heapslip

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by heapslip 6y ago
Try EVE Online, I lived many thousands of hours in that world.
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by heapslip 6y ago
Real programming I guess. Wouldn't know.
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by heapslip 6y ago
I have ~2.2 ms to 1.1.1.1 on RDS, wired as well. I guess it depends on the area and how lucky you are with the equipment they use.
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by heapslip 6y ago
Scrimba is amazing, had a lot of fun playing with Imba as well.
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by heapslip 6y ago
Is there any sane reason for this whole trend? I immediately place the people who advocate for silly things like this in the stupid bucket, but is there any real reason to do this, apart from avoiding hurting the feelings of a few dandelion
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by heapslip 6y ago
Please, DO NOT BUY currency from farming bots, enjoy the lore and learn the game mechanics, it's much more rewarding. I've given this game over 2k hours of my life and I have no regrets. If you have fun with games where there&#x27
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by heapslip 6y ago
Being unable to find a point at which I'm happy with the outcome. I have an uncontrollable fear that what I create is not good enough to share, be it articles or code, while my rational self acknowledges that the quality is more than o
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by heapslip 6y ago
The battle of the glorified IRCs is on! Sure, Microsoft is shady as usual (not all of it, but a good part), but once Teams get stable and everything actually works, it should smoke Slack. At least Teams offers more than chat, and it has a j
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by heapslip 6y ago
Just so you know svelte + typescript + eslint is currently not working.
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by heapslip 6y ago
Yes, I agree it's too much, but that comes from the editor, tree-sitter only provides the metadata (which is way more accurate than the regex-based approach). I'm on a color diet :) https://i.imgur.com/oqCgssd.png
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by heapslip 6y ago
I think too much syntax color is an easy way to shoot yourself in the foot as a developer. When everything is highlighted, and everything is important, nothing is important. We need to choose what is important, I like to highlight language