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by farresito 8y ago
You have to run it on every repository you want this in, don't you? At least, that's what I understood.
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by farresito 8y ago
To save people some time, an alias for your .gitconfig create-graph = "!f() { git show-ref -s | git commit-graph write --stdin-commits ; } ; f"
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by farresito 8y ago
Or just install vim :-)
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by farresito 8y ago
You don't go to Arch for the UI/UX. I have used Windows, Mac, and Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora, and Arch). My experience with Arch (i3wm) has been vastly superior to anything I have used before. I would not trade it for anything. The thi
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by farresito 8y ago
Sorry to hear you were robbed 10k. I'm not sure how much we can solve the robbing problem with surveillance. I can talk a bit about the typical robbing that occurs in the more touristic places in the city. The police is very much aware
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by farresito 8y ago
Erlang is not particularly performant, and it seems like what the top comment is describing requires something faster.
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by farresito 9y ago
https://outline.com/tdDNdd
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by farresito 9y ago
Well, it's rather obvious that an IQ measures how good you are at completing IQ tests. The question is whether IQ is good predictor of success in whatever kind of work you are doing. If it is, then I can't blame them for making yo
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by farresito 9y ago
Thanks god. Fuck those guys, seriously.
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by farresito 9y ago
This really resonates with me, especially the constant context switching and only being able to do tasks that provide immediate reward. That said, I've always gotten the impression that this is something that a lot of people, with or w
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by farresito 9y ago
Your last sentence is interesting. As a vim user, I've always regarded emacs as having a much better ecosystem. The only plugins that I've found superior in vim are those related to text editing (for example, new operators).
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by farresito 9y ago
You have a great standard library; you don't need manual memory management, because this is an introductory course; the error messages are admittedly bad, but not that terrible if you are not using templates. I'm not particularly
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by farresito 9y ago
What's so bad about using C++ as a first language? My college uses C++, and I'm very happy that they did so. Transitioning into higher-level languages is very easy, and at no point while I was learning the language did I think &qu
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by farresito 9y ago
If you are on Linux, try xcape; on Windows, you can do it with autohotkey.
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by farresito 9y ago
Haskell is so far the language that has blown my mind the most, and it's not even close. Admittedly, I haven't learned that many (esoteric) languages (I found Prolog very peculiar, for example), but if you have never done any func
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by farresito 9y ago
This comes at the best time possible. The last couple of days I have been contemplating giving this framework a try. Does anyone have any experience using ASP.NET Core under Linux and running it in production? If so, would you recommend it
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by farresito 9y ago
It's explained in OP's link. Among other things, because people didn't really use it and stackoverflow is good enough.
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by farresito 9y ago
A few weeks ago I was interested in this project, too, and looking around I came across this link. The author's profile also points to the AsciiFlow website, so I assumed that would be it. I think you might have misread the language; i
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by farresito 9y ago
I haven't tried it, but could it be this one? https://github.com/lewish/asciiflow2
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by farresito 9y ago
I haven't looked much into WebAssembly, but regardless of the native language that you use, your app will be cross-platform without having to put any extra effort, won't it? This solves one of the biggest pain points of native GUI
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by farresito 9y ago
The sores are due to meth/coke use, not radiation, apparently: https://www.reddit.com/r/creepy/comments/29jtyo/david_hahn_a...
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by farresito 9y ago
> Another story I love: when he was 12, my son and his friends found bottle of vodka in the schoolyard. Being 12 year old boys they did the obvious: filled on of the kids' sneakers with the vodka and set fire to it in the schoolyard
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by farresito 9y ago
Haskell
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by farresito 9y ago
> SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER I can access it no problem with Chrome. The price seems to be 589$ per chip. Google wrote an article some time ago about the their TPUs. There are a few charts at the end of the page: https://cloud.g
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by farresito 9y ago
Speaking about buying TPUs, yesterday I vaguely remembered that the company that sells mining ASICs like the Antminer was planning to start selling AI chips ala Google's TPU. I checked their website and they have actually started selli
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by farresito 9y ago
What did you dislike about Arch? I made the opposite move years ago: I went from Fedora to Arch, and it was possibly the best choice I could have made.
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by farresito 9y ago
There's been this new one, but I have used it very little. https://github.com/ueokande/vim-vixen
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by farresito 9y ago
They are not my friends, thank you.
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by farresito 9y ago
I can't talk for other people, but I personally don't try to get over-excited over anything unless I see a working proof of concept where the advantages are clear. It's kinda unfortunate, because there's great work being
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by farresito 9y ago
How are people supposed to take you seriously if you call us entitled rich kids. How ignorant. Care to explain what this real mambo is supposed to be? Sending the military?

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