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by ctenb 2y ago
Hm, I failed to notice that, since it is not mentioned in their introduction, and the list of supported languages is fairly small :)
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by ctenb 2y ago
Would it be possible to make this work with a treesitter grammar?
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by ctenb 2y ago
Sounds interesting, but I'm very skeptical about the combination of LLM technology and the Unix philosophy. To create anything that does exactly one thing well and is composable requires careful design and using the right abstractions
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by ctenb 2y ago
If both inputs are ordered by a subset of the join key, you can stream the join operation. It depends on your domain whether this can be made the case, or course. If one of the two join operands is much smaller than the other, you can make
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by ctenb 2y ago
I'm confused why everybody keeps talking about sanitization when all you have to do is escape a string properly whenever you inject it verbatim into a language, be it HTML or SQL or whatever.
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by ctenb 2y ago
No
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by ctenb 2y ago
The release notes are special
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by ctenb 2y ago
levels in the range 400-1000 are considered good quality
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by ctenb 2y ago
I bought one a year ago for 200 bucks. I'm still happy with the purchase, and I haven't had to change the batteries yet.
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by ctenb 2y ago
I read this as svg icons of size 3 kilobytes
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by ctenb 2y ago
I find alt-npoi intuitive and easy to reach. But my point was not that default key bindings don't matter, just that there is no one shoe fits all, and that different choices are not so relevant in comparing editor features when they ar
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by ctenb 2y ago
I feel that the critique on the default keybinding scheme is unwarranted. One of the key concepts of editors like Helix and Vim is that the keybindings are customizable.
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by ctenb 2y ago
How does this compare to Kakoune and Helix?
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by ctenb 2y ago
I switched from pandoc markdown to asciidoc for writing technical blog posts, but switched back after a year due to the fact that pandoc is easier to setup and tweak with plugins
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by ctenb 2y ago
I was expecting some sort of programming language to describe music, but this isn't that. I'm not sure what it is exactly though. Navigating the website on mobile doesn't give me a clue
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by ctenb 2y ago
The PR is being worked on steadily. People use it on their own fork. The Helix team does not provide any target dates for features.
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by ctenb 2y ago
You mean, "the small ones"?
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by ctenb 2y ago
Many helix users have their own fork to scratch that itch. I do too, and it's nice, but of course a little more maintenance than a set of scripts
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by ctenb 2y ago
You may want to check helix.vim. it's a vim script that emulates helix
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by ctenb 2y ago
Both sound and video are stuttering for me, would that still be caused by audio issues?
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by ctenb 2y ago
I love mpv. But when I pause and resume the video, the first few seconds are jittery. I've not encountered that on other players. Does anyone know why this is?
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by ctenb 2y ago
I think that another aspect of this verbal difference is that quests are meaningful because they inherently possess some level of difficulty and adventure. Taking on a quest means that you have a mindset with room for stumbling and getting
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by ctenb 2y ago
What are some issues you see with the current proposal?
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by ctenb 2y ago
I've read the proposal, and I'm just pointing out that "aka discriminated unions" is incorrect or at the very least confusing. Call it "sum types" if you don't like the term "discriminated union types
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by ctenb 2y ago
You are technically correct (the best kind of correct), but in practice I've not found this to be a problem, certainly not something that is ofsetting the vast usefulness of this data pattern.
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by ctenb 2y ago
I'm currently using nested records with a private constructor in combination with the nuget package https://github.com/shuebner/ClosedTypeHierarchyDiagnosticSup... to make sure the switch types do not require a `_
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by ctenb 2y ago
I find it strange and slightly confusing that tey call it "union types". The correct term would be "sum types" or "discriminated union types", union types being the union of two types with no distinctive tag be
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by ctenb 2y ago
It makes sense from a language adoption standpoint, especially if you look at typescript for example, which is also by Microsoft. Though I agree with you personally
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by ctenb 2y ago
I live there as well, and while I'm sure it could be worse, it's nothing compared to Johannesburg. I would like to see much more green throughout the city. Hopefully they will keep up the trend.
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by ctenb 2y ago
https://archive.is/Lphsl

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