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by hibbelig 3y ago
My personal take: I like using the keyboard. Lazygit works very smoothly with the keyboard, of course. I tried the git thing that’s part of vscode and it really wants me to click. It is theoretically possible to get by without, but it’s cum
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by hibbelig 3y ago
I found the response polite and firm…
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by hibbelig 3y ago
If it was my project I wouldn’t have offered a support contract because the labor law and tax law situation is too complex for me. It’s actually very kind of you to offer such a contract. FrugalGuy could have gotten the response “please sub
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by hibbelig 3y ago
I’m not a native speaker but the way I read it is that FrugalGuy needs some kind of target date. So FrugalGuy is asking mhils for a target date. Which is the opposite of what you’re saying.
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by hibbelig 3y ago
There is TouchCursor, but it’s been quite a few years since I tried last.
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by hibbelig 3y ago
I’ve used Karabiner Elements on my Mac to turn caps lock into a combined ctrl and escape key, and return into a combined ctrl and return key. It takes getting used to but it’s pretty nice. When I hold the key while pressing another, it acts
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by hibbelig 3y ago
College is tertiary education, ie university or similar. My understanding is that the distinction between college and university is an organizational one, not the curriculum. But I’m not from the US. What you call middle school they call hi
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by hibbelig 3y ago
I use it to have hybrid modifier and regular keys: if I hold down caps lock like a modifier key and strike another key then it behaves like control. If I tap caps lock like I would a letter key then it behaves like escape. Return is another
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by hibbelig 3y ago
> I really dislike exceptions because there's no documentation for how a function can fail. For this reason I prefer go style errors, which are an improvement on the C error story. Yes it has warts, but it's 80% good enough. I’
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by hibbelig 3y ago
This is going to be a one-sided vote: people who log into Reddit and want their content back might vote out the protesting mod. But people who agree with the mod and the protest are less likely to log into Reddit at all, and thus they might
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by hibbelig 3y ago
They don’t say whether the author knew the grades when selecting the images. They also don’t say whether the jurors knew the grades. As long as they didn’t know I doubt that it had an impact on the study. You could skew the results if you k
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by hibbelig 3y ago
I don't understand why we need to introduce this planet. Is the Sun not our neighbor? And it's closer than Mercury, isn't it?
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by hibbelig 3y ago
> OTOH, you have English and German and others that frequently use compound words, and the use of spaces becomes really important to understanding the writing. Schleifmaschinenverleih would like to have a word with you. This is parsed
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by hibbelig 3y ago
There is no law that says you have to say “Good morning”, but yet parents teach their children to do. How is this case different?
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by hibbelig 3y ago
I wonder how well this would work with SPC as the devil key.
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by hibbelig 3y ago
> If dark matter means writing PHP+HTML+JS+SQL in large files and calling that getting things done, I rather not learn about dark matter. Dark matter code can be clean or spaghetti. New shiny code can be clean or spaghetti. Implying
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by hibbelig 3y ago
Programming is simple in the same way playing the piano is: You just press a key and out comes a note. Yet somehow, depending on who presses those keys, out comes beautiful music or horrible noise. Sure, anyone can write and understand &qu
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by hibbelig 3y ago
One idea: Maybe your shell functions do not all need to be shell functions, maybe they can be shell scripts instead. Put them in ~/bin, then you can use them regardless of the shell you're using. Of course, if the shell function o
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by hibbelig 4y ago
> But then your phone will have been with every port your battery pack has been with! It's unclear to me what this means. I thought it works like this: - Connect battery pack to USB port - USB port tries to hack the battery pack,
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by hibbelig 4y ago
Oh, I was expecting https://sebastiancarlos.com/how-i-quit-my-programmer-job-to-... in PDF form. But it's a different document. I like bwok quook more.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
So the charge radius is about 150% of the mass radius. Thank you.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
Could someone provide some link or picture? I struggle with cold hands and I have no idea what to look for :-(
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by hibbelig 4y ago
It would have been nice to get some idea about the relative sizes.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
Im sorry, I misread what you were saying. I understood the opposite of what you were saying.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
I'm not 100% certain, either. Hasn't someone else here written that all of the Korean characters can be expressed in two ways? Then there is Vietnamese which has a lot of accents and other diacritics. Not sure how much you can
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by hibbelig 4y ago
> At this point the user will discover that easy to type unambiguously encoded filenames have value, and may opt to save the Á's for when they actually are writing a letter to grandma. The unambiguously encoded filenames wouldn&#x27
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by hibbelig 4y ago
Say that each letter has two versions, and they look exactly alike. This means there are now 8 file names that look like "foo", and it's not clear which one of them you have to type in to get the file you're looking at.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
I think it’s about source code level compatibility: macOS software can be compiled for GNUstep.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
What I found lacking with fuzzy fingers was the shell integration. I typed “vim src/“ into the shell and then hit the key that summons the fuzzy finder. I expected it to show me files in the src directory, but it didn’t. Are there othe
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by hibbelig 4y ago
You have to escape the things before they reach the database engine. Prepared statements do this via ? Placeholders but they are hard to read. With this you get named placeholders, much nicer to read.

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