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by farresito 6y ago
It's not about optimizing for speed; it's about optimizing for comfortability. Not having to move your hands at all from the keyboard is highly underrated. If you pair it with a windows manager like i3 and use something like vimiu
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by farresito 6y ago
> Rust will never displace C++ or C. C++ does things Rust can't. Could you expand a little bit on that?
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by farresito 7y ago
A few days ago my mother mentioned that she had gone buy groceries, stopped before a florist, and tried to smell some lavender, but for some reason could not feel absolutely anything, which she found interesting, as it has a relatively stro
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by farresito 7y ago
Nothing wrong with that. I have been using vim for close to 10 years and will take intelliJ + ideaVim over vim if the language is well supported. It's night and day difference.
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by farresito 7y ago
Will no longer support
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by farresito 7y ago
To be fair, if you cure aging, you drastically reduce (or make non-existent) the incidence rate of most diseases, since they tend to appear as you get older. I think curing aging is the ultimately smart thing to do.
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by farresito 7y ago
Sounds like a very interesting idea for a startup to solve. I will still find Blue Origin a bit more interesting though.
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by farresito 7y ago
I recall reading an AMA on Reddit (take that with a grain of salt) about a very short sleeper and he mentioned that he slept very deeply. I wonder if short sleepers sleep less hours but need to do so more profoundly and it just so happens t
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by farresito 7y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by "get away", but the people we are talking about in this article legitimately can't sleep more than 6 hours. They naturally wake up after that just like you do after 8 or 9.
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by farresito 8y ago
As an European, I would rather get spied on by the US than by China.
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by farresito 8y ago
You might very well be a short sleeper.
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by farresito 8y ago
(Just in case I didn't make myself very clear: I'm talking about Java; any other language is another story, and for that I use tmux+vim) It's true that there are a lot of small things that slowly add up that make the experien
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by farresito 8y ago
Java in intellij+ideavim is much faster than in (n)vim, and that comes from someone who has been using vim for nearly a decade. Intellij is just too good.
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by farresito 8y ago
I think it's fine to have a bit of selfishness in your life. I'm not saying that you need to make very irresponsible decisions, but if all your decisions are made based on what others need, you end up living for others.
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by farresito 8y ago
Maybe if they get another $300M round they will be able to afford some designers to fix the abomination that the current design is.
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by farresito 8y ago
I think it's fine to jump into frameworks and slowly delve into the fundamentals. I find it's better to build something first, even if you don't understand 100% what's going on; otherwise, I don't end up sticking wi
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by farresito 8y ago
Here you go, buddy: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ublock-origin/cjpa... https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin...
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by farresito 8y ago
Is it really the compiler/type system's fault, though? Sounds more like a language's design or specification flaw.
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by farresito 8y ago
Bacon and eggs? Jesus... Considering you are advocating for removing unhealthy foods, surely you could have mentioned something actually healthy.
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by farresito 8y ago
No
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by farresito 8y ago
In what way has it died in activity when there are tens of commits around June and July? That's not even four months.
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by farresito 8y ago
Thank you for mentioning it. Just removed it. Do you know of any good, non-expensive (VPN?) alternatives? I was using it to access Netflix in other languages for language learning purposes.
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by farresito 8y ago
> [...] or away from work, using my own equipment, on my own time [...] That sounds illegal.
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by farresito 8y ago
Their marketing department has done a very good job advertising the product.
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by farresito 8y ago
My biggest complain about tmux is a change they made a few months ago, where they decided to show all the windows by default instead of only showing those in the current session. Even if you filter the sessions to show only those in the cur
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by farresito 8y ago
A bit of a late answer, but your idea is pretty cool, definitely something I could see myself using if it were integrated in an ebook reader or something similar. For German (and a few other languages, actually), a very good website to fetc
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by farresito 8y ago
You are one click away from the home page, where there is a nice explanation.
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by farresito 8y ago
Anyone doing weight lifting has any experience with fasting? I'm not so interested in doing weight lifting while fasting (doesn't sound too good) as in the muscle gain/loss after a fast.
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by farresito 8y ago
Who would want to use a rolling release distribution for a (production) server? Sounds like a pretty terrible choice, to be quite honest.
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by farresito 8y ago
- You can update all the plugins with PlugUpdate; furthermore, they are updated in parallel. - You can lazy load plugins - You can execute commands after a plugin update (e.g. building the new binary for youcompleteme) Those are the major p

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