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by indentit 4y ago
Interesting idea. I wonder how some examples would look for teams which have a docker compose file which don't include some services - because they are mocked for tests or expected to be run separately etc. Would it still be possible t
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by indentit 4y ago
Not only does it leave them blank, but most importantly it forgets the address of the page you were trying to visit...
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by indentit 4y ago
But there is syntax highlighting - what editor and language combination are you using? I know for a fact that SQL is highlighted inside Python and PHP strings in Sublime Text 4..
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by indentit 4y ago
In my experience, socks are pretty expensive (at least here in Lithuania) and wear out pretty fast, so for me its reasonable to spend most of the clothing budget on socks...
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by indentit 4y ago
The gripe about being completely unable to enter a quantity of an item doesn't match my experience. But it isn't obvious how to use it - do you scan something, then enter the quantity, then put in the bagging area? Turns out no, y
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by indentit 5y ago
Presumably you can just inspect the magic script when you need to
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by indentit 5y ago
For Windows, there is "ClipboardFusion" by Binary Fortress, which acts as a scriptable clipboard manager, and could tick most of your boxes. I'm not sure how possible it would be on Windows for a third party app to perform is
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by indentit 5y ago
I feel the same, except I'd want only me (as the author/committer) to be able to see my sub-commits :D
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by indentit 5y ago
I've never been that happy with the output from any of the different graphviz engines. I'd like to see a UI graph editing tool which can import and export .dot format, but also allows manually moving nodes (which I guess wouldn&#x
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by indentit 5y ago
Thanks very much for sharing this - it has become one of my favourite articles! I especially like the idea of being able to replay a scenario just from the logs. Now to convince the rest of the team at work to switch to such a strategy.
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by indentit 5y ago
This is only possible for syntaxes which ship with ST. If you want to put a Markdown fenced code block for a third party syntax like Svelte, then it won't be highlighted as Svelte currently.
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by indentit 5y ago
Also, curious to know, what do you like most about developing Sublime, and what do you like least?
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by indentit 5y ago
Have you had any thoughts about how to improve the indentation engine ST uses to handle the common "switch"/"case" statement style? As I understand, it would mainly require a way to unindent 2 levels at once when ty
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by indentit 5y ago
What would you say ST's main weakness is right now, and (how) do SublimeHQ plan to address it?
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by indentit 5y ago
Pretty sure you're the best thing to happen to ST since Will joined the team :) What's your test suite like? Whenever something is regressed in a dev build, do you try to cover it with tests? Or are the UI side of things not teste
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by indentit 5y ago
Tabs which get unloaded automatically mean that, when you switch to them, you get a long delay before you can view the tab again, and worse: it makes a new HTTP request, so if you were viewing a Confluence page or something, you will be tra
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by indentit 5y ago
I guess this is what diffsitter[1] is for. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27875333
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by indentit 5y ago
And if one tail light isn't working in the dark, or the view of one is obstructed, what then?
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by indentit 5y ago
> I'm tired of being forced to 'log in' to services just to read important information (now being trialed by Twitter and Reddit as well!). As a non-user of both Twitter and Reddit, I'm genuinely curious about what &q
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by indentit 5y ago
Forgive me, as I've never disassembled anything myself(!), but would it not be helpful to be able to disassemble an executable into pseudo-code or something (I guess ideally something a bit higher level but re-compilable) alongside the
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by indentit 5y ago
A link to your Slime Volleyball implementation would be welcome too - haven't played it since about 2005 when all the slime games were java applets ;)
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by indentit 5y ago
> Programmers are comfortable with just being pointed to a repo and text files, while non-programmers want WYSIWYG docs somewhere central, which is the last place most programmers even think about. Yup, I think if you are forced to use c
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by indentit 6y ago
I really like this approach - thanks for sharing! It's much easier to follow a Domain Storytelling diagram than the current technical flowcharts we use for domain documentation and visualisation at work.
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Should never happen. If it does, call the developers(stackoverflow.blog)
3 points by indentit 6y ago|0 comments
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Building a Table of Contents with IntersectionObserver(css-tricks.com)
3 points by indentit 6y ago|0 comments
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by indentit 6y ago
I just figured it was one of those words spelt differently in American English, which most RFCs etc are written in. (British English native here.)
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by indentit 6y ago
This reminds that that sometime around the year 2000, I bought a boxed "Game Creation Studio" which came with a manual and a CD. IIRC the programming language was similar to Dark BASIC. I don't remember much more than that, b
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by indentit 6y ago
1. Discord 1. GitHub 1. Sublime Text Forums 1. Hacker News
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Animating a CSS Gradient Border(bram.us)
2 points by indentit 6y ago|0 comments
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by indentit 6y ago
Isn't this what starship-rs[1] was built for? [1]: https://starship.rs/

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