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by gepoch 11y ago
"Hi! I'm a Senior Software Astronaut here at X inc." I'll see how it goes.
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by gepoch 11y ago
I was relieved to find nature.com and real physics here. My immediate assumption was that this was going to be clickbait about perpetual motion and such.
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by gepoch 11y ago
Disclaimer: I enjoy Atom quite a lot, and it's my daily driver. All criticisms on this page are valid. It has the memory footprint of many-tabbed-chrome, it has a number of odd API quirks. It opens slow enough that I'm certain to
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by gepoch 11y ago
> There should be a lot of limitations. makelisp behaves very strangely when you pass a broken Lisp code. I can't imagine why..
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by gepoch 11y ago
Yeah! Who is Ross, OP.
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by gepoch 11y ago
Rhabdomyolysis can definitely result from overexhertion, but it's really just general kidney overload due to excessive muscle cell death (which elevates the levels of cytokines in the bloodstream.) For example, rhabdomyolysis is also k
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by gepoch 11y ago
I make an alias for in-terminal viz. [alias] hist = log --graph --pretty=format:'%C(auto)%h%d%C(reset) - %s %C(bold blue)(%cr by %an)' --abbrev-commit Works for me :)
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by gepoch 11y ago
I would love to see this support numbers and symbols, as well. I have a sneaking suspicion that would play very nicely with the developer crowd. I wonder if they just don't fit as well into their pseudoword generation scheme. There&#x2
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by gepoch 11y ago
I think it's pretty hard to NOT get attached to programming languages. I know personally that as I specialize in a language or a framework, I get better and better at seeing problems in terms of that language or frameworks idioms and h