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by emj 7y ago
Editing multiline commands directly on the commandline in Fish and IPython5 is a nice feature, I do feel that Jupyter notebooks or Org-mode with langservers is another type of CLI that should be mentioned. With that said I feel that Excel i
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by emj 7y ago
We might discussing this from different views, network segregation is important even if you build everything as zero trust, firewalling something it's one of the easiest way to not trust it. I think the difference in perspective is tha
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by emj 7y ago
"Application Whitelisting" Does that actually work anywhere except in an boring office? Everyone that has a functioning devshop always has too many holes in their whitelists to effectively protect them. Client machines WITH creden
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by emj 7y ago
There are many options if you want expensive food, Noma done research in what the next thing in food will be to be sustainable. Of course it's a PR thing, but by backing some edgy projects they lend their name to a worthy cause making
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by emj 7y ago
This was specifically about having a fileformat encoding binary data, and in that vein there is a place for PPM, it's probably better for many small bitmaps than PNG. My old PPMs from my email archive look horrible as jpegs https:&#x2
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by emj 7y ago
Cognitive load. A readable dataformat is easy to understand, binary is not readable. The thing is standards for formats get broken all the time, and a broken CSV files is usually easier to fix than a non-standard binary format.
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by emj 7y ago
I must say our private git repos are a treasure trove of information, not using git for help is immensely stupid. In the same say it's sad that Jira and all do not help you find commit messages in a better way.
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by emj 7y ago
Seems like abstractions will bite you there, most will just do cool_library.unmarshall(request) in some variant, those libraries will not have the same method for yielding as you have.
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by emj 7y ago
When I need to do cluster ssh with tmux I do this or a variant of it: function cluster_ssh() { # Start a pane for every server for server in $*; do tmux split-window ssh $server done; # Same input to all panes
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by emj 7y ago
I'm living in such a place and if you have a cold it is normal to go to work even if you are sick, it's really hard to make people stay at home just because they feel a bit ill. Remote work has to be come more accepted.
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by emj 7y ago
If the host has at least tried the conference solution before the meeting it is usually ok for us, but that quickly become a specialized task that only one person care about, when s/he is away there is a high chance of wasted time.
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by emj 7y ago
It is easy and cheap to let people bicycle there, this is one of the most important commuter paths in Stockholm: https://www.google.com/maps/@59.3169808,18.0719185,3a,75y,34... It's not good, the priority just isn
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by emj 7y ago
I've found this dream is not about age people just think about this differently, and some are jaded saying we will never get there. As a 50 something it has been one of my ultimatedream, but it has proven to be hard all trough my very
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by emj 7y ago
I had the same experience way back, dithering on old CRT with composite videos is smoother since you create new colors given how the signal is transfered and converted compared to a high resolution computer display (800x600). Now days I&#x2
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by emj 7y ago
Please tell me it's enough to check the exit code! That's all I ever do and I have hundreds of mktemp scripts out there. In the end I think shelling is mostly about controlling your inputs.
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by emj 7y ago
Except you need to program them, and the recommended BOM for that is almost 900USD (unless OpenOCD works, but you still need JTAG hardware).
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by emj 7y ago
What makes it a nightmare to manage? My guess is it's all about how you do the declarative config, that fight is age old: http://mikehadlow.blogspot.com/2012/05/configuration-complex...
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by emj 7y ago
Sounds like a lot of variables to say that any one thing was what made that experiment a success. Similarly I've heard that focus in preschool years can have a very good pay back later on which supports what you say in a general way.
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by emj 7y ago
The only thing in your post I really want in Linux is a better bootloader the FreeBSD one is pretty neat, I've seen bootloaders that include kexec to change Linux kernels in early boot. But I seldom see the need for a better pre boot e
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by emj 7y ago
I think the markets intersects a lot, at least if you are to trust what the polls made on people who just bought e-bikes, a lot of them used them to replace cars mainly for everyday work and shopping which is HUGE. Research show that more t
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by emj 7y ago
There are several countries in the EU that likes and produces big an heavy cars, Germany is not alone, my guess from this post is that France primarily produce smaller cars. To make any difference we should make it easy and cheap to buy fas
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by emj 7y ago
Worked nicely just breastfeeding during the nights/mornings for us and most people I know after 12 months, and earlier should not be much of a problem IMHO, it's something you should be able decide on your own. It's not somet
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by emj 7y ago
Considering you usually have better salary with 2-4 years extra experience there is more to it than that. I guess universal daycare is a non starter in the US, and even though we have that here in Sweden women still opt to stay at home more
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That is excessive, and is a troublesome outcome from the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nestlé_boycott I only have anecdotal data but this advice does not help families that have problems with breast feeding.
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by emj 7y ago
It's probably ok but you could look at the source data and be more specific, averages and base indexes can play tricks on the visualization. From the video: https://data.giss.nasa.gov/gisstemp Data source NASA GISS, GI
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by emj 7y ago
We debark trains a lot with my family, and I prefer waiting, but that extra minute can be a lot easier to handle waiting in line with a three year old than sitting down. Every situation is different with people, families are included in tha
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by emj 7y ago
This is a classic example of we vs. them, I guess there will always be people with kids who think the same as you so it might not only be about perspective. My conclusion is that kids are their own beings and they are prone to behaviours
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by emj 7y ago
Lacking clarity is a good word for it, it was my feeling as well, but I've not used Ruby extensively. My feeling trying to hack existing Ruby code was always that Ruby favoured the arcane abit too much. This is from a perspective of me
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by emj 7y ago
That video really helped me to understand the horror that is Excel, but why fight it instead create a linter for Excel: https://github.com/plasma-umass/ExceLint-addin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEw
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by emj 7y ago
I feel that the readers interpretation of what you say change it more on the net, even if you write those things (and more), it's often the case that people will misread or misrepresent what you say. Especially if the gist of what you

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