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bhaak
4y ago
My guess is that he makes the other developers look sane in comparison.
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4y ago
> Python has gotten significantly faster All the synthetic benchmarks I've seen claim that Ruby is at least on par with Python's speed if not faster. Like this https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchm
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bhaak
4y ago
It might be borderline insane but it might fit a lot of people that are on Twitch. I prefer content creators with a small viewership. They are often more interesting to watch than some creator with thousands of viewers and if you really wan
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4y ago
If it's a game I wonder why you tried TikTok but not Twitch? That would probably need more time involvement than TikTok but most game livestreams are still on Twitch. Although from your description I'm not sure how much of a spect
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4y ago
Examples for being clean and reliable methods? I have a hard time coming up with examples, as after all the body has to be disposed off eventually. The sooner the better. You don't want the body to stay undetected for any period of tim
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bhaak
4y ago
Using a gun for ending your life is like using a rock to get a bad tooth out. It might work but chances are hight that you might not like the result. There's a reason professional medical assistance is needed. Human bodies are pretty r
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4y ago
https://lwn.net/1999/1216/a/esr-rich.html IIRC the stock price fell quite a bit before he could sell.
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bhaak
4y ago
Or developing an editor that doesn't fully support a character set that has been used since the 1960s could also be called a failure.
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4y ago
FWIW I just looked it up and ex already had the "list" option which allowed to specify how control characters are displayed. Naturally vi had that as well.
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bhaak
4y ago
We're talking editing, not displaying. You can't screw up your Makefiles by displaying them.
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4y ago
> Another is the fateful decision of the author of make to have the space character and the (visually identical) tab character do very different things. Tell me that your editor has bad defaults and you don't know how to configure i
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4y ago
Old timey or not, I didn't expect to get that joke here. Searching HN, it is pretty regularly used here. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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4y ago
Other devs make a version 2 that is considered by the dev to be a different product and not subject to the lifetime license of the previous version. IANAL so I don't know how legally sound that is.
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4y ago
It did. Involuntary pornography.
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bhaak
4y ago
5 years old is too new? concurrent-ruby is only 3 years older.
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bhaak
4y ago
How so? That's a day 1 experience for Ruby. Typos and calls for the methods on the wrong objects will always get you a NoMethodError. Anybody past their first Ruby tutorial will be familiar with this exception.
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4y ago
> Forcing to be concise in nuanced topics usually does more bad than good. Following that argument you can't ever build up proper knowledge unless you get a deep introduction into a topic. > And format of Twitter is abhorrent. I
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4y ago
Twitter threads force the author to be more concise and split the thoughts into smaller pieces. And if there are picture to the tweets that makes them even better. It's a very good starting point, getting a summary of the topic, before
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4y ago
That's worse than Ellison? There's more than profitability that makes a good CEO. And Jack at least didn't run Twitter into the ground. FWIW it seemed that Twitter was on a good trajectory when Jack left as CEO.
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4y ago
I understand the reference to Larry Ellison but what did Jack do?
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4y ago
> If it was not Musk it would be someone else. I don’t know the name of this fallacy but the “if X doesn’t do it somebody will” doesn’t seem convincing. Especially as the previous management of Twitter wasn’t like that so it’s actually a
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4y ago
That was written for the referendum of 2014. Today of course, the situation is completely different.
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4y ago
Only if they secede without approval of the UK. The referendum in 2014 was accepted by the government. That's something Madrid won't do. At least not within the foreseeable future.
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4y ago
It certainly can but an independent Scotland would not automatically be a member of the EU. They would have had to apply for membership and even though it would have certainly been speedrun (unless the UK would have been petty and tried to
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4y ago
I think you misphrased "the bad parts in Ruby are from Perl".
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4y ago
> Twitter is in a shit load of trouble and unlike Meta & Snap which are crashing like a shitcoin.. Whatever state Twitter was in before Musk entered with a white knight syndrome, it was in a better state than it is now. > Elon bou
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4y ago
„Musk bought Twitter. Let that sink in!” As usual, Musk fails to be funny. You’d think he could afford some good gag authors but that probably goes against his ego.
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4y ago
How is it unsubstantiated if the tweet cites its sources? The Brandbrief can also easily be googled. The traditional reporting sucks. This year there was a strike in hospitals in NRW and the traditional media mostly reported about it after
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4y ago
How about the hospitals opting out of handling emergency cases? https://twitter.com/dokhollidays/status/1582013255106498560
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4y ago
I guess zsh is better at handling command histories of several concurrent shells than bash? But still, you can do better. I'm using a snippet from this page: https://spin.atomicobject.com/2016/05/28/log-b
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