hk1337

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   by hk1337 1y ago

   I wonder if this is in any way connected to devcontainer becoming more prominent in Github and VSCode?
2. 332.▲
   by hk1337 1y ago

   “Why don't you make like a tree and get out of here?”
3. 333.▲
   by hk1337 1y ago

   "You got my homework finished, McFly?" It looks interesting. I really like clojure when I tried it long ago but never had a good use for it.
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   by hk1337 1y ago

   Oops. I guess I agree with binary132 then. I misread that and apparently added a "not" in there in my head.
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   by hk1337 1y ago

   Oops. I guess I agree with binary132 then. I misread that and apparently added a "not" in there in my head.
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   by hk1337 1y ago

   I thought this was going to be software development focused, so I read it a bit from that perspective. > There are any number of ways to build an ugly bridge, but its builders were allowed to make it pretty, and they were right to do tha
7. 337.▲
   by hk1337 1y ago

   > Ghost jobs do also exist. I don’t know about that. A lot of times companies will already have someone they want but they have to post a job listing for X days before they can fulfill it. Full time hire process can take a long time and
8. 338.▲
   by hk1337 1y ago

   Stop using Else 99% of the time you can write better code without it.
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   by hk1337 1y ago

   I don’t disagree, in fact I absolutely agree but the last 2/3 just sounds like meaningless jibber jabber to make yourself look smart. I’m not saying it’s not true but it’s word vomit. I like the feature but in a corporate site/app
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    by hk1337 1y ago

    That and most development virtual box use has moved to using Docker which has caused things like Hyper-V on Windows and macOS to create better alternatives for Docker to use and Linux doesn't need the VM.
11. 341.▲
    by hk1337 1y ago

    > PIF it's also an onomatopoeia for opening up a can of biscuits
12. 342.▲
    by hk1337 1y ago

    Is there a way to pass arguments or some other options? For example, TextEdit can be opened in plain text or rich text mode.
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    by hk1337 1y ago

    First time seeing the from at the top of the query and I am not sure how I feel about it. It seems useful but I am so used to select...from. I'm assuming it's more of a user preference like commas in front of the field instead of
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    by hk1337 1y ago

    I found this as a source. Just like most Hugo.toml with the added module.imports and you have to use the full import name, not just the theme name. https://discourse.gohugo.io/t/how-to-add-a-theme-using-modul... I don’
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    by hk1337 1y ago

    I thought the typing overload was interesting because I thought it was going to be like overloading in C# and Java but it's really just useful for documentation and intellisense tools in IDEs.
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    by hk1337 1y ago

    I've started recently working on setting up the "special" public profile repository in GitHub to be my blog central and wanted to keep the files to a minimum. So, I really like using themes as modules in Hugo, then your blog
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    by hk1337 1y ago

    I don’t want it there either. The install script is defines the install directory without anyway to override it. It sets it to /usr/local or /opt/homebrew depending on the result of uname command. I like it in ~/.br
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    by hk1337 1y ago

    I wish homebrew was a little more friendly to installing in a directory other than what the installer sets. I used to have a lot of permissions issues back when /usr/local was the only directory and none since I started installing
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    by hk1337 2y ago

    1. where did you find that on the page? 2. it's, ironic?, because the post dates are in dd-mm-yyyy
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    by hk1337 2y ago

    I’m rather surprised anyone would want a battery operated lamp at their bedside anyways, unless it was a backup battery for when the power goes out. There’s no battery indicator to know when it is low so you would just have to guess or pay
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    by hk1337 2y ago

    Paw (Now RapidAPI) has a nice feature that generates a http request. The curl plugin and http plugin are the main ones I use but there's several others to generate the code in other languages too.
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    by hk1337 2y ago

    I feel like you got lost in my example/rambling that I probably shouldn't have said like that. If I am a user looking for some place to host my application, I do not care that one service can be self hosted. I have already made my
23. 353.▲
    by hk1337 2y ago

    That's great. I didn't mean any discouragement as much as to say, I would probably not promote its self hosting ability as much. Promote that it's open source and keep working on it because I am sure you'll learn a lot a
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    by hk1337 2y ago

    I don't mean it as discouragement but, at least for me, I would choose Heroku or Netlify because I don't want to self host it. I want someone else to manage all those bits for me. It's good experience building the app though
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    by hk1337 2y ago

    Reading the main content at the bottom right of the window is weird.
26. 356.▲
    by hk1337 2y ago

    I wonder if it's a similar case with having tv shows running in the background? Music is often too stimulating for me but I like having the TV running in the background cycling through tv shows.
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    by hk1337 2y ago

    I feel like you used to be able to do this in Excel, as sheets instead of tables, that doesn't seem to be the case anymore.
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    by hk1337 2y ago

    This seems like something Ansible or Saltstack should be doing.
29. 359.▲
    by hk1337 2y ago

    Skeet surfin! Skeet surfin!!!
30. 360.▲
    by hk1337 2y ago

    RIP inventor of skeet surfing, Nick Rivers!