elsurudo

21 ms·

181.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Yup, that's what I meant.
182.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Nice thing about Nano is that they arrow keys always seem to do what they are supposed to, no matter the system, shell, TTY, etc. Vi seems to have issues sometimes, and needs extra config
183.
by elsurudo 10y ago
They are definitely pulling from a pretty dope collection of SV war stories: http://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/how-silicon-va... Many many well know SV folk seem to consult for the show.
184.
by elsurudo 10y ago
No, there is an easy fix. Make the "SecurityAgent" process "special" and non-scriptable. Kind of how when Windows is requesting a permission, the whole screen is otherwise grayed out with an overlay. It should run in som
185.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Agreed. It also feel more at home on the Mac. Both Safari and Firefox, due to their multi-platform nature, don't quite "fit".
186.
by elsurudo 10y ago
It's still very useful sometimes to have an offline copy of your mail, though. I also feel that email is something so integral that it should be a native app. I've been using Mail.app for years and it's not bad for my needs,
187.
by elsurudo 10y ago
It's tnteresting to note that Priceonomics – with excellent long-form content such as this – is doing something very similar to Michelin. Also, http://www.viamichelin.com is a great way to plan your travels. Especially in E
188.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Is anyone aware of a site that the memory footprints of default Rails apps? I know that this may not be the greatest indication of the memory footprint in an actual running app, but I feel it'd still be interesting data. It'd have
189.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Absolutely. But the benefits are such that we should aim to replicate them via planning, IMO
190.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Yeah, streetcars in such a congested city only really work when they have their own rights-of-way. Is the Spadina streetcar done yet?
191.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Yes, the Eixample district of Barcelona is a good example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eixample Actually it was planned to have a lot more green space (the blocks were only supposed to have housing on two sides so as
192.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Good thoughts. Riffing off of this, you can view successful-but-dysfnuctional cities as having what is an analogue of technical debt.
193.
by elsurudo 10y ago
What you describe about Rome seems to apply for many many European cities. Many of them seem to have "mini-downtowns" scattered about, as opposed to the downtown-in-center-and-suburbs-everywhere-else that is common in North Americ
194.
by elsurudo 10y ago
IMO Toronto's system is not so great, especially for a city its size. A city that size (especially one with as much congestion!) should have a comprehensive subway system (see Barcelona for a great example), not a measly 2.5 lines. Sur
195.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Yeah, it's pretty annoying on iOS. Every day...
196.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Not necessarily – they could be hash + salting multiple permutations
197.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Can you explain this causality?
198.
by elsurudo 10y ago
I think it's obvious that this is an academic exercise (or "just because I can" sort of thing), which makes the GP's comment quite unnecessary.
199.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Creed transcends class, though. And basically any other societal norms and pressures.
200.
by elsurudo 10y ago
> That said, if it is iPhone to iPhone, it may well be that the call never touch the carrier systems and instead happens over iMessage for all i know. That would only happen if you are using Facetime Audio
201.
by elsurudo 10y ago
I find tabbed editors useful in that they allow you to open the current "working set" of files, and then disregard the rest of the project files. After I open up the working set, I usually close the tree view (Sublime, in my case)
202.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Really? Old Nokia phones were beautifully designed, as are (IMO) Lumias (not sure how much of the latter is attributable to Microsoft, though).
203.
by elsurudo 10y ago
Mosh is great for low-connectivity environments. I just wish there was a decent iOS client for the protocol...
204.
by elsurudo 10y ago
And then, after a year, the price goes up again!
205.
by elsurudo 10y ago
What do you mean you "enter their domain contact address"?
206.
by elsurudo 10y ago
They mean the original Doom, which ran with a software renderer anyways.
207.
by elsurudo 11y ago
There are also rumours that he had AIDS, although I haven't heard this from any official sources at this point.
208.
by elsurudo 11y ago
> Reserving capacity does not belong to the age of Cloud, it belongs to the age of data centers. Nice, I really like that way of putting it. The promise of the Cloud is, indeed, that it is supposed to abstract you from that, but Reserved
209.
by elsurudo 11y ago
I think this is possible as of 9.5. See `jsonb_set` here: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/static/functions-json.htm... Not sure how it is implemented, though.
210.
by elsurudo 11y ago
Pretty sure you can run the ObjC runtime on Linux quite easily. You just won't have the Cocoa libraries. Foundation would be useful for sure, though.

More ›