits your situation. 2. Okay, what about projects that don’t fit your criteria? This is useful a
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by adamrt 5y ago
Is this just drive by negativity? 1. Care to elaborate? 2. What does this even mean? 3. It’s in the pending release notes with all the other new features and further information in the post you’re commenting on. https://tip.golan
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by adamrt 5y ago
Great explanation, that makes total sense. Thanks for giving the insight.
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by adamrt 5y ago
Cool thanks for the info. Nim having selective imports solves any annoyances I would have. But you mentioned all the reasons it was ok in Nim. But the answer is always that the compiler knows. That isn’t why I personally dislike this type o
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by adamrt 5y ago
> Implicit imports on the global namespaces? What do you mean? Not OP, but they are referring to `import std/strformat` (from homepage). That just imported things into the global namespace. Maybe that isn't required and its ju
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by adamrt 5y ago
It’s not like they just had them ready to go at the flip of a switch and we’re just holding out. There were trade offs and they didn’t have a solution on day one. They’ve always said they were open to them with the right implementation.
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by adamrt 5y ago
How could history be more important than a running version of a project? Without history the current version is the only version.
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by adamrt 5y ago
I think self-hosted refers to it not being a SAAS. Deploy to "your" cloud servers. I'm just assuming though.
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by adamrt 5y ago
There was a good Co-Recursive episode I just listened to last week that was partially about APL. https://corecursive.com/065-competitive-coding-with-conor-ho...
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by adamrt 5y ago
Just to clarify, Bash is installed under /usr/local because it’s from packages and not part of the base system. The base shell, ksh, is at /bin/ksh. You probably know that but I just felt like being pedantic this morning
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by adamrt 5y ago
> a = 1 if True else 0
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by adamrt 5y ago
Is this a bot comment? Account is two hours old. You want to not suffer through political memes? And jump to scanning private messages for dissent, by authoritarian governments being okay!? What?!
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by adamrt 5y ago
He stated multiple times in the article that he runs OpenBSD, which doesn't fully support the M1.
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by adamrt 6y ago
> but in my country giving free labour to a corporation is illegal. It is not illegal for me to work on a project then release it for free and a company to use it. It’s not exploitative. It was my decision.
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by adamrt 6y ago
You severely lack any historical context about open source. You are speaking like it was started by big companies to get free labor. It was literally the opposite. It was started by people who wanted to share and have the source code so the
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by adamrt 6y ago
This is the most confusing comment I've seen on HN in years. > I wish the so called open source projects were more inclusive. - What barrier is there currently to open source projects. Take the code, do whatever you want with it. -
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by adamrt 6y ago
Not many, but I switched banks two months ago and doing it online made it trivial. I didn’t say each point was of equal value or frequency. I was just trying to list some benefits for someone that asked.
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by adamrt 6y ago
> Easier to keep track of the outgoing money. It definitely is not. How is keeping track of random cash purchases in your head easier than a computer doing it for you automatically and instantly?

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