aulin

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by aulin 3y ago
In magit I find invaluable being able to stage chunk by chunk. It enables a whole different workflow, where I review my own code staging it step by step. Also being able to navigate blame history inside the editor is pretty cool. No idea ab
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by aulin 3y ago
HEP is a somewhat peculiar community. They tend to rely on their own tools, their own libraries. I wouldn't take them as a model to understand historical python adoption in science. I'd bet that their python usage is still mostly
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by aulin 3y ago
Please don't include LSP in fancy things to show off. It's a productivity game changer if you work on large codebases.
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by aulin 3y ago
I've seen people put untested AI hallucinations under review, with non existant function names, passing CI just because it was under debug defines. I've seen some refer to non existant APIs while discussing migration to a new libr
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by aulin 3y ago
The poster I was answering to said that repeated stress makes joints stronger. That's false. You can totally run injury free if you use your legs as springs and a natural stride
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by aulin 3y ago
So far I've seen bad programmers create more (and possibly worse) bad code and good ones use LLM to their advantage.
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by aulin 3y ago
Regular stress in muscles maybe, assuming you allow them to recover properly. Repeated stress on support structures damages them. Running every day is terrible for your knees if you don't know how to run properly. Specifically if you
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by aulin 3y ago
> one aspect of the search would include looking in the manual and seeing if has a suppressible standby light or checking for a non-aggressive standby light color as if modern TVs had manuals or that was an information listed on any mode
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by aulin 3y ago
> One of the best pieces of advice I received was "pick an editor and go deep". Agreed, I'd be infinitely less productive if I couldn't use the editor I learned to master in the past 20 years. A corollary to that woul
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by aulin 3y ago
out of the loop, how is terminal-based development related to FAANG?
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by aulin 3y ago
Seems a bit quick to dismiss modern TUI editors. Emacs in terminal mode has feature parity (almost?) with the GUI version. And by the way classic curses like menu bar can be opened in text mode with M-x menu-bar-open which is bound to <f
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by aulin 3y ago
I often heard this argument from people learning LaTeX in academia. It's difficult and I don't have time to study it. From people that spent years to master advanced maths, people that spent years to learn how to build and operate
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by aulin 3y ago
Imagine an electronic engineer complaining about an oscilloscope being hard to use because he cannot explain what all those knobs do to his wife. We are professionals, our tools should be powerful for the advanced user, not beginner friendl
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by aulin 3y ago
No, git is perfectly fine. You just need to study it to master it, just like every other tool we use in our craft.
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by aulin 3y ago
Campari is the best and only spritz
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by aulin 3y ago
I believe the higher the mean seniority (as in time in the same workplace) gets the more a programming workplace resembles a cult.
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by aulin 3y ago
It's not even sweat, you need to take off shoes after hours sitting at a desk because feet swell from the blood not being pushed back up as you're not moving your legs. There are few things I hate about office work as much as not
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by aulin 3y ago
Same, it's either linux or macos in compute intensive research for what I've seen in Europe. I've seen groups working with Windows based data analysis tools but those groups and the ones that need python rarely intersect. WSL
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by aulin 3y ago
> Batteries tend to be at 80%+ capacity after 10+ years do they use some kind of special battery tech? because that's not the common experience with battery operated devices, every phone I have ever owned had half battery life after
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by aulin 3y ago
Also magit-ediff ('e' in any merge conflict) is great and maybe a little more intuitive than smerge
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by aulin 3y ago
Latest glass screen I've broken I did it while sleeping... fell asleep while reading reddit, woke up with the sound of the phone hitting ground. And that's one of the best outcomes I've had while falling asleep while using th
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by aulin 3y ago
wait until your hear that story of the guy putting electrodes in plants and discovering they got excited when he visited them
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by aulin 3y ago
Where do you guys live to need to store birth certificate in a fireproof bag? I can just login into my government website with a digital identity provider and print one legally valid copy any time. Same for any identity related certificate.
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by aulin 3y ago
what's the point of github education now that they have unlimited private repos for everyone?
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by aulin 3y ago
Emacs runs perfectly on macos though
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by aulin 3y ago
I believe it was mocking a redditor that has been spamming /r/emacs with short how to videos with somewhat complicated ways to do super trivial things.
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by aulin 3y ago
Curious about ravioli, is this Italy? from my experience they usually make two servings. How much does each serving weight?
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by aulin 3y ago
FDA is notoriously on the lax side when compared with other regulatory bodies worldwide. E.g. allulose and monk fruit are still forbidden in Europe.
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by aulin 3y ago
Europeans are also quite good at that exoteric branch of maths that is base 10 arithmetics and at that weird practice of weighting food with food scales instead of filling spoons and cups. So most people just ignore serving size and look at
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by aulin 3y ago
That's usually not the case. You work on existing code base and you want your editor to be able to explore it efficiently. Changing language is rarely an option unless you happen to enter a project at the very start.

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