fit2rule

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by fit2rule 6y ago
I love my electric moped, it is indeed quiet and smooth .. first few days of riding, I almost killed about 7 pedestrians, because people just do not look if they don't hear first, it seems, and I had to adjust my riding stance to be
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by fit2rule 6y ago
"I'm not gonna discuss the finer details with people on HN who are more than likely able to exploit the same discoveries if I share too much .." Very feasible.
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by fit2rule 6y ago
>I run a simply mid-level business. Well, you should understand this a little better, then. Okay try this scenario: lets say I work for a German company that is kicking ass in a market that a spook-at-Amazon has heavily invested in - let
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Umm, the British military-industrial-espionage complex has far, far more to be worried about than Assange's vacation in Ecuador. He has revealed to the world that it is being lied to by an intelligentsia elite hell-bent on corrupting
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by fit2rule 6y ago
You can buy anything, from anyone, with bitcoin. All it takes is two bitcoin users. Just because people are starving behind economic blockades and sanctions and mafia hell, doesn't mean they don't RTFM. (Oh, and you can use BTC o
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Dunno, some braindead non-cooperating-with-the-enemy legalese buried in a generals cavity somewhere, perhaps?
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Reads more like he doesn't want to tell you what he's doing with the sidelobes, in case you DO get it. Whereas the question-train you're on is at a pretty interrogative clip ..
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Oh, come on. This kind of naïveté is contagious. I'm pretty sure you can think of stronger business cases against Amazon/US-Milspec involvement in a non-American business. Amazon, in the hands of Americas spooks, can do a lot
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by fit2rule 6y ago
MIPS is used in a lot of US' military applications, even still today.
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by fit2rule 6y ago
That's pretty cool! Do you see any way to easily add/inject graphs to the game - so we could plot each variable over time? Because that's the one recurring thought I had after 20 minutes of play: I wish I could see the sta
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Syria, Libya, Iran, Kosovo, Venezuela, El Salvador: these are all places where war and strife and economic turmoil and the Wests' sanctions have led a significant number of their citizens to use Bitcoin - a
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Pyra Handheld? Open Pandora? http://pyra-handheld.com https://openpandora.org Disclaimer: I love my OpenPandora!
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by fit2rule 6y ago
I added an rpi0 to my Olivetti M10 (a Model 100 clone) and it is wonderful! So much data, a great keyboard, and a reason to sit and read and stop bothering about pixels .. ;)
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by fit2rule 6y ago
>It's not Lua. I think that's a big part of the problem - the perception of Lua as a language, and not as an execution/runtime environment that happens to have a scripting language at its core. I get your point thought - i
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Neat project - thanks for sharing. I really like the idea of having a Lua-backed email app which can be used to do mail processing ..
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Its a matter of switching between Vim windows rather than (in my case) Terminator windows - not that much of a difference to be honest, but the code navigation and completion within Termdebug is pretty dope - using it within vim means acces
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by fit2rule 6y ago
VimGdb/clewn .. but I don't remember having as good a time with debugging in vim until Termdebug came along, and mostly just had another terminal for gdb when needed.
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by fit2rule 6y ago
I've been using vim/vi for decades, and am constantly referred to as the 'vim guru' in my dev sphere - but I only know like, 5 basic things - editing/navigation, search/replace, window management, cscope integr
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Table deepcopy: table.unpack() does pretty much everything I've ever needed it to do, but for those tricker tables, there's always https://gist.github.com/tylerneylon/81333721109155b2d244 - and I freely admit
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Your project sounds cool - is it possible to process email with Lua scripts, so that I could use a mailbox as a business process queue that is also user-friendly, while having a suite of Lua apps processing the mailboxes? If so, care to sh
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by fit2rule 6y ago
1. Luarocks. 2. I regularly carry these little enumerables around with me and use it so frequently I found it quaint to be reminded of the 'hole problem': --- get all packed entries, until gap -- func on the provided lis
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Haven't done any plugins beyond what oh-my-zsh brings with it, but thanks for informing me that I should keep an eye on that .. pretty wild that we have plugins for shells, sheesh. Whats next, an App Store? ;P
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Yeah, I haven't used Windows properly in decades, and a recent sojourn into its new territory has left me befuddled - how does anyone put up with all that crap? So many things getting in my way of productivity, just straight out of
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by fit2rule 6y ago
I kind of miss bash, after being forced to move to zsh, because bash is generally faster, and consumes less resources - but with oh-my-zsh, I kind of get the point, because darn it is pretty , and I continue to blow away some of the greybe
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by fit2rule 6y ago
No. It has been far more hassle than its worth. After trying for 6 months to make WSL a part of my development environment, I've given up, wiped Windows, and put a proper Linux distro back on the machine. The whole WSL thing is a dis
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Criminals abrogate themselves from that responsibility by committing the crime. Their obligations are no longer relevant until the use of force is applied to make them fulfil that obligation - i.e. they are arrested and prosecuted. It is
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Not to mention the fact that the USA is the #1 CAUSE of illegal immigration, i.e. war refugees. Living in Europe, I have seen a lot more war refugees than there should be. The immigrants, I am fine with - Europe is resilient. But America&
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by fit2rule 6y ago
It sure has not. The only stability from this, is the rate of bombs dropping.
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by fit2rule 6y ago
Oh sure, I get the point of tiling window managers .. its just that I rarely need to leave Terminator for anything besides the odd web document or so - and that context switch is, for me, quite helpful. But I set up Terminator in full tiled
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by fit2rule 6y ago
I really miss the days when all I had to do, to finish a release, was wait for 'dd' to complete, and then I was done. Floppy-based releases were amazing. You knew exactly what was going to boot.

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