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   by girishso 5y ago

   Thanks, here's my output ######## 100.0% # tcp: 0.322244 # tries: 1 # dns: 0.001493 # ssl: 0.905716 # size_dl: 158 # speed_dl: 134.000 # url: https://news.ycombinator.com/robots.txt # total: 1.176
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   by girishso 5y ago

   But you did agree Nehru fought for the independence, who's these current Gandhis are direct descendants.
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   by girishso 5y ago

   Agreed. These days I'm really fascinated by clojure and trying to learn clojure. Other than the project setup and repl and the editor (which I had considered), these weird characters are throwing me off. What clojure really needs is so
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   Ask HN: Has HN been loading slow lately?

   3 points by girishso 5y ago|3 comments
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   by girishso 5y ago

   It works for you, because you didn't do what a commenter said elsewhere here. > We keep adding things we "should get to at some point" Maybe it's time for a completely new perspective on TODO lists.
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   by girishso 5y ago

   > We keep adding things we "should get to at some point" Brilliant. Like the article says, I stopped using the TODO app when I had dozens of tasks in my list and I used to see that backlog every day, made me even more depressed
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   by girishso 5y ago

   Me three! There should be some book/movie/series where the hero is some average Joe, does nothing heroic, no twists and turns, no rising from the ashes stuff, but lives his life happily.
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   by girishso 5y ago

   Nehru did fight for independence though.
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   by girishso 5y ago

   I use ack
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    by girishso 5y ago

    > forcing everyone to become renters. That's scary. First they made starting/running small businesses hard through regulations or by cutting prices so small businesses can't survive. Essentially making everyone employees.
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    by girishso 5y ago

    TIL
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    by girishso 5y ago

    You're saying there's no dynasties in BJP? Anurag Thakur, Poonam Mahahjan, Pankaja Munde, Kiran Rijju, Pankaj Singh, Vasundhar Raje, Varun gandhi all these and many more are direct descendants of former BJP leaders.
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    by girishso 5y ago

    Mindblowing, simple and effective.
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    by girishso 5y ago

    I might be wrong but I think Debug.todo was introduced in Elm 0.19. But in any case we were not aware of it at the time and didn’t use it. Btw Debug.todo is amazing and we do use it now sometimes.
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    by girishso 5y ago

    Basically business didn’t see any benefits of spending time on the upgrade, time that could be used to improve/add features to the product.
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    by girishso 5y ago

    True that. We also ported our Elm codebase from 0.18 to 0.19. It took us almost a week working almost 24/7 across two timezones to make the damn thing compile again. Did not see the UI for the entire week, but once it compiled it (most
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    by girishso 5y ago

    I’ve been writing Elm professionally for the past 2.5 years on a large project. The language is a pure joy to use, unparalleled refactoring experience. Yes it’s a small community, but there’s many jobs posted on Elm slack.
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    by girishso 5y ago

    nvALT app on Mac, synchronized with iOS in SimpleNotes app. First line becomes the title. Full text search finds the notes I'm interested in later.
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    by girishso 5y ago

    lazygit offers undo like OP's command? I don't think so. What I meant was Git undo displays a list of commits, I would like to see those commit's contents as well, we can do it with fzf.
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    by girishso 5y ago

    Totally possible, I've following helper in my .zshrc # fshow - git commit browser fshow() { git log --graph --color=always HEAD \ --format="%C(auto)%h%d %s %C(blue)(%aN) %C(black)%C(bold)%cr" "$@"
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    by girishso 5y ago

    This seems like a very good idea. Only if we can scroll through the commit hashes and see the preview of commit with help of fzf or something similar, it will be totally awesome.
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    by girishso 5y ago

    Raycast does look interesting.
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    by girishso 5y ago

    After moving the icon around to my fav place, xbar didn't retain the position on menu bar after restart.
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    by girishso 5y ago

    I've switched to SwiftBar currently. https://github.com/swiftbar/SwiftBar
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    by girishso 5y ago

    I have found Ribosome[0], one of the author's "finished" projects very useful for code generation. Very small and tidy api. [0] http://sustrik.github.io/ribosome/
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    by girishso 5y ago

    Or create a fork of Elm, which I would support. I'm very happy using Elm for work over the past 3 years, but it's too limiting for advanced usage.
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    by girishso 5y ago

    Happened many times. One time I actually debugged a Perl script in my dream!
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    by girishso 5y ago

    It's better to stick with the sectors you understand and have an edge over others, that's what Peter Lynch recommends in One up on wall street. It's difficult to follow this advice, especially when your sector loses steam, bu
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    by girishso 5y ago

    May not be as featureful but I like fos [1], because it provides web components, which I can use on frameworks like Elm [1] https://github.com/victorqribeiro/fos
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    by girishso 5y ago

    Around 1995 or so I was learning C, and my cousin showed me algorithm (as in steps) to solve a simple 3x3 magic square ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_square ). Didn’t have ready access to computer back then, so