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by cosmojg 7y ago
Code obfuscation is idiotic and pointless no matter what form it takes, but this example is particularly egregious. This accomplishes little more than degrading performance across the board for the very real end user (bye bye JIT optimiza
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by cosmojg 7y ago
Have other prolific programmers made lists like this? I'd love to read something which gets into the real nitty gritty.
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by cosmojg 7y ago
Just performed several trials on my OnePlus 6T. It took 4, 14, 1, 1, 5, 3, 8, 4, 19, and 24 seconds for an average of 8.3 seconds over 10 trials. That's more than comparable to the time it takes me to solve one of Google's mon
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by cosmojg 7y ago
How does this perform compared to Fish's built-in VCS monitoring?
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by cosmojg 7y ago
That depends on where you want the money going: everybody involved in developing and maintaining automated systems at home and abroad (high-skilled labor) or everybody involved in controlling drones from afar (low-skilled labor). Of course,
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by cosmojg 7y ago
Don't use iOS. There is nothing private or secure about proprietary software. Plenty of free and open source alternatives exist. [1] [1] https://www.privacytools.io/operating-systems/#mobile_os
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by cosmojg 7y ago
Wow, this is up there with that hilariously tone-deaf Google blog post about cookies and privacy [1]. People want full control over their devices, both software and hardware. This thinly veiled propaganda isn't fooling anyone. [1] h
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by cosmojg 7y ago
As someone who has gotten the hang of the keybindings and only just started learning Vimscript, I'm curious whether you think I should stop and switch to Emacs.
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by cosmojg 7y ago
> Rust is the perfect language for shipping things, Julia is the perfect language for prototyping. You hit the nail on the head. This is exactly what I do in many of my workflows. Fortunately, Julia is so good on its own that I don'
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Literate.jl – Literate Programming in Julia(youtube.com)
2 points by cosmojg 7y ago|0 comments
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by cosmojg 7y ago
What Hugo theme are you using, if any? Would you mind letting us see the source code?
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by cosmojg 7y ago
Don't worry, they're sarcastic downvotes. ;)
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by cosmojg 7y ago
Bitbucket is dropping Mercurial support: https://bitbucket.org/blog/sunsetting-mercurial-support-in-b... Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20745393
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Invertbucket – A script to move Mercurial repos from Bitbucket to Sourcehut(hg.sr.ht)
2 points by cosmojg 7y ago|1 comments
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by cosmojg 7y ago
For anyone looking to jump ship, check out invertbucket ( https://hg.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/invertbucket ), a script which automates the transfer of mercurial repos from Bitbucket to Sourcehut. Support for transferring tickets
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by cosmojg 7y ago
Windows on the desktop is a real mental harm for the user.
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by cosmojg 7y ago
LineageOS[1] exists, and it may as well be a non-GNU mobile distribution of Linux with support for Android apps like Firefox. [1] https://lineageos.org/
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by cosmojg 7y ago
Where would the funding come from?
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by cosmojg 8y ago
>Whoever caused the Gatwick chaos needs to be brought to justice Absolutely, along with all of these clowns who are perpetuating the chaos.
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by cosmojg 8y ago
As someone who browses the internet with JavaScript disabled by default, I've never felt more vindicated.
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by cosmojg 8y ago
NamePros user, Thelma, made a good point: > The story of Microsoft floating a significant loan to Apple in order to keep Apple solvent in the late '90's is well-known. Microsoft didn't do so out of altruistic impulse; they
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by cosmojg 8y ago
Check out KDE Plasma Mobile. Linux has come a long way with touch screens.
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by cosmojg 8y ago
Indeed, it is! And I find that it's much better than tmux performance-wise.
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by cosmojg 8y ago
You can run a tiling window manager like i3 and xmonad on macOS! See: https://github.com/ianyh/Amethyst
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by cosmojg 8y ago
I think both Fish and Kakoune fall into this category. They're a shell and a CLI/TUI text editor that feel incredibly modern compared to their predecessors (i.e. Zsh and Vim).
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by cosmojg 8y ago
1. There's a configuration file, and it's incredibly well-documented. You can simply reference the default config, read the manpages, or read the available documentation for help. See: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kit
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by cosmojg 8y ago
It will be in the next stable! You can install it from Testing or Sid.
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by cosmojg 8y ago
Cigarettes.
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by cosmojg 8y ago
Demo: https://braid.chat Source: https://github.com/braidchat/braid
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Braid – A More Organized Slack-Like Group Chat (Open Source, Written in Clojure)(braidchat.com)
5 points by cosmojg 8y ago|1 comments

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