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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
I wonder why the author recommend winget but not scoop. Scoop obviously has more community support and that's the most important part of a package manager (more packages, more frequent update, etc).
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
Rust
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
There's another project called horcrux[1], but it doesn't split passwords, it splits files to encrypt them without password. [1]: https://github.com/jesseduffield/horcrux
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
My journey is the opposite to you, I started with zsh and those two plugins. It's good to have bash like syntax (easy for copy paste from the web), but the slooooooooow startup speed really annoys me, so I give fish a try and now I&#x2
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
You can use keybindings to achieve similar function, put `G: '| grep'` to your ~/.inputrc and every time you type G, you get '| grep'. This may break something because it mapped a regular letter, so maybe `Control-g
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
Which one do you use? I love proportional font but find most of them not suitable for code. Input Serif is the only proportional programming font I can find but it looks too old school.
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
Those "Dev Fonts" suck because they are monospace, but English letter is proportional. The inconsistent letter-space of monospace fonts really drive me mad. Now I use Input Serif, it's not a perfect programming font, but it m
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
Where can I hear the correct sound of "غدر"? Google Translate reads it "ha-zi-bo-m", Bing Translator reads it "laz-bo-m", both are not like "Ghidra".
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
Non NSA employee don't know the answer. NSA employee can't answer. So I think this question will have no answer unless you join NSA.
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
You are not the target reader. The target reader will just read the title and then believe it.
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
Compatible with old projects is the main reason why modern software suck, look at zsh, c++. Some times we need to shift to a brand new paradigm.
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
I used to map like this, but then I found ; is to repeat f{char}. How do you repeat f command? Map it to another key? Use / instead?
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
Wow, thank you.
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
Many people here are discussing OP-1 and complaining its expensive price. There's a open source clone called OTTO[1], and it looks promising (although not finished). [1]: https://github.com/OTTO-project/OTTO
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
Your words remind me Apple.
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
India is way too different with any other modern society. Things in there can't become a global trend, and the global trend won't affect them.
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
But this solution needs to write down the type(struct) of every parameter. I think the biggest reason why dynamic language is popular is they don't force users to write type every time. So this is contradicting to the charm of dynamic
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
This will cause massive social change because all the headlines said so. Most people won't read the original law, they only read the media's story.
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
Obsidian looks great! And I think it will be greater if I can write `[](another_markdown)` as internal links too, it will be easier to generate HTML files to host, using Hugo or something. If people save all markdown files in one folder the
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
Pricing information is at https://nextdns.io/pricing , there's a link to this on the homepage. I didn't found their releasing news too, maybe their announcement is just deleting “free during the beta” on the pricin
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by jhvkjhk 6y ago
Your reply sounds crazy, like a conspiracy. I don't want to believe it, but I have to admit this helps to explain something, you gave me a fresh and interesting view to think about the narrative.
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by jhvkjhk 7y ago
Thank you, I will try to adjust my the typography of my blog based on your helpful explanation!
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by jhvkjhk 7y ago
Hello, I like your typography but how did you achieve small caps in Source Serif Pro? I use Adobe Fonts to deliver the same font to my blog, but it said ‘smcp’ is not included in the OpenType feature of this font. What's more, how did
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by jhvkjhk 7y ago
I'm wondering maybe in the future, we will use these baseN methods to represent any numbers in everyday life? With the data explosion, I think we will have more opportunity to describe really big numbers than today, so we will abandon
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by jhvkjhk 7y ago
This is just another tiktok video.
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by jhvkjhk 7y ago
Is Qubes OS what you are talking? I heard it can run Windows or Linux like containers on it.
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by jhvkjhk 7y ago
I used to think mutex is a special case of the semaphore, like square and rectangle, now I learned their difference.
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by jhvkjhk 7y ago
The `direct answers` looks fascinating! Do we have some equivalent tools for c++ or python? I'm tired of step step step...
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by jhvkjhk 7y ago
It looks like javascript syntax.
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by jhvkjhk 7y ago
1&2. Oh, sorry I forgot the extremist. So what would you do when you face an extremist? Ignore him so he can stab innocent people in a railway station? Or you show him why he shouldn't do that, maybe even teach him some skills so h

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