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JavaScript vs. Unix Tools (part 2)
(herebeseaswines.net)
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I wrote, >> Yes, ok. But this doesn't say it's a bad tool? Only a not very used tool? (I know that you've not claimed neither; only that is not a very used tool) But since you continued to stress your hypothesis and ign
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claes-magnus
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Nice!!! I am very grateful. Thank you for sharing! I did not know you could solve it like so. And yes, this is very expressive!
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It is very hard to estimate such matters when you're a junior developer. :) Say you're right. Actually, I don't doubt you. I am certain that I will find I was wrong when I wrote that. But still, this does not mean sed is not
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Yes, ok. But this doesn't say it's a bad tool? Only a not very used tool? (I know that you've not claimed neither; only that is not a very used tool)
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7y ago
Yes, I have it (I am on a Linux). Thank you for sharing! :) Cheers!
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I don't know. As I said, I am a junior web developer so it is hard for me to generalize. Perhaps no-one use it? But I enjoy it. :)
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You should enjoy my post from yesterday: https://herebeseaswines.net/essays/2020-04-18-a-bash-perl Yes, I wanna learn Perl! :)
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Choosing the right tool: JavaScript vs. sed
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I actually tried using tee to solve this, but failed. :) If you have the time, can you please tell me how to solve this particular problem? I would love to learn, otherwise, I will read elsewhere. The man pages on tee did not contain any ex
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Unix hacker tools from a beginners point of view
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Notion of Progress and User Interfaces
(herebeseaswines.net)
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Unix and Similarities with Foucault
(herebeseaswines.net)
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Map in JavaScript. A short tutorial for beginners
(herebeseaswines.net)
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Some junior reflections on editors and Vim
(herebeseaswines.net)
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Reduce Examples in JavaScript
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Junior Reflections on Programming
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New Blog on JavaScript
(herebeseaswines.net)
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Passion Is the Antidote
(herebeseaswines.net)
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What about AsciiDoc
(unfolding-programming.net)
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Oh, my mistake! Will do in the future. :) Thank you for pointing this out!
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Aspects of Markdown
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I want to try attempt explaining what I meant. @adriamonk: if you have the time, feel free to help me out here. :) First, my point relates to JavaScript. ``` Take this code: const list = [2,1,2,"4", 5]; console.log( list.sort((a
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Great! That’s why we have communities such as this one?! :) To inspire each other; even when we are wrong... Curiosity is contagious, I guess. :)
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Thank you!
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I am not saying you are guilty of this, by I think this is sad in a way. My prejudice is that many frontend developers are interested in CS for the wrong reasons; I don't know if it's true though. But CS as a career boost is very
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@Mauran Kilom. Thank you for your criticism, especially your mention of https://letsencrypt.org/ . I will look into that! And I am also very grateful that your pointed out the obvious: the red thread was missing, and I have
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Thank you. CS is what I am trying to learn. :) I have not studied CS, only some vocational education in programming, and I am into front-end. However, I think this is important for someone like me, and it is really fascinating. :)
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@smellia: thank you very much for this suggestion! This seems really interesting. :)
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Thanks for comments! I will attempt to fix the flaws. Fixing the english will be harder though, for the time being my english is flawed (period). :) I should provide some background. I don’t have any education in CS. This is an antempt on m
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