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by cp9 7y ago
You think if adam savage had done this project he would be subject to questions about how much work he did or whether it’s a pickup or a ute?
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by cp9 7y ago
because they are nitpicking in a sexist way. it's the same reason people are doubting how much work she "actually did" on the project people should just embrace it as a cool, slightly ridiculous project that turned out well.
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by cp9 7y ago
a reminder that "rewrite it in rust" is not usually a ground up rewrite, it's an effort to translate the c into a safer language as you go, it doesn't just burn it down, salt the earth and start over. Have a look at rema
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Google Inbox’s co-creator wants to fix Gmail with a new Chrome extension(theverge.com)
2 points by cp9 7y ago|0 comments
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by cp9 8y ago
> When asked why they used nightly, people responded with a broad range of reasons including: access to 2018 edition, asm, async/await, clippy, embedded development, rocket, NLL, proc macros, and wasm. as for how `rustup install nig
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by cp9 8y ago
it's not standard at all. what parts of make are the GNU extensions? What parts are you building with bash that aren't portable to windows, or even other nix machines that only have posix sh?
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by cp9 8y ago
Slack
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by cp9 8y ago
I have ubuntu on a 5th gen X1 carbon and this works perfectly for me.
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by cp9 8y ago
I have a 2018 X1 Carbon with Ubuntu that has perfectly supported suspend. It's never been a problem
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Highlights of Erlang OTP 21(michal.muskala.eu)
2 points by cp9 8y ago|0 comments
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by cp9 8y ago
that is not what he promised. he promised standards, not an open source implementation
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by cp9 9y ago
when you run a polyglot stack with java/python/go/node on top of a cluster of machines, you will love to have them containerized and uniform. It makes scripting and CI so much easier. or, when you have a legacy app that relie
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by cp9 10y ago
well I mean for broad adoption, in particular. For example, you hit on one of them. Users want to use all different browsers, restricting people to Chrome isn't viable for plenty of reasons. I think the biggest problem is that I have a
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by cp9 10y ago
it's incredibly surprising that this isn't the top answer. even a hardware token like a yubikey or CAC has a bunch of problems and they are by far the "best" way to do something like this.
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by cp9 10y ago
fyi you can get most sites to honor your font with a combination of the browser's default monospace font and extensions like Stylish. even this comment box respects Fira Code, see[1] [1]: https://imgur.com/a/LjbS3
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by cp9 10y ago
and fossil fuels are directly responsible for the largest ecological disasters the planet has ever seen, so...
107.
by cp9 10y ago
... that is not what slavery is
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by cp9 10y ago
github's where the people are. Everyone already has a github account. Either way git itself means there isn't too much vendor lock-in, just the ancillary parts of the project (issues, wiki, project site)
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by cp9 10y ago
I'm right there with you, I've never had good luck with fonts on Linux. They always look fuzzy, instead of crisp and sharp like on OSX
110.
by cp9 10y ago
if you're a designer, a painter, anything to do with printed media at all you use pantone, and thus you pay for it
111.
by cp9 11y ago
I just value my own time. It's not entitlement, it's merely knowing what my free time is worth
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by cp9 11y ago
except this is on top of that. nobody does a phone screen, checks a sample of code and says "tada, you're hired" we were going to get together in a room anyways.
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by cp9 11y ago
except "culture fit" is usually a code word for a 25 year old white guy who walks and talks like me.
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by cp9 11y ago
cause I have a job that pays me. I'm not working on stuff for your company for free
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by cp9 11y ago
you're asking me to feel bad for a company that probably has millions in seed funding for investing a day in a new hire? hah, no, not going to happen. I (and probably most people here) already have a job that pays me for the work I do,
116.
by cp9 11y ago
... you can't just ignore a subpoena if you wish to do business in the US. providing a backdoor is different
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by cp9 11y ago
the second software like this exists that was signed with Apple's release key, the second they can no longer control it
118.
by cp9 11y ago
not to mention this is a 200 year old idea that was a terrible idea then and hasn't gotten any better since
119.
by cp9 11y ago
You can use the python one. I tried it and the npm one and the npm one seems like it's in much better shape (colors were all screwed up on the python one). so, I guess YMMV
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by cp9 11y ago
https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/wiki/Optional-Self-... here's how to bootstrap cljs.

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