clktmr

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by clktmr 7y ago
I don't know, to me the C version is more readable. I know for sure that in the end the C macros will only do text replacement, whereas the Rust macros could do anything. And emojiis in code, really?
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by clktmr 7y ago
There will always be a lag. The best they can do is hide the lag by doing some stuff on the client (e.g. mouse cursor or shifting viewport pixel-wise). That ways I suppose they could get this on a level where most people don't notice.
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by clktmr 7y ago
Closed source.
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by clktmr 7y ago
That's not true at all. All you need ist a diff tool and an email address.
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by clktmr 7y ago
I was a mercurial user and eventually changed to git. I think from the perspective of a repository maintainer git was always the better choice. And those are the ones who choose the VCS. For most devs, that just want to commit, mercurial
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by clktmr 7y ago
Vim has really good language server integration via multiple competing plugins (vim-lsp, ale, coc.vim, neovim). You can use the same language servers from VSCode, which give you autocomplete, code-formatting, refactoring, etc. Not having t
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by clktmr 7y ago
gdb has colored output since v8.3, including syntax hightlighting. Regarding vim, have you tried the termdebug plugin that ships with vim? :help termdebug-starting
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by clktmr 7y ago
Has someone calculated at what n I will sort faster than my PC?
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by clktmr 7y ago
In addition, it makes cherry picking bugfixes to older releases much easier.
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by clktmr 7y ago
Anyone knows what he is holding in his right hand?
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by clktmr 7y ago
I'm using a very similar desktop environment (mainly i3 + terminal + vim). What I really like about this setup is that it's compatible with every project I work on. I rearely have to learn new tools and I honestly did before spent
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by clktmr 7y ago
> [...] just a software fix? They paid for research, marketing, engineering, etc. By that logic one could also argue, that Amazon shouldn't store safety related products in their warehouses, but instead give them away for free.
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by clktmr 7y ago
How will this scale with lots of active transmitters? Are the doing some kind of distributed SIMO?
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by clktmr 7y ago
From what I did understand, that's not what the author of the article meant. He wants to enforce a style that guarantees exactly how the file is formatted.
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by clktmr 7y ago
That's what I meant by pleasing the code formatter. We all have seen those horrible codebases filled with linter-disabling comments. This is what happens if the rules are too strict. Also, code is already consistent by it's synt
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by clktmr 7y ago
The code formatter doesn't know anything about the author's intend. If it removes empty lines that were added to visually separate blocks of code, that's just annoying.
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by clktmr 7y ago
I agree with almost all of this, but I heavily disagree with a code formatter that only allows one exact formatting to be correct. People will tend to spending their time pleasing the formatter until it does what they want. I am all for c
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by clktmr 7y ago
The engineers that build the new drainage system in 1975 did indeed solve the problem. The new problems are a result of bad city planning.