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contras1970
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contras1970
8y ago
why? i mean, i hold the same opinion sincerely. see neovim for a contemporary instance of the same: https://neovim.io/doc/user/starting.html#--embed (--embed, --headless, --listen).
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> But if the Radiolaria and Diatoms are thus rained upon the bottom of the sea, from the superficial layer of its waters in which they pass their lives, it is obviously possible that the Globigerinae may be similarly derived; and if they
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perhaps it's really related to the word "Best" and wouldn't be as bad with "Good" but i've found that these things, more often than not, are neither. "Best Practice" is just a concise reformulat
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contras1970
8y ago
200M/2% is still pretty bad, isn't it? IRC clients worked perfectly on machines with less total virtual memory 20 years ago (and before). USER PID %CPU %MEM VSZ RSS TT STAT STARTED TIME COMMAND fuba
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8y ago
> what exactly is complicated about setting up certs for a dev? it may not be complicated but you cannot beat doing nothing.
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8y ago
McDonald's has the best food, right?
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I'm Broken I wonder if we'll smile in our coffins while loved ones mourn the day, the absence of our faces, living, laughing, eyes awake. Is this too much for them to take? Too young for one's c
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<soapbox> looking at that ticket, the response from google is catastrophic . the guy or gal handling the ticket has no idea about web browsers. the reporter shows up with a complete reproducer and the best google manages is throw
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8y ago
the monkeys[1] are enjoying themselves, dancing and singing, at the expense of everybody else. [1] web application pushers edit: hn "syntax"
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meanwhile, in europe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mzPj_IaMzY
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and why infants eat their nose pickings. nail biting might be related, too.
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not that i'd feel like my success in interviews hinges on this, i just find this very refreshing. where do you work, and are you hiring?
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8y ago
it's called "the internet"...
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8y ago
some 30 years ago i could ask you: so you'll be totally content if 20 years from now society decides that gay people should be allowed to marry? i'm not really sure what your point is. are you arguing that societal changes shou
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> Imagine you're married, and you agree with your wife about certain basic rules of the relationship, procedures for resolving disputes, etc. Should those basic rules be up for debate when, years later, you're having a heated
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so USA has poorer public transport than Europe because the latter has much more uniform population distribution; USA also has poorer public transport than Australia because the latter has much more skewed population distribution. american e
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kinda already possible: const bind1st = (f, x) => (y) => f(x, y) const addTwo = bind1st(add, 2) let x = addTwo(5) // 7 it can get a little confusing unless one's used to point-free programming: const twostep = bind1st(b
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<html xmlns:v="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:vml" xmlns:o="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" xmlns:w="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:word" xmlns:m="http://schemas.micro
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i disagree with the sentiment and preferences expressed in your comment. the code on display is at the sweet spot of complexity given the scope of task at hand . your preferences might lead to code with lower complexity of any given expr
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the design is a full-frontal reenactment of the cca-2000 web design canon; the newer-looking elements bring memories of early stackoverflow... somehow as if freshmeat back then had a trip. i woudn't write this off right away. let&#x
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copyright was a british invention to limit proliferation of "uncomfortable" works.
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won't somebody think of plumbers' children? they should be entitled to some money every time we flush! they won't plumb any more toilets otherwise! and what about carpenters? they won't do squat if we don't grant
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that would have been a withholder, not disclosure. you need to disclose the vulnerability to those who are vulnerable for it to be disclosure, and nothing else is responsible.
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fingerprints and faces are just really complex usernames : they're not secret at all.
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> the answer was: "HTML5 gave us the <strong> tag to replace <b>" i bet the question was: "what has HTML5 done for us?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc7HmhrgTuQ
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the sj witch hunters got bored and moved on to another victim?
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so anti-terrorism hysteria is warranted because anti-terrorism hysteria has already triggered an avalanche of death and trillions of dollars spent .
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i had used Eudora, The Bat!, Balsa, Thunderbird and probably some more i have forgotten about since then. mutt has left all of them in the dust, Eudora included.
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it should be Electron-based of course
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you should consider a rename: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quilt_%28software%29
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