adrusi

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by adrusi 11y ago
I was refering to the expansion behavior, which was the point in contention. I've clarified the original comment.
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by adrusi 11y ago
Wildcards are not variables. Wildcards don't get expanded in quotes. Variables get expanded in double quotes but not single quotes. $@ obeys all the same expansion rules as all other variables. Command substitution with both $() and ``
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by adrusi 11y ago
But if your goal is to provide veracity to your claim, then posting a German article on an English forum isn't very useful.
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by adrusi 11y ago
I just wish slack had something comparable to mkinitcpio that arch has, which makes it much easier to set up an initial ramdisk for an encrypted root partition.
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by adrusi 11y ago
Whoops, yeah it's been a while since I worried about stuff like this in javascript. I guess what I remembered doing was keeping track of cursor position in a global, updated on every mousemove to simulate immediate mode in a requestAni
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by adrusi 11y ago
I won't comment much on most of those points (they're not my style), but as for the last point you made about long identifiers and namespacing, I used to agree that that was a problem, but now I've changed my position. If you
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by adrusi 11y ago
The point is that this informs the compiler of that behavior of free so that it can optimize it away. Basically it gives you some of the advantages you'd get if free were a compiler intrinsic (which it might be, idk).
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by adrusi 11y ago
You don't want to use mouse events for games. You probably want to use window.getAnimationFrame and then just query cursor coordinates. The mouse move events have to be filtered to be less frequent to accommodate some of the limitation
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by adrusi 11y ago
How about just type parameters that let you implicitly get sizeof parameters and pass function pointers without having to unportably cast them.
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by adrusi 11y ago
A popular school of thought says to not worry about such things until you run into a performance issue and through profiling you find a bottleneck to optimize. Database requests, and really any IO, is never appropriate to use like this, I&#
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by adrusi 11y ago
Because not all cash transactions go through ATMs. When friends are splitting bills, or lending each other money, or two people are just selling a piece of furniture, the trail gets lost. In the US that's enough to establish reasonable
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by adrusi 11y ago
That definition doesn't apply any better to the attach/detach functionality of tmux than the window management functionality, so you're going to have to use a more flexible definition than that for the term to ever apply to t
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by adrusi 11y ago
OK, I said "tiling" instead of "window management", I should have been more precise but instead opted to use the same language the parent used. Coldtea claimed that the name tmux was a reference to "multiple session
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by adrusi 11y ago
Well I can appreciate the idea, and there's no other solution that can handle all cases of multiple levels of nested applications that all have their own keybindings (like a web app inside of a web browser inside of a window manager).
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by adrusi 11y ago
I'd agree that tiling is the less useful function, but the name refers to the tiling. Tmux is short for Terminal Multiplexer, in other words, it's a program that turns one terminal into multiple terminals, by way of tiling.
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by adrusi 11y ago
Yeah, tmux has two functions, and that's my (and others') problem with it. Instead of doing one thing well, it does two things poorly. It's not a very good window manager; when you use tmux you can't easily put a graphic
617.
by adrusi 11y ago
My caffeine usage has varied quite a bit. At one point I was drinking a cup of coffee in the morning, some caffeinated drink during the day, and then tea in the evening, around seven o'clock. When I was eating a college dining hall die
618.
by adrusi 11y ago
Yes, your body will build a tolerance to any amount of anything you put into it, if you're doing so frequently. It's easier to form a tolerance to small quantities than large quantities. The best way to avoid forming a tolerance i
619.
by adrusi 11y ago
Yes. The claim that explaining consciousness as purely a result of biology (physicalism) devalues consciousness is the same as the claim that explaining the color red as result of photons released when electrons settle into lower energy sta
620.
by adrusi 11y ago
In a lot of circles, especially where web developers are involved, you'll get called out for premature optimization for spending any mental energy worrying about memory usage or bandwidth. The idea is that computers are fast, so we can
621.
by adrusi 11y ago
You're not presenting any kind of defense for your claims. You're saying things like they're obvious truths, when they're obviously not for the sake of this discussion.
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by adrusi 11y ago
I'm not a parent. I do work with kids in a limited capacity, as a volunteer. I obviously don't use any corporal discipline in that context, and if I had children of my own I wouldn't have the heart to hit them. I'm just
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by adrusi 11y ago
Indeed, kids are given much more freedom and are less "disciplined" than ever before. Excuse me? Less disciplined, sure, but not more free. Kids today have no freedom. They are supervised by adults from when they wake up til the
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by adrusi 11y ago
I definitely understand why using fear to control children is a bad thing, but as for violence, it's at the root of all power anyway. Whenever you impose a disciplinary sanction, it's implicit that if the sanction is not respected
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by adrusi 11y ago
The parent didn't say that. The comment was an expression of confoundedness ("I'm also weirded out ..."), not condemnation.
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by adrusi 11y ago
The point is that they're definition of "doing better" isn't necessarily the same as yours. Maybe their idea of a good job isn't one that pays well and allows a flexible schedule, it's one that's low stres
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by adrusi 11y ago
That's true, I forgot about that problem with apple's trackpads. I don't remember running into problems with it too often, but I can imagine that different hand positions and sizes could hit the top of the trackpad more often
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by adrusi 11y ago
I've used a number of computers with apple-style the-whole-trackpad-is-the-button systems. The quality varies considerably, from completely unusable to my favorite way of controlling the cursor (better than a mouse, for casual purposes
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by adrusi 11y ago
I use the web interface and have a keybinding in my web browser to download the video using youtube-dl and play it in mpv. If you want to completely bypass the web interface, you can subscribe to channels by RSS.
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by adrusi 11y ago
Look at other countries and you can see that decriminalising it has no positive impact on the actual addicts. That's not true though, they're not in prison. Though I've heard prison in Austria isn't as draconian as Ame

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