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by cmyr 8y ago
Well they're both on the 'fastest growing'[1] list, which is about what I'd expect. 1: https://blog.github.com/2018-11-15-state-of-the-octoverse-to...
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by cmyr 8y ago
Put another way: python 2 has a 0% chance of correctly handling Unicode.
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by cmyr 8y ago
My experience as well; started asking drivers which they preferred, and they all said Lyft. That alone is a good reason to switch. I'd happily pay a 10-20% premium if I can feel confident that it's encouraging better working condi
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by cmyr 8y ago
T̙̙̳̠͕h̩͍̣̗͇̙e̖̙͇̺͍̝̙r̭̦̭̗̯͓͍̘e̮̜̼̝'̬͕̦̭̠s͖͎ ̙͎̫̭ͅa̲͖͙̟̹͚̱̜l̮͇w̥̙͙͎͍̻a͇̦̤̭̫̼͍͔y͖̰̱̣͉̗̼̟̘s̲͇̼̻̻͍͉ ̠̞̦̲̝̱̗o̪n͈͎̞e̥͈̠̬͍̬̱̲ ̪̼̝̞̮g̥ṵ͈̥y͎̤͖̥ ̜̬ṯ̳̗̜̼̱̬r̠̫̪̺̫y̗͍͔̜͇͍ị̼̲n̖̥͙͓̹̘̞̳͕g͕̗ͅ ̪t̤o̰̞̱͓̫̙̙͔͕ ͍r̟u̺͈̞͚͖i͖͈̗̭͖̯n͈̼̜̹ ͙̙̪̰̫̼͓i̻̩̰̪t̤̦̖͉ ͇̳̰f͔
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by cmyr 8y ago
Indeed, ever since I realized I could get medical care without paying for it I've been going out and getting cancer a couple times a week.
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by cmyr 8y ago
What is "risk production"? I can't help but reading it as something like, "we even risk producing some chips at some point!", which I presume isn't quite it.
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by cmyr 8y ago
This was exactly the case that got me into Rust; I had something that needed to be fast and needed to be callable from a variety of languages & environments (from python, C and Java immediately, and expecting to add swift later) but it
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by cmyr 8y ago
Another great post on this topic, by the other of ripgrep: https://blog.burntsushi.net/transducers/
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by cmyr 8y ago
Very cool. A friend put me on to TIS-100 when I was curious to play around with assembly, and it was a very helpful (and fun) introduction.
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by cmyr 8y ago
Square furniture, I presume?
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by cmyr 8y ago
Wasn't Vice City was the Grand Theft Auto of 2002/03? ;) More to the original point, the first GTA remains along with Age of Empires one of my all-time favourite games. It's easy to forget in light of the franchise it became
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by cmyr 8y ago
From reading these threads previously, the answer is generally 'marketing'.
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by cmyr 8y ago
Nothing in these results should really surprise anyone. Go is a good tool for writing networking services, but it is not (and does not intend to be) a systems language. For another perspective, look at Go versus Python: https://b
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by cmyr 9y ago
They aren't more burdened, but they are the last line of defence.
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by cmyr 9y ago
If I'm billing hourly and I'm billing an 8 hour day, I'm including a 30 minute lunch, regardless of rate. Anything longer than that is off the clock. If I'm billing 4 hours, then sure, no lunch. This is only true if I ha
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by cmyr 9y ago
You aren't billing for _debugging_? I would also include in my billing a 30 minute lunch over an 8 hour day, which is the minimum mandated by local (Canadian) labour law, and I would bill for any incoming calls and email that is relate
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by cmyr 9y ago
Fitzpatrick? ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fitzpatrick_scale )
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by cmyr 9y ago
As currently architected, the frontend is responsible for sending the core events such as "copy", "delete to start of line", or "insert 'a'". On xi-mac, the default experience is intended to closely m
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by cmyr 9y ago
Please!
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by cmyr 9y ago
Is this a debug build or a release build? File loading isn't particularly fast atm (we load the whole file into memory) but once a file is open I can breeze through it..
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by cmyr 9y ago
There's no technical reason you shouldn't be able to happily scroll through (and edit) a 15MB json file; and search for an arbitrary string should take ~10ms (ballpark from playing around with ripgrep just now), certainly not slow
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by cmyr 9y ago
Okay fair point, my emacs experience is limited to installing spacemacs once while procrastinating.
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by cmyr 9y ago
Maybe we're using different definitions of "native". In the most common case, both of these editors use the cross-platform "VT-100 UI Toolkit" (e.g. ansi escape codes in your terminal emulator), regardless of platfo
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by cmyr 9y ago
Xi's medium-range plans for modal editing support[1] are intended to be modular/general enough that you could plug in whatever particular modal-editing implementation you'd like. 1: https://github.com/google&#
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by cmyr 9y ago
The official frontend is a Cocoa/Swift app: https://github.com/google/xi-mac
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by cmyr 9y ago
Adding another perspective: as someone who follows kernel news very casually, it's pretty near impossible for me to determine which instances of "Linus curses something/someone out" are related to actual Serious Things D
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Ashley Feinberg trolls for all the right reasons(cjr.org)
1 points by cmyr 9y ago|0 comments
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Practical lock-freedom (2004) [pdf](cl.cam.ac.uk)
2 points by cmyr 9y ago|0 comments
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A guide to the PureScript numeric hierarchy(a-guide-to-the-purescript-numeric-hierarchy.readthedocs.io)
1 points by cmyr 9y ago|0 comments
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by cmyr 9y ago
US also has the New Yorker, the Atlantic, Harpers, and a few other very good monthlies.

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