bananadonkey

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by bananadonkey 4y ago
I find duplicate code by using a tool such as Sonar for a large codebase, or by reading and knowing the codebase if it is small enough. But I think you mean how do I refactor duplicate code? lsp-mode ( https://emacs-lsp.github.io&
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by bananadonkey 4y ago
Everything up to and including spell checking, yes. In fact none of those first items are remotely unreasonable to do in a terminal, rather surprising to see them being used as arguments against the terminal. - vim, neovim, Emacs configured
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by bananadonkey 4y ago
Indeed. I immediately assumed this was the root cause, but seeing the "fix" makes me wonder how ethical this change is.
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by bananadonkey 4y ago
Speaking of full disclosure, how much crypto do you hold (a stake in)?
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Uix: Idiomatic ClojureScript interface to modern React.js(github.com)
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by bananadonkey 5y ago
Chat app/Slack clone is good material for learning a range of Elixir concepts.
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by bananadonkey 5y ago
2 of my colleagues lost their personal accounts (which they had linked to the corpo account) when they disabled/deleted the trial corpo account. They were the only 2 of us who were trialling the linked account approach so I cannot say
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by bananadonkey 5y ago
I do this for homelab automation using org-babel, it's great. I am yet to use tangle for anything real like dotfiles or such.
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by bananadonkey 5y ago
Orgzly does the job for Android, same workflow you describe but with org files. Even has system-wide note capture via system drawer which makes jotting notes and ideas very efficient. Something I need to figure out with rofi + org-capture o
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by bananadonkey 5y ago
Why in Emacs/vim? Because I am already in there staring at text and it's less of a context switch than switching desktops/windows/tabs. Why not just use cli? I definitely champion _knowing_ cli git for when you need it,
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by bananadonkey 6y ago
I tried to find the official doc that explains it clearly, but cannot otherwise I'd share.
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by bananadonkey 6y ago
I was also confused by this recently. Enabling wsl2 enables Windows' "virtual machine platform", which Windows itself will then run on top of as a guest. And yes RDR2 is running stable 100fps uwqhd at max settings on my machi
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by bananadonkey 6y ago
Reviewers possibly use org-mode to keep track of those things. Would be trivial if Emacs is their mail reader. For those who are really taking advantage of org-agenda et al, I'd argue GitHub issue tracking UI is far more restrictive fo
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by bananadonkey 6y ago
https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/save/ You already have the source, now you have a dist.
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by bananadonkey 7y ago
Not the OP, but I have used https://github.com/dradtke/distchan in prod where portability outweighed the distribution capabilities of Erlang.
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by bananadonkey 8y ago
I forgot to mention the semver resource which is a bit weird to use for a single repo pipeline but comes in handy for out-of-band jobs like running an external automation test suite asynchronously.
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by bananadonkey 8y ago
I can recommend https://concourse-ci.org/ for pipelines that are difficult to reason about or orchestrate in, e.g. GitLab and other CI tools, due to external actors or lifecycles beyond a single codebase/repo. Builds a
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by bananadonkey 8y ago
How about `googolgotha`? Feels easier to pronounce.
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by bananadonkey 8y ago
When dealing with a software bug you have to reproduce the issue before you can definitively "fix" it.
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by bananadonkey 8y ago
Can you open source your tv and smart fridge designs so we can get in on the action? An intro to your parts suppliers and negotiating mates rates would also help.
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by bananadonkey 8y ago
Parent was talking about Debian upstream patches making it into his platform of choice; in this case RHEL/CentOS. That requires paid/volunteer package maintainers.
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by bananadonkey 8y ago
Another fun fact is if you remove the App Installer or whatever it is called, you can't remove the "adware" apps
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by bananadonkey 8y ago
This is also true for my recent numerous installs of Pro, which is absurd
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by bananadonkey 8y ago
As one of a small group of maintainers of the build tools of our most complex app, I can concur with this. Yesterday I spent 4 hours fixing a single build/parse issue between dev and prod. I also spent just 1 hour completing multiple R
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by bananadonkey 8y ago
How about we go full meta and suspect the linked PDF is the malicious payload vector?
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by bananadonkey 8y ago
This. I always take the opportunity to identify some long-term-beneficial changes which would look good on my CV, and run with them even if it means investing my free time before I can present the potential to the business.
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by bananadonkey 9y ago
The irony here being I had to port our production RPM (rhel-based) build system to Docker just so it could have a reasonable API and be anything close to maintainable. Edit: the extreme portability and "free" concurrency were just
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by bananadonkey 10y ago
I switched to the 2nd gen m5 Macbook from the '13 rMBP 13", and would argue the m5 is surprisingly more than capable. Granted it's not as fast on paper or benchmarks, but it's so capable I am having a hard time trying to