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by iib 4y ago
This seems like a less-interactive `lnav`, somewhere between `lnav` and `tail -f`, which is great for me to see, as I think this problem-space may be under-researched.
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by iib 5y ago
I think there is also an extra scope embedded in the `for`. So enclosing it would be closer: { int i = 0; while(i < 10) i++; }
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by iib 5y ago
From what I saw of him, he never said that it is impossible to build non-GPL compilers, he said that the work free software developers do should not "help" proprietary software. So yes, he basically said that if you want to develo
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by iib 5y ago
You may want to try using DavMail [1] for interfacing with Outlook. It is a reverse-proxy for email, so it talks to Outlook, and then mu4e can talk to DavMail directly. [1] http://davmail.sourceforge.net/
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by iib 5y ago
Some people that were interested in their productivity that I read seemed to have systems that regularly cleaned their todo lists for old tasks. Stephen King [1] advises aspiring writers not to note their writing prompts, as the best ideas
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by iib 5y ago
This is exactly one of the things the FSF tried [1] for more than a decade at least. It is very good to promote free and open source software in the public sector, but it seems that legislators are again late on the issue (and incidentally
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by iib 5y ago
I think that may actually be considered buggy, and the actual definition should be long add(int x, int y) { return x + y; } with the caveat of course that `long` is larger than an `int`, which I can't recall if it is valid on a
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by iib 5y ago
I wonder if an asymmetric scheme would work best, even though it may be unbalanced? For example, for any one popular video you watch, while you watch it, you also have to download and seed a small part of an unpopular video, even if you don
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by iib 5y ago
Isn't this best done with the trie-based dictionary (as in lexical dictionary) approach? Am I missing something here? Is there some additional compression opportunity due to the fact that all the words are the same length?
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by iib 5y ago
Emacs can do this [1]. AFAIK, this is what inspired the vscode extension. [1] https://github.com/pashky/restclient.el
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by iib 5y ago
From my outside perception, the medical jargon is ripe with greek-latin derived words that are strictly descriptive, adding no causal information whatsoever. My understanding is that the word tachycardia does not give an insight into why th
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by iib 5y ago
For those looking for the solution, it is QkxBQ0tCT0FSRApIRUxJQ09QVEVS (inspired by the author who posted one of the words).
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by iib 5y ago
Is your tree-sitter grammar for TLA+ public somewhere?
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by iib 5y ago
I think it was going to be actually "SEXY", but Ford had trademarked "Model E" for their upcoming electric vehicles.
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by iib 5y ago
That may have been true if much of the cost of education was not artificial, like non-free manuals (as in free software) or paying for non-open access journals.
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by iib 5y ago
I read a comment once (that it will be impossible for me to find again), that suggested that this is actually a baked in assumption and it depends on the audience. Audiences in Europe were more likely to find it useful to be presented with
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by iib 5y ago
A very curious case is that huddles for me work in wayland (under sway), and don't work in X11 (under i3), for the exact same configuration otherwise. I have not investigated what exactly the browser sends.
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by iib 5y ago
I think the design trade-off was to aid with multiple dispatch, one of the core paradigms in Julia. There, the implicit bind in `x.foo(y, z)` does not make `foo` useful for multiple dispatching, so their hand was forced. They may have gotte
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by iib 5y ago
You can modify the git history to your liking. There are tools for that, like reposurgeon [1]. [1] https://gitlab.com/esr/reposurgeon
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by iib 5y ago
Is there a way you deal with multiple email accounts? I found this to be the hardest thing when using mutt (neomutt). Clunky macros to change accounts. The second hardest thing was actually streamlining using it with gmail accounts.
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by iib 5y ago
On page 7, it seems that IVANOV is the one that tells ANTHONY to short WeDeliver, but on page 31 it seems that IVANOV is mad at ANTHONY that he (IVANOV) lost money. I understand how a perceived egotistic person that IVANOV seems to be would
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by iib 5y ago
I am in the process of reading it. I never understood the disclaimer at start, that "Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events, is purely coincidental." in works were I saw it. Is this usually written to
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by iib 5y ago
In order to deal with that in my personal projects and my personal space of my public projects, I keep a central Makefile, separate from any eventual build Makefile that the project may already have, which stores all the commands that I typ
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by iib 5y ago
At first I wanted to say that while this is inconvenient, it is better for the larger ecosystem because we explore the problem space more. But the more I think of it, the more I see it as just a superficial exploration, not deep operating s
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by iib 5y ago
I think this is also very US-centric. America suffered very little economic damage throughout the war compared to Europe and Asia, and it's economy was pretty well off until the others repaired themselves. Of course, the political syst
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by iib 5y ago
I feel this is the exact blind spot that technical projects such as GNU tried to avoid, by putting human rights before the actual code and documentation, and telling you every time about it.
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by iib 5y ago
This is exactly what I felt was missing as well. Git is the kind of "skill" you can only master on the job, doing lots of case studies, not just reading documentation and tutorials. There are lots of other programs like that, GDB
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by iib 5y ago
I think there is some work done with the pure gtk branch. Some context can be found here [1]. [1] https://deathwish.info/2020/08/01/pgtk-nativecomp/
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by iib 5y ago
This is actually an amazing talk[1] about doing voice coding in Emacs, over 8 years ago. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SkdfdXWYaI

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