hibbelig

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by hibbelig 6y ago
I have been in the position of having spent hours to figure it out myself. And I believe I’ve learned more in the process.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I love those modifier-less keyboard shortcuts! But maybe you're right that in a web browser, it can easily go wrong.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
It would be nice if it was possible to turn autosuggestions off, I agree.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
I think what you are talking about are the fish "suggestions". By default, that text is greyed out and if you like the suggestion, you can cursor-right (or ctrl-f) to accept it. But if you don't like the suggestion, you jus
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by hibbelig 6y ago
According to the article, SolarWinds doesn't seem to think that the password itself is a problem, only that it was leaked. And they "took it down", that sounds as if they deleted the leaked document. It doesn't sound a
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by hibbelig 6y ago
> _Why use sign language on platforms where text is accessible?_ I'm not an expert, but I suppose that text is a foreign language to those born deaf. They might prefer to communicate in their native language. (But if someone has lo
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by hibbelig 6y ago
That's pretty amazing. Thank you!
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Except that on Windows, you can use "C:/path/to/something" nearly everywhere where it accepts "C:\path\to\something".
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Germans type Shift+7 to get /. Imagine their horror when having to type AltGr+- to get a backslash. At least with Shift you can choose which of the Shift keys to use, but there is only one AltGr key (it is to the right of the spacebar
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by hibbelig 6y ago
But which object does what I need? If a is an array and s is a separator, do I write s.join(a) or a.join(s) or String.join(s, a)?
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by hibbelig 6y ago
CTRL-L and then passing the new link goes to it in the current tab.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
All rings I've seen were o-shaped. So I think there is no need to add that aspect.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Daniel wrote the email contains screenshots that look like they came from a phone, and the image shows one of them. So the ad is from this Al guy.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Well, Haskell is too niche to have this... And if I was new to Java, I wouldn't know which frameworks I wanted...
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by hibbelig 6y ago
For someone new to the language, pretty good I would say.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
What (besides the words if and else and the curly braces) makes the if/else equivalent more verbose)?
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by hibbelig 6y ago
You could support a variable $TEXTNOTE_EDITOR and it contains a string with placeholders for line number and file name. Or you always invoke the editor as "$EDITOR +$LINE $FILE" and if someone wants to use an editor that uses diff
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by hibbelig 6y ago
In fish, tab does normal completion. Right-arrow accepts the current suggestion. You can use Ctrl-F instead of right-arrow (as usual for Emacs-inspired movement keys). Edited to add: A suggestion is a complete command line based on the hi
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by hibbelig 6y ago
There are a lot of family owned small and medium businesses. Their leaders do it their whole lives long. I like that.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
This is what brought me to fish! Finally, a shell for the 90s! Maybe I should dive into Go...
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by hibbelig 6y ago
You can tell Ansible that a package should be removed. You just have to remember to do it. If there was ever a statement in your playbook that a package should be added then you can’t assume it will disappear automatically - you have to tel
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by hibbelig 6y ago
How would this compare for current users of Docker for Mac? If I use Docker for Mac to run two containers, I get one VM that runs two containers, right? And if I use this, then I get two VMs, one per container? How does the resource usage
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by hibbelig 6y ago
The part I don't understand is this: “Someone noted that these hedgefunds shorted 140% of all shares available.” How can you borrow a share that doesn't exist?
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by hibbelig 6y ago
> _Note: A tree is useful and carbon negative only if it is growing a tree in forest that has stopped growing is mostly useless for offsetting carbon,_ Don't trees grow till they die?
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by hibbelig 6y ago
When I started the job, the little team I was on had a special deal that allowed them to use Linux; the rest of the company was on Windows. When I switched from Linux to Windows, it was partly due to outside pressure and partly due to a de
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by hibbelig 6y ago
It's very interesting. I used Emacs for a long time, but slowly got weaned off it. - I used it for email, then I had to collaborate with people who wrote "please see my comments in orange below". (Of course, they were Outlo
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by hibbelig 6y ago
> If Europeans use 0-based counting for floors, I would expect at least some language to say “zeroth floor”. I’m not aware of any. I feel that argument does not hold water. Nobody says “second month” or “month two” in English, everyon
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Is etsy really the recommended pronunciation? I say et cetera.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
Well it has been up to everyone to prepare for the new rules. I get that details have not been known until recently. But it was clear from the start that moving goods around like this will not work.
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by hibbelig 6y ago
In the old days you had to wind it and to set it. This one you don’t have to wind, only to set. That’s pretty good in my book!

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