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by brennebeck 7y ago
Fair enough; I understand that point of view, and even had it myself, to some degree. But I also think that has little to do with MSFT. The same would be said if SF, or Amazon, or (insert any other large corp) would have bought them. I also
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by brennebeck 7y ago
How so? As far as I can tell there’s no evidence of that? I mean, I get MSFT’s past, but for quite some time they’ve shown they support OSS and developers in general. I haven’t seen any change in GitHub and MSFT, in general, has become much
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by brennebeck 7y ago
Sorry to hear that. Might be worth reporting to the plugin authors, as I don’t think it’s an inherent issue with vim. When editing the sql files I’m referring, it includes syntax highlighting, etc. so I would assume it should work just fine
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by brennebeck 7y ago
Wasn’t that happening regardless of MSFT? GitHub has long been the OSS ‘superhighway’...
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by brennebeck 7y ago
This surprises me. How does it make vim unresponsive? I frequently open multi-GB sql files without vim choking. Are you using some particular plugins?
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by brennebeck 7y ago
Thank you. Not sure how I didn’t see that.
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by brennebeck 7y ago
This was my first thought. The ability to specifically control your post privacy and profile profile seems to imply there /is/ and expectation of privacy? IANAL but that just doesn’t make sense to me.
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by brennebeck 7y ago
That sounds interesting. Do you have a link? I didn’t see anything relevant on google.
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by brennebeck 7y ago
A quick google seems to show that’s fairly standard[0]: > A small Li-ion fire can be handled like any other combustible fire. For best result use a foam extinguisher, CO2, ABC dry chemical, powdered graphite, copper powder or soda (sodiu
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by brennebeck 7y ago
Isn’t that his point? That MS is reliable while Big G isn’t?
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by brennebeck 7y ago
Maybe so, but that’s quite different from “literally ended.”
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Out of curiosity, is that a common label? The site isn’t great on mobile, so I’m unsure if that’s in the integration or just an example you gave.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
I think it’s something most people _can_ do, but _don’t_ do simply because unplugging the cord from the bottom of your phone with one hand is rather awkward, especially with larger models.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
You might want to try iTerm with gpu acceleration enabled. The only caveat is you lose some visual features, like transparency, but I found it well worth it.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
>There is no ‘promise that users will support the maintainer’ and never has been. Certainly not officially... >Open source was originally about developers sharing code with each other and jointly contributing to it, to make their live
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by brennebeck 8y ago
You can absolutely disable app and OS auto-updates on iOS.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
>[...]there should be some guarantee by the government that the disabled veteran should be no less able to qualify for a job that someone not disabled can qualify for[...] Doesn’t the ADA(A) cover this? Doesn’t it specifically ensure tha
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by brennebeck 8y ago
I’d imagine from the pricing for the complete font, which is that price: http://s.rnbk.org/Photo-2019-01-21-14-10-2jezMYmKLZXqYskTrz6... Though, the price for the Mono-only (bottom of sidebar) does match what you said. So I
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Not trying to be a pedant, but wouldn’t “[...]it’s far from clear[...]” be (more?) correct? If it’s ‘far from unclear’, it would seem to imply things are rather clear, IMHO.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
I do believe you mean Giles Corey. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giles_Corey
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Well, .tk[0] is a free TLD, but it’s not specifically non-profit. [0]: http://www.dot.tk
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Yeah, I was looking for this comment before I created another. Surprised by how little Tyranny has been mentioned.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Seconded. Pyenv has made life much better for me when using system-wide py utils.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
What do you think is more effective: an ad saying my child will like this toy or my child asking me for that toy? I think it all boils down to that, basically.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Do you happen to remember some of the titles?
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Please do :)
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Given the wide range of bots you mentioned, I’m very curious how you’re just blanket blocking all other bots? Could you elaborate a bit? Edit: add other; ambiguous.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
Pretty sure the gp meant the 20th.
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by brennebeck 8y ago
I’ve become more interested in audiobooks over the last few years and this could definitely be useful. Is the site a custom built platform?
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by brennebeck 8y ago
I mean, sure, the precision matters for HFT but at the scale the point would be moot since the time is so minuscule. Unless you hyperscale it: “on 1,000,000 trades the 50ms difference becomes very pronounced and could cost us $z” or somethi

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