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by hibbelig 4y ago
> They can fire up a new PC and they are off to the races. I, personally, would have to spend quite a bit of time tweaking my Karabiner Elements and Hammerspoon configurations before I'm off to the races. Until then, I'm off
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by hibbelig 4y ago
Are you thinking of JavaScript? In Java you can’t even write hello world without a class.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
Doesn't that post explain that this is just what they do, and that melting the snow is pretty involved?
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by hibbelig 4y ago
So on days with more files you drink more coffee? For me personally the files pretty fast would be the limit, else I get really jittery…
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by hibbelig 4y ago
> That is not what ‘drone’ means in a musical instrument context. Which other word should they have used?
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by hibbelig 4y ago
It's really interesting. I tried Kawai and Yamaha digital pianos in the store and I didn't like the key action of the Kawai at all, nor the sound. Now my piano teacher has an “actual” (non-digital) Kawai grand and it feels just
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by hibbelig 4y ago
Stoff had more than one translation into English. One is cloth. Another refers to substances. Eg hydrogen is called Wasserstoff in German: water-stuff
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by hibbelig 4y ago
I think Pulsar might be interesting: https://pulsar-edit.dev/ I understand these are some folks trying to keep Atom alive.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
It's an introduction to programming, and thus to Lisp. No?
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by hibbelig 4y ago
In German, the game is called “Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst”, literal translation “I am seeing something that you are not seeing”, and I feel this addresses two issues the author has: Being able to see something narrows down the univer
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by hibbelig 4y ago
I haven't been doing Lisp in a looong time. But in other languages, I do find it annoying that my own code has to abide by certain rules that the implementers of the language do not have. For example, most languages have "if&quot
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by hibbelig 4y ago
Multiple tables are the way to go with SQL, you'll need multiple tables all over the place. So if multiple tables give you a “wrong” feeling, I argue that the feeling is wrong for the technology. It would be very normal to have tables
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by hibbelig 4y ago
I haven’t used the VSC remote thing. I believe it requires to install things on the remote computer, and if those are unavailable you’re out of luck. Tramp makes do with whatever is there.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
Why is it called "dual" if there is only one item in it? I guess it's a joke of some sort, but I'm not getting it :-/
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by hibbelig 4y ago
You compute the Fibonacci sequence first. Then you use that as the input for another function that produces the modified sequence by dropping 5.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
How does Tramp in Emacs compare to VSCode remote editing?
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by hibbelig 4y ago
The difference between virtual environments in Python and node_modules in JavaScript is minor I would say. It’s the same concept. I believe composer has something similar. It’s a directory where packages go and they are not part of the syst
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by hibbelig 4y ago
I think I was saying that Javascript is not one of them.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
My point was that there are four combinations, and "both, either, or neither" suggests that all four can happen. But actually, only three out of four can happen. It can be both a statement and an expression. Yes. It can be neith
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by hibbelig 4y ago
I can't think of an example where let x = <something>; compiles but <something>; does not compile. I think all expressions are statements.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
Ayee, I say etcetera all the time...
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by hibbelig 4y ago
> In reality, the motor end should hit first, since free-falling objects usually rotate in such a way that the heaviest part is positioned at the bottom. The atmosphere could influence and modify this behaviour on other celestial bodies
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by hibbelig 4y ago
Happens to me on iPhone too. Switching to landscape helps. Now the table is scrollable horizontally.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
Those 99% of websites don’t have the performance problem you’re talking about. You’re talking about the 1%. I bought artisanal knitted socks for Christmas. If their website is faster than their knitting that’s good enough. That website is p
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by hibbelig 4y ago
Conceptually, xargs applies some logic to each item in a list. Many programming language support this, e.g. Python: for item in some_list: foo(item) Of course, the above is a replacement for "xargs -n 1" only; bu
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by hibbelig 4y ago
I'm surprised that network via DHCP isn't coming up automatically. Perhaps FreeBSD supports that and the author just didn't use it? (I used FreeBSD a looong time ago, and am vaguely thinking of trying again one day, so it wo
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by hibbelig 4y ago
After hitting space to go to select window mode, click select the window and its shadow, option click select the window without its shadow. Not sure why you say the option key is not needed.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
The article mentions that Subversion existed at the time Linus chose Bitkeeper. As I understand it, the development goal of Subversion was to be CVS without the problems.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
:-) Of course I did.
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by hibbelig 4y ago
I once made a call from a pay phone and after I was done it rang. I picked up. A very nice lady told me I had not paid enough and whether I could please put in another quarter or whatever. That was an interesting experience. In my mind I th

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