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by frou_dh 4y ago
There's also the sc_usage TUI and fs_usage command. Maybe they're tapping into the same stuff, I dunno.
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by frou_dh 4y ago
For the Philips with 3 circular blades, there are good replacement blades fabulously cheap on AliExpress. $3 for a set.
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by frou_dh 4y ago
When I surveyed what was out there last year I wrote down these 3 as the most interesting: https://github.com/lark-parser/lark https://github.com/neogeny/TatSu https://github.com/d
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by frou_dh 4y ago
It can sometimes be surprisingly difficult to sit down in isolation and decide what the ACTUAL maximum you're willing to pay for an eBay item is. That's part of the whole "auction" gimmick I guess: there can be an elemen
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by frou_dh 4y ago
That's similar to the old gamedev story called "The Programming Antihero" here: https://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/4111/dirty_coding_tri...
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by frou_dh 4y ago
How do you know that a geek has a system where they use a unique variation of their email address for each place they sign up? Answer: Don't worry, they'll tell you about it.
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by frou_dh 4y ago
At a higher level that that, it's cool that even in SML's already sparse surface-level syntax, quite of a bit of it is just sugar for each other: https://i.imgur.com/pkSg4xm.png
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by frou_dh 4y ago
The new hotness is Dream, which technically isn't 1.0 yet, but is very well documented and example'd https://aantron.github.io/dream/ https://github.com/aantron/dream/tree/maste
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by frou_dh 4y ago
That means Go was easy for those devs to pick up, not that Go is simple . Rich Hickey gave an all time classic presentation about this seemingly nitpicky but important distinction https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxdOUGdse
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Only somewhat related, but when reading docs/comments that mention some method `class.method`, it's annoying when that's ambiguous and could mean either a static method or an instance method. In the Ruby world, I think they h
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by frou_dh 5y ago
iOS does support that kind of extension. There's an extremely good app for creating/editing the custom CSS/JS https://github.com/quoid/userscripts and it can even sync with your other iDevices/Macs
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by frou_dh 5y ago
That's talked about in this recent article, "The History of Standard ML" https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3386336 There's also this video presentation, "The History of Standard M
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Andreas Rossberg has a similar page: https://people.mpi-sws.org/~rossberg/sml-vs-ocaml.html ...and also a nice display of SML's grammar: https://people.mpi-sws.org/~rossberg/sml.html
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Remember to do the manual step that brew tells you at the end, so that the system-level "java" executable/shim gets hooked up to the JDK.
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by frou_dh 5y ago
That's Standard ML. Coming at you live straight outta '97
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by frou_dh 5y ago
If someone is spending money to Apple/Google for ads, then getting clicks on ads instead of normal search results is positive feedback that spending on (more) ads is worthwhile.
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by frou_dh 5y ago
libui, even if it was properly maintained, would still only be suitable for toy applications. As a user, I don't want to use toy applications. So hats off to those who do things properly and use the real platform frameworks.
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Yep, just got a bit over $15 made available via PayPal because of this. I say 'made available' because it wasn't actually sent to my PayPal account, just to an old email address. The act of claiming it has associated that old
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Not the best example because QWERTY keyboard mashing happens at scale, and collides plenty!
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by frou_dh 5y ago
It struck me as a very mature move by Apple to do the two-pronged approach and launch both SwiftUI and Catalyst around the same time (they are for different purposes... greenfield projects vs. ports). I mean it's the most obvious surfa
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by frou_dh 5y ago
>It's easy to just strip the TS metadata and you're left with working JS. This actually touches on one of ReScript's supposed unique selling points amongst the functional compile-to-JS languages. Namely that the JS its com
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by frou_dh 5y ago
That sucks. Before buying, I read a lot of reports of key-repeating issues, but hopefully that will never be an issue for me because 1) I buy the 'Low Force edition' which uses different switches to the normal one, and 2) I spoke
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Split with major tenting is cool: https://kinesis-ergo.com/wp-content/uploads/Adv360-Pro-Asymm... I've already settled on my "endgame" desktop keyboard in the Matias Ergo Pro though. Don't like
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by frou_dh 5y ago
You guys go ahead and buy, take one for the team and work out all the bugs/defects in Rev.A units :)
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Presumably someone who chooses AGPL intentionally wants to exclude people who "won't go near AGPL", in which case this can't be a terrible choice, by construction.
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by frou_dh 5y ago
One that's unfortunately quite common is unconditionally outputting ANSI colour escape sequences even when the output isn't the terminal.
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Said website was originally created for Git by GitHub employees, so presumably that site is also incredibly offensive to those who don't like the blog post.
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Most Safari comment threads have people looking for an excuse to use the phrase "The new IE" as if it's a zinger they came up with.
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by frou_dh 5y ago
I'm happy enough with with 0 (success), 1 (failure), 2 (invoked incorrectly, i.e. invalid flags or too few arguments). But maybe other people and particularly sysadmins care more. Only using 0 and 1, period, and not differentiating bet
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by frou_dh 5y ago
Knew this would use Discourse before clicking. To a first approximation I think every official language web forum I've visited in recent years has been. And it works well too!

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