alaroldai

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by alaroldai 2y ago
For data that isn't part of the document, you could use a write-through wrapper around the rope, with a secondary data structure mapping ranges of the document to this extra data. From the wrapper's point of view, there's no
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by alaroldai 4y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20221014055804/https://www.sledge...
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by alaroldai 5y ago
I’ve actually been using an almost identical filter for GraphViz markup in my university papers for the last year, except I added a leading exclamation point to the language tag to distinguish between included source and included markup
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by alaroldai 6y ago
I'm not a web dev, but I'd guess this is because the implementation relies on browser storage, which is removed when a private browsing session ends. So possibly it would work, but only until the tab / window was closed?
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by alaroldai 7y ago
An alternate interpretation of the same data - if you're committed to writing a program in a language that requires a runtime / does a lot of work on startup, writing a program that prints "Hello, World!" does not make t
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by alaroldai 10y ago
Does it though? iTerm2 is the most feature-rich terminal I've ever used, and even then it's several orders of magnitude smaller then Electron (cloc says it's around 111K lines of Objective-C, with around 38K more lines split
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by alaroldai 11y ago
Also, from what I can tell posts like this are a lot more high-profile than court cases. I haven't seen or heard of many court cases dealing with this, and when I have it's been via a blog post. Calling the police might be helpful
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by alaroldai 11y ago
Actually, no. But I can't believe that ignoring the issue is going to be more helpful than bringing attention to it.
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by alaroldai 11y ago
If we're doing what we can to stop this sort of abuse, there's nothing to blame us for. If we're spending our time trying to sweep these issues under the rug, maybe there is.
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by alaroldai 11y ago
Every time I see posts like this, I see people commenting on it with varying statement to the effect of "that's a shame, but most people in tech aren't like that", or "I'm so tired of seeing posts like this, qu
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by alaroldai 12y ago
Except that both emacs and vi can be (and have been) ported to a number of other operating systems. Systemd is tied specifically to the Linux kernel and the Linux infrastructure, in much the same way as launchd is in Mac OS 10.x. It might b
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by alaroldai 12y ago
Wide adoption isn't an indication of merit - look at the wide adoption of Windows for an example. Anyway, for all the developer convenience and technical merit systemd has, it doesn't support an open OS environment - it restricts
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by alaroldai 12y ago
Usually prog rock/metal. Dream Theater works well.