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by hibbelig 6y ago
I’m surprised about the map thing, too. The period also has two meanings and nobody complains. Compare 1.3 with a.b — same character, two meanings.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Silver searcher and ripgrep can ignore git-ignored files very easily. Don’t know how to do that with grep. Fzf gives you a list of hits that you can go through to select the one you want. Ctrl-r in bash just shows you the current hit. Those
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Pijul is the spiritual successor to darcs I think.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
The PM motivates developers? I’m quite motivated, thank you.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I’m not an expert but my understanding is that modern JIT can be faster than ahead of time compilation because the JIT has runtime information, so you get profile guided optimization for free. Warm up takes a while but then it can be very f
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by hibbelig 6y ago
> you do something right or don’t do it at all Down that path lies madness. The Boy Scouts rule is to leave the camping ground cleaner than you found it. It doesn’t say the campground has to be spotless.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
If it's not connected to the Internet, okay. If it is connected to the Internet, then I guess the kernel needs to be hot-patched need to be applied to avoid security issues. Were hot kernel patches available ten years ago? I remember
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I don't get this. If there are many servers, sure. But if it's something that runs on a single box without problem, why on earth should I tear it down? Also, "running a server for ten years" does not need to mean that
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Well, the normal window management makes you confirm to its way of working, too! For each window, at each point in time, you have to decide what the size and position should be. At one point I had lots of windows open and positioned them h
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Lazygit is an alternative that I like.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I used to love tiling, but now I use lots of applications that are heavy-weight and graphical, and it seems more fitting to arrange the windows in such a way that strategic corners "peek out" behind the front-most application. For
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Thank you for giving me a reason to start a blog :-)
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I think the point of AbstractSingletonBeanFactory is not the length of the name, but what it does. More specifically, on how meta it is what it does. You can have a bean. Great. You can have a bean that's a singleton. Also great.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I once had to connect to machines regularly where I did not have a home directory. This happened so often that I wrote a wrapper to log in: It would log into the remote machine using Expect, then it would send a command to the remote end t
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by hibbelig 6y ago
And vice versa! The IDE will show me the inheritance hierarchy. It will help me find places where a method is called (and knows to skip like named variables and other methods that happen to have the same name).
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by hibbelig 6y ago
> I'm just not sure I actually understand how that distinction is supposed to be implemented by the "semantic indentation" style. Given an expression such as (foo bar baz), semantic indentation examines foo to determine
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by hibbelig 6y ago
The cases where hanging indentation is used are plain function calls. The places where the other kind of indentation is used are similar to control structures in other languages. In C like languages you can tell by the curly braces that it’
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I was looking for the information, too. But luckily, it wasn't too hard to find: you scrolled to the bottom and in the footer it says "the game" which includes a link to the game website.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Well, with ten days of vacation per year, I'd be interesting in any additional time I could take off. But if you have enough (say 25), then I as an employee don't feel that I got the short end of the stick. It's also a matte
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I think in the end, there is no way around trust. You have to trust the mechanic that they tighten the screws correctly. You have to trust the software developer that they write that does what it should and not something nefarious. You h
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Your article sounds as if it had previously not been allowed to offer such services. Or was it a grey zone before?
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by hibbelig 6y ago
About the space: I was thinking the text could replace the icons on the right hand side for a short while (until the user has had the time to read it). Emacs displays little notes in the echo area at the bottom of the screen, though those
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Notifications could also be shown in the menu bar, with marquee scrolling. No need for them to pop up in a corner.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
What about those who are intrinsically motivated?
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Am I reading the article correctly that various apps from the vendors are required to properly control the devices? I guess the apps all talk to the vendor? So in the end the vendor knows what's happening in my bedroom? No, thanks.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I have a 4K Display on a Mac and I decided to go with 4x scaling (1920x1080) so that macOS can use Retina. Much sharper. My colleagues go with 2500x or so and I don’t understand how they can stand it.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I kind of agree with your statement about multi-select, but even so, I love to use it! (I "kind of" agree because a sibling comment is right that multi-select is a restricted form of macros, not search and replace. Because the th
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by hibbelig 6y ago
The squares are stacked bar charts with a weird styling. On the x axis, you have the two systems macOS and Windows, and the y axis is cost or price. The "hardware & essential software" part for macOS is more expensive than fo
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by hibbelig 6y ago
> It doesn't make sense as being cultural because there plenty of real examples of effective writing that starts with what you are writing about. This is a non-argument. In the US, writing is considered effective if you put the b
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by hibbelig 6y ago
x0x0 sees that much is not working yet and it’s sad that Apple does not help by financing the effort.

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