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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
> The more I think about it, the more I think the right response might have been "No, you can't do that, because those kids are at a different table. If we added another third of the kids at the same table...", and move on
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
I think you both are saying the same thing, in this context at least.
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
Shame, really. I love distributed P2P applications built around dumb, simple techniques or tools. Super complex abstractions are useful but as a project creator it's difficult to rely on new technology if you can't support it your
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
What does that matter to the conversation, though? My point was merely that compensation is merely a variable. As with any variables different companies will value different things. In your example the company has almost no concern for comp
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
I like the look and UX of this, but I can't seem to draw on Safari. Anyone know a workaround?
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
Indeed, I'll have to work to soften my tone next time. Appreciated! And here I thought I was doing well by not just using the LSP acronym lol.
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
Oh it entirely does. But I think you're confusing the source for "good". As the GP said, supply and demand, you're competing with a lot more developers when you work remote. I think we'd all agree there, right? So n
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
Sure, but is what I asked not valid? I asked some questions, and said I was confused by their statement. If anything, I acknowledged this, which is why I wrote "Language Server Protocol" and not just the acronym LSP that they had
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
I'm confused on what you're asking, isn't that exactly what the Language Server Protocol is? You can use RustAnalyzer as an LSP for Rust & Vim, I use RustAnalyzer also as the LSP for Rust & Kakoune.
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
It would be interesting to attempt to automate various metrics for how well a politician has done for the voters. Unfortunately there's so many layers of abstraction it seems difficult to quantify.
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
> The situation is better than that of toiler paper. One human being consumes the same amount of toiler paper during a pandemic that in other circumstances. So, an increase in purchases now means a decrease of purchases in the future. Ar
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
While I agree with you, I think you underestimate the number of features that help Rust be great in the face of a Lifetimes and Generics. One feature tends to lead to another. For example, Traits with Associated Types are amazing, but they
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
To simplify even more, you don't actually need `Display` or `Error` impls. I use Error enums frequently without display or Error impls. Though, with better backtrace support coming it'll be handy to have Error and the Backtrace
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
Can anyone security minded comment on how this tool compares to the Scuttlebutt Secure Handshake[1]? Notably I've been looking at various modern "safe and easy" crypto tools and found Scuttlebutts handshake interesting. Yet,
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
> I think if you poll most Americans, Well that's my contention, that the opinion of Americans only matters as far as they're willing to act. Americans are pushovers, and if they're not willing to do anything other than sh
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
I agree with you, but that's sort of a side topic to my main complaint. The objection I had was applying moral standards to a company. > Large companies have outsized impact on influence public policy, using bribery aka lobbying. Co
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
I hate this. The implication that companies should have any moral behavior here just enables immoral behavior. There is no dick move here. The only reason you call it that is because we have a society (America) built to give almost no s
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
Well, if we take a step back from React and talk about a sort of data-first approach to UIs, I think they are definitely, much easier than the old jQuery era. Mutable state, notably knowing all possible variations of said mutable state an
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
People instinctively know the value of something when asked to part with their money. :D Yet they still spend their time on it. Huh.
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
Eh, Vim and Kakoune user here for the last ~15 years, I love scrolling with my mouse and keyboard. Keyboard for when I'm navigating. Mouse wheel for when I'm just skimming code, idly looking for something. The fact is scrolling
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
Possibly, but in this case I didn't expect them to make Keybase profitable, if anything I expect the opposite. I expect Keybase to be a FOSS, foundation for profitable extensions that the company builds and sells. Arguably I think they
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
Oh I didn't mean to imply it was, maybe my "walks talks" bit was unfair. Rather I merely meant that Keybase, like Keys.pub, seems like a great isolated tool for the internet. Something exceptionally well suited for a foundati
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
It bothers me that they even tried, honestly. Keybase seems like something that should be small, isolated, FOSS, supported by a foundation, etc. They could have built a business _around_ Keybase I'd imagine, but all they managed to do
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
> For the org I am at, I don't believe, Rust offers much over Go for most of the use cases. Sure, it certainly can be _faster_ but who fucking cares? That's actually not at all why I use Rust. I switched because I prefer the co
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
I'll amend that a bit, I assume many of the people you speak of are in my camp, and that camp is a bit different than what you described. Mostly I don't care about OSX. Some days i actually would prefer Linux. The reason I'm
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
Yup, met my wife this way too (OkCupid as well). I in general was very upfront. I didn't try to sell myself much, which meant my flaws in interaction were present too. I didn't like the idea of wasting time with people I'd sl
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
I upvote anything I find interesting. I imagine the same is true for everyone, though with varying definitions of interesting.
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
I'm super open to alternatives. Thoughts?
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
This looks interesting, thanks for the link! Any favorites of his content to get started with?
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
And this is where government needs to step in, imo. We can't let peoples shopping habits decide what environmental damage is done. edit : Interesting downvotes. I would appreciate clarification and discussion. My opinion is such that

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