antouank

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by antouank 9y ago
That was my initial thought. I do use r to replace one letter, and ciw or ci" to change whole things. But still, after all this time, I find it simpler to just go in insert mode and do 3-4 things, than think of combinations or commands
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by antouank 9y ago
One thing I don't get, how do you navigate with hjkl when you're in insert mode? I've switched to neovim as my main editor months ago. I like it, but I still use the arrows to navigate, or sometimes the `w` to jump words and
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Activists Against Nuclear Weapons Awarded Nobel Peace Prize(bloomberg.com)
4 points by antouank 9y ago|0 comments
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by antouank 9y ago
From those specific "humans"? Definitely yes. Humans like those, who harm other creatures just to make profit, deserve to die.
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Ancient footprints in Crete challenge theory of human evolution(theconversation.com)
12 points by antouank 9y ago|0 comments
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What North Koreans Think of America [video](youtube.com)
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by antouank 9y ago
Sites like glassdoor are a bit misleading in my experience. Is there any website to look for Swiss tech jobs specifically? And what's the tax story there in a few words?
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by antouank 9y ago
> It makes no sense whatsoever for both sides to be mad at each other -- the EU and UK make good trading partners, part of the EU or not. It doesn't. But that's the thing, the actors here are not in for the greater good like yo
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by antouank 9y ago
Really? You think you can "easily" get 90-100k and also pay less taxes than in the UK? Sounds exciting. Can you point me to those jobs? ( I'm seriously asking, want to know where to go after I leave the UK ) Also, look at con
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by antouank 9y ago
If you follow closely the UK government's positions and actions for the last 2 years, it's only logical to assume that the outcome will be negative. The only question is how much negative. ( hint: a lot ) As an EU national who cam
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by antouank 9y ago
Yeah, you can do all that ( I'd be impressed if you actually do that on a daily basis! ). But isn't it like pretending the problem is not there? I'd say just don't do the long commute at all :) Pay the rent to be close t
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by antouank 9y ago
Nah, it's not all about that. Of course I tried many ways to use that time, but after a while it's just a burden. And it's making your day more exhausting. I'm moving now to the City, I'll pay the high rent, but I&#
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by antouank 9y ago
Last year I did a 1,5 hour commute to London daily. The biggest cost is not the ticket fare, but the time you waste being in a crowded train/underground for ~3 hours every day.
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ELM Europe 2017 – Evan Czaplicki Keynote [video](youtube.com)
4 points by antouank 9y ago|0 comments
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Having more, owning less: how to fight throwaway culture(theconversation.com)
2 points by antouank 9y ago|1 comments
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by antouank 9y ago
For some reason video is not supported on Chromium (!?)
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Echo: Ex-Hitman devs bring machine learning to stealth games(arstechnica.co.uk)
1 points by antouank 9y ago|0 comments
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by antouank 9y ago
Seems like the AI was beaten at least 50 times. https://twitter.com/riningear/status/896297256550252545
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by antouank 9y ago
Say hello to contactless https://www.visa.co.uk/products/visa-contactless/ Standard on most bank cards in the UK. No pin or anything. Tap it on the machine and you go. Takes 2 seconds at most. Still, I do hold cas
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It’s Dota 2 time: You should watch the International(arstechnica.co.uk)
1 points by antouank 9y ago|0 comments
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by antouank 9y ago
I don't want to, but the "market" is forcing me. Being a contractor, I change teams and projects all the time. And most of the time when I join a team with an existing project, the devs that started it are pretty opinionated
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by antouank 9y ago
For an average JS developer Elm is totally alien tech compare to React or Angular To turn your argument the other way. The JS landscape, where "trendy" libraries change every few months, is also alien to anyone that doe
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by antouank 9y ago
Not perfect, but definitely a much better tool for that work (big front-end apps). JS was not meant for that, it's been stretched far from what it was (quickly) designed for. And sure, when more people join Elm, bad-written libraries o
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by antouank 9y ago
Once you handle a couple of complicated cases, you're ready to solve any JSON decoding within minutes. It's just a small learning curve to go through. Also, once you get the hang of it, you can use it as your safety layer for inco
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by antouank 9y ago
After doing a couple of contracts on Elm projects for several months, and returning now back to a React-Redux stack project, I cannot emphasize enough how much better working with Elm is. In every single aspect. I just wish that it will get
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First Model 3 Handovers [video](youtube.com)
2 points by antouank 9y ago|0 comments
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by antouank 9y ago
That rarely/never happens to me. I use it for chat 95% of the time, the other 5% might be someone posting a gist or quoting some code. So for my use, a terminal client is more than enough.
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by antouank 9y ago
Sounds ridiculous that a chat app can consume that much. Could we maybe use a terminal client? Seen this : https://github.com/evanyeung/terminal-slack but I cannot build it. Anyone else tried it?
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by antouank 9y ago
=== Web Browser: Chromium Email Client: Gmail web Terminal: xfce4 terminal IDE: neovim File manager: Thunar Basic Text Editor: neovim IRC/Messaging Client: google hangouts web PDF Reader: evince Office Suite: LibreOffice Calendar: goog
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by antouank 9y ago
Exactly. I'm amazed that so much of the web today is still based on "easy" scripting languages like JS or Python, which are fragile and error prone. Once I transitioned to Elm and Haskell, I saw bugs almost disappear. I didn

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