ckolkey

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by ckolkey 5y ago
I think it's just a submodule
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by ckolkey 5y ago
Yes and yes. Ruby got it right, no question :)
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by ckolkey 5y ago
Go to the gym. Regularly. You'll feel better from the exercise, and start meeting other regulars. This can be a regular gym, climbing gym, whatever. It'll help.
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by ckolkey 5y ago
The trick with speeding up rubocop (and most other linters, for that matter) is to run it as a daemon. There's a rubocop daemon gem available. Or with solargraph, rubocop is kept in memory so you only pay the startup cost once. With th
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by ckolkey 5y ago
It's because your computer can't tell the difference. c-[ and ESC send the same key-code. Same with c-i and tab. What you can do to get around this is to remap one of them to something like f20 using Karabiner, then map f20 to wha
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by ckolkey 5y ago
I think this is a fundamental attribution error... You're saying the person _is_ a thief, whereas I would say the person is _committing_ thievery. In the first case, it's the persons nature and no change in incentives would dissua
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by ckolkey 5y ago
This isn't my experience at all, but alright.
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by ckolkey 5y ago
Neovim has first class Lua support, so you can have vim without the viml
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by ckolkey 5y ago
I hope so. We've been using Hotwire for a few months now, and I have only good things to say about it.
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by ckolkey 5y ago
I have neither the app not a login, and could read it just fine.
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by ckolkey 5y ago
It strikes me as odd that in one breath he says "Learning was part of the job" and spends nearly the rest of the piece complaining about writing tests. Maybe he could learn how to do it better :)
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by ckolkey 5y ago
I absolutely love this idea. I find that nudges or 'speedbumps' offer just enough of a barrier to get me to reconsider my own actions, sort of snapping me out of a trance. I would welcome these kind of changes.
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by ckolkey 5y ago
To be fair, I think Denmark is living 10+ years in the future with respect to that stuff. It's far more the exception than the rule :)
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by ckolkey 5y ago
That's correct, American citizens are required to pay tax to the IRS regardless of their residency. However, you can deduct something like $106,000 from your yearly income if it's already been taxed, to avoid double-taxation of in
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by ckolkey 6y ago
They write their own content. It's a site who's focus is short, concise stories.
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by ckolkey 6y ago
Yup, neovim 0.5+ will be using treesitter for any supported languages, with the current Regex highlighting as a fallback.
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by ckolkey 6y ago
rbenv actually solves this quite well. You can set a project-level version in a .ruby-version file, and each lang version has its own gem cache
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by ckolkey 6y ago
Fyi, `.times` is enumerable, you don't need to call `.each` after it.
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by ckolkey 6y ago
They didn't use transparency either, so it looks extra good in dark mode ;)
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by ckolkey 6y ago
Counterpoint: preferences are subjective. How about an article about how github uses the wrong colors in their syntax highlighting? According to color theory, a method is blue, not purple.
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by ckolkey 6y ago
I'm on my phone, so it's a bit difficult to look up, but 350 isn't actually arbitrary. It's a temperature that is hot enough to allow you to get a maliard reaction without being so hot that you easily burn food.
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by ckolkey 6y ago
I know it's not oss, but Fusion360 is free for non-professional use.
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by ckolkey 6y ago
Modern collaborative terminal...so, tmux running in hyper (for electron goodness)? :)
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by ckolkey 6y ago
Wait no longer! Here you go: https://www.forbes.com/sites/carlieporterfield/2020/05/15/te...
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by ckolkey 6y ago
Really trying to be constructive here: consider investing in one or two more vowels. The "vn" is...rough.
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by ckolkey 6y ago
True, but since fstop is a ratio (length of lens over width of aperture) at this scale the more important metric in image quality is sensor size. You can compare the depth of field in a 35mm shot with a 4x5 image made at the same fstop to s
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by ckolkey 6y ago
It's perfectly stable, but I didn't see it do anything that Amethyst can't do, and yabai requires you to run with SIP disabled
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by ckolkey 7y ago
This could perhaps be illustrated well with a hard boiled egg. If you remove an egg at the 7 minute mark, the internal temperature is still around 100c, and it will continue to cook. To stop it cooking, dunk it in cold water. Similarly with
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by ckolkey 7y ago
At one point in my vimrc I decided that P and p needed to be swapped...