anbotero

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by anbotero 8y ago
Again, the sad state of people following the hype train with VSCode. While few have given fair examples of things better in VSCode than in Sublime, most are obviously oblivious as to what features make VSCode better than Sublime. This is: “
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by anbotero 8y ago
Quick question for the AWS employee solving inquiries: I used ECS in 2017, and back then there was this weird issue where sometimes tasks would switch to new versions in like, a minute (if that), but sometimes, like 2/10, it would take
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by anbotero 8y ago
What do you suggest for drinks? I’ve tried months of water only, but it doesn’t taste good/bad at all. I do make my own food, but juices... argh, I’m just so lazy for that because I drink gallons of liquids a week (usually Coke Zero, I
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by anbotero 8y ago
I switched to fish around 2010-2011, and I have never looked back. I’ve never had to set anything else besides my personal functions. These days it’s even faster and much more stable, and I’ve had so much more practice that I know all keybo
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by anbotero 8y ago
During my childhood I lived in the most exclusive and with the (actual) most rich families of my hometown. I think, in fact, the factors you mention make it for better skin than using skin-care products. I say this because in retrospective
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by anbotero 8y ago
It’s been a while since I even have a laptop (just a gaming desktop PC with Windows), but I’m glad people recommend Arch Linux. It certainly was the best I worked with until two years ago, for several years. Sure, it’s got its quirks, but t
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by anbotero 9y ago
LG V30 is a flagship that instead of taking the port away, made improvements to actually take advantage of it, offering a Hi-Fi Quad DAC built-in. It means I can use my studio-quality headphones and enjoy crisper sounding music on my phone
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by anbotero 9y ago
That’s what I setup for my siblings whenever I can. I’m starting to get bored of doing full upgrades from scratch for them, but I only do them once or twice a year. For Archlinux users like myself of course I could care less about Mint, but
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by anbotero 9y ago
I'm not saying I'm a golden egg among rotten ones here in my country, Colombia, but I have 20 or so (conscious) years of my life 1) not running to reach my destination and 2) being relaxed most of the time without the need of drug
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by anbotero 10y ago
But you know, in a review made by Digital Foundry, they found out Horizon: Zero Dawn (PS4) doesn't have physics applied to grass or a lot of environment objects when the character goes through them. Here, the grass has to realistically
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by anbotero 10y ago
But if most customers buy all those games anyways, why should they change their methods? I mean, I’m all for Nintendo, and I have their current gaming systems, but I only have like two other friends who have Wii U, and all the others have P
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by anbotero 10y ago
They did something I have yet to understand (unless their plan was to allow non-verified reviews to flood products): they changed the “smart” average filter they had before to something that sucks. Before, if you chose to sort by “Average C
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by anbotero 10y ago
I don’t know what to think. I live in Miami, and packages ALWAYS have been delivered here, on time. I’ve been buying from them for five years, two and a half of those as a Prime customer, so it’s clear the are not real differences besides d
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by anbotero 10y ago
I agree. So simple, so awesome. Well thought.
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by anbotero 10y ago
Interesting. I liked Arch at home, but I could never really use it. I would end up going back to Windows for gaming. Anyways, three-and-half years ago at work I got the chance to install Arch. Three years later, the only issue I ever had
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by anbotero 11y ago
It might have been that initially. These days it’s because a whole ecosystem was created around it, and yes, most of it it’s kind of free. Think about it: if you wanted to work on something but you had to pay either for the software or docu
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by anbotero 11y ago
Same here. One particular thing about fish is problems with OTHER people’s scripts that don’t setup their shebangs properly, and start causing all kinds of fuss. We had this really old build system that worked, but man, it was riddled with
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by anbotero 11y ago
It seems interesting the 'wa' repositories now redirect to a Fishery account that does, guess what? fish plugins. I’m not defending oh-my-fish, because it looks like they didn’t give attribution, but it’s all too convenient. In an
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by anbotero 11y ago
What happens if you enclose 'HEAD@{1}' in single quotes?
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by anbotero 11y ago
I’ve seen or had such experience in both kinds of companies. It’s happened in all of them, although in a high percentage on the startup-kind, but remember this “startup” mentality also invades the employees minds, not just the company’s. Mo
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by anbotero 11y ago
By all means. I’m all for options. I hate it when they leave their jobs simply because they have been X amount of time there. Sometimes it isn’t because there are no challenges, or the salary is bad; no, it’s simply because now it’s trendin
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by anbotero 11y ago
All those things can and probably will happen at some point. It doesn’t take away that no matter how “good” the company seems to be, the first advice we are selling to fresh soon-to-be-employees is to look for jobs as soon as they get into
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by anbotero 11y ago
To be honest, yeah, you stated EXACTLY one of the reasons they would never want to invest in training you: because the first thing you are thinking when you join what seems to be a nice company is leaving. Of course they can simply make a c
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by anbotero 14y ago
Yeah, the current theme I’m using along with Tomorrow-Night color scheme. Definitely the best minimalistic theme there is for Sublime Text. Why it doesn’t appear in Package Control packages list, I cannot say. I think it was before.