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by chmln 8y ago
If you self-host your own git service, you could email everyone e.g. in a specific organization very easily. On something like GitHub it's nearly impossible, but when you own your data its just a database query + email away.
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by chmln 8y ago
This is great for small one-off projects, but I don't know why anyone would want to promote the usage of mailing lists in general. The industry moved on to more centralized solutions like github for a reason - mailing lists are clunky,
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by chmln 8y ago
Call me closed-minded, but I seriously hope something like this never makes it into Rust. Not only is the complexity overbearing, but the motivation for this solution is rather thin.
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by chmln 8y ago
You can run cargo install-update -a every now and then to check for updates. At some point in a few weeks I hope to have binaries distributed with every release, which means there will be better/faster ways to install sd than cargo.
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by chmln 8y ago
Not to derail this submission, but thanks for the consideration! See the first sentence at https://github.com/chmln/sd#comparison-to-sed tl;dr its only find & replace with smart defaults and easy, straightforward s
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by chmln 8y ago
Shameless plug for even terser syntax: https://github.com/chmln/sd
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by chmln 8y ago
How does it compare performance-wise to other tools with similar goals? Seeing this is written in 100% python, I suspect it will be an order of magnitude slower.
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by chmln 8y ago
You got a point, and this reminds me of the kite debacle with sublime . However, there's a difference. Sublime plugins update automatically startup, while mine are updated manually. If I theoretically wanted to, I could audit the plug
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by chmln 8y ago
Why? There's a few high quality package managers already. Creating yet another one is not a great idea. vim-plug is what I use and it works perfectly fine. For a more complete vim experience out of the box, check out spacevim.
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by chmln 8y ago
Autocompletions are not limited to IDEs these days. With the advent of editor-agnostic language servers, I have high quality autocomplete in vim, with the bonus of not having to use a slow and clunky IDE.
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by chmln 8y ago
How often are you limited to out-of-the-box configurations? I've configured vim to my liking once, uploaded my dotfiles, and now I can have the same config everywhere. There's no need to repeat yourself. Not to mention the product
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by chmln 8y ago
Lack of discoverability makes for worse code, if anything. Constantly switching back and forth between documentation and the editor is a big hindrance to getting things done.
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by chmln 8y ago
As a heavy user of this plugin on a daily basis, it has made me so much more productive. Recently it also got support for floating windows added in neovim, inching even closer to the quality of completions in VSCode.
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by chmln 8y ago
Yes, I know Java for sure allows this. There are workarounds to enforce stricter behavior via things like @NonNull and checker frameworks, but it obviously never works as well as it would on a language level.
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by chmln 8y ago
> This is nonsense. There's no definition or checklist that defines what a complete type system is The Go programming language and the compiler have too many soundness holes, therefore I call the type system incomplete. When you can
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by chmln 8y ago
It's a bit ridiculous to reduce Rust to the requirement of "performance" or parametric polymorphism. Go doesn't have a proper, complete type system. This means entire classes of preventable bugs are not prevented by the
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by chmln 8y ago
Sounds way overblown. Here are the relevant bits. > The cancer is very rare. Even in this high-risk population, where drinking very hot tea is extremely common, only 0.6% developed oesophageal cancer. > Even though hot tea drinking co
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by chmln 8y ago
Seems like you got an axe to grind, but I'll bite. This is the lab in my case: http://rmalab.com/about-us/accreditation > Naturopathy is pseudoscience Agreed. However, many NDs are not exactly "naturopathi
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by chmln 8y ago
I'm not sure what you're basing your opinion on, but I wasn't directly tested by a naturopath. You get a urine sample that's later shipped to an accredited lab and they provide you a detailed report with reference ranges
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by chmln 8y ago
This wasn't my experience. Where my family doctor and other practitioners ignored my thoughts and refused to get me tested out of personal skepticism, my ND listened to me and provided appropriate means of testing. At no point was I su
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by chmln 8y ago
I would bet that mercury toxicity is incredibly underdiagnosed, especially if it's not acute. Fatigue, insomnia, and a host of other symptoms are fairly common and not easy to spot as a part of a bigger problem. Anecdata: when I went t
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by chmln 8y ago
Shameless plug - you may also wanna try https://github.com/chmln/sd :)
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by chmln 8y ago
I don't have a "cause". Are you trying to argue that Twitter, Facebook, and Google are apolitical? > Try running a website in China critical of government policy and see where that gets you Someone has it worse, so we shou
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by chmln 8y ago
> I don’t know about an alternative web, but something will happen with Twitter, Google, Facebook upping their censorship game more and more. Why do you think something will happen? All three platforms have a 'pro-leftwing' and
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by chmln 8y ago
Yeah, it's not like you can lose your domains, get kicked off of the vast majority of web hosts and demoted in google search just for having the wrong opinions
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by chmln 8y ago
A 5px gap between windows is a drop in the bucket, but adds a lot in terms of aesthetics.
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by chmln 8y ago
As I mentioned above, a particular Linux kernel version not supporting your hardware well doesn't mean that other hardware is equally poorly supported. That's the reason you get rebuttals, because your "doesn't work for
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by chmln 8y ago
> but those issues haven't been fixed in a decade. This is far too broad of a statement to make, hence why you get all the "works on my machine" posts. Your post is just as anecdotal as others', with no actual numbers
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by chmln 8y ago
Both synthetic and real-world benchmarks show the opposite [0] [1]. My own experience and unresolved performance bugs that I've filed show the same [2]. I want Firefox to be faster and superior to chrome in every way. Ignoring it'
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by chmln 8y ago
> has now finally caught up to Chrome on stability and speed Arguably, with its market share dwindling fast, it's not enough to just be technically on par. Further, it is absolutely not up to par on Linux and from what I know, MacOS

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