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by jiehong 3y ago
Indeed! I remember liking "elegance" at the time[0] by the same author. [0]: https://github.com/rougier/elegant-emacs
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by jiehong 3y ago
The reasons outlined for not using Perl actually all apply to purl as well, except maybe "not just for one-liners". But perl allows one-liners to emulate grep (filter and exclude) and sed (replace): perl -p -e 's/F
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by jiehong 3y ago
I’m pretty sure this makes Google happy too: I’ve been seeing a lot more ads about Google chrome with an iPhone on YouTube. I guess gmail might not stop asking you to make sure you want to open a link with your default browser instead of ch
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by jiehong 3y ago
Never ever saw such product in France, though.
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by jiehong 3y ago
PBT is below mutation testing, the list is ordered with lower tier up.
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by jiehong 3y ago
For fun, I tried doing that with duckdb, and here is my result: duckdb -list -c "from (from read_text('sp-current') select regexp_extract_all(content, '(\S+)\s+(.+)', 2) as value) select concat(value[4], &#x27
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by jiehong 3y ago
While agreeing with the results of this article, I’ve found that convincing other developers of writing test with properties isn’t very easy: coming up with good properties is not always trivial. Here is an informal testing maturity ladder
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by jiehong 3y ago
Indeed! And the "better for the planet if sourced locally" would be easier to handle if there was a carbon tax to account for it in the first place, and letting the market handle it.
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by jiehong 3y ago
If you use Sublime Text, there is a plugin that allows you to do that too [0]. Disclaimer: I wrote that plugin some time ago. [0]: https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Jq
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by jiehong 3y ago
Very much so [0]. [0]: https://dev.to/pbnj/fzf-jq-interactive-jq-15no
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by jiehong 3y ago
You might be underestimating cross OS keyboard handling difficulties across keyboard layouts….
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by jiehong 3y ago
Another more important problem discussed is a lack of cursor sizes.
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by jiehong 3y ago
What is this config.hl file format? At first, I thought it’s hlc [0], but I couldn’t find confirmation in the git repo either. [0]: https://www.linode.com/docs/guides/introduction-to-hcl/
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by jiehong 3y ago
Reminds me of iA Writer [0] which started in 2010. [0]: https://ia.net/writer
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by jiehong 3y ago
For those wondering what USV is, like myself: > Unicode separated values (USV) is a data format that uses Unicode symbol characters between data parts. USV competes with comma separated values (CSV), tab separated values (TSV), ASCII sep
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by jiehong 3y ago
Thanks for that! I really enjoyed doing it when it was released! Looking forward to the next one
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by jiehong 3y ago
Maybe less fun than others, but actually not so bad: leetcode [0] Otherwise, in the same vein as the SQL murder mystery, you can try the Hanukkah of Data [1]. [0]: https://leetcode.com/problem-list/leetcode-curated-sql-
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by jiehong 3y ago
Very nice! Always use profilers! In reality, though, data always have errors, and you get many validity checks in there, and data is never only ascii, but full of Unicode. I so wish python would come with the equivalent of jvisualvm in its
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by jiehong 3y ago
Same here, but you can disable that behaviour, and then it’s nicer [0]. I also find that I prefer the default Ctrl-R to start with history from the current directory instead of the global history, but that is also changeable. So I’m pretty
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by jiehong 3y ago
Playstation 5 has been jailbroken, though [0]. Well, even the PS4, actually [1]. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Cq3K9lBli0 [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxRTGMe_RuE
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by jiehong 3y ago
You’ve just reminded me of the game Outer Wilds! That game shows a physical device able to track planets by rotating on rings in real time (not a spoiler, it’s on the first moon). Love the idea!
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by jiehong 3y ago
Alternatively, with duckdb being able to read directly from an SQLite db, the standard SQL PIVOT can be used: PIVOT products ON year USING sum(income); Ref: https://duckdb.org/docs/sql/statements/pivo
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by jiehong 3y ago
When applicants need to apply to hundreds of job positions, because they just need to be able to pay their rent, this all feels grand and all, but it’s not gonna work.
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by jiehong 3y ago
In the company I knew, it’s usual for people to send an email telling others “hey, it’s my last day, thanks for all the memories. Here is my contact info if you want to.” Others colleagues would also usually organise a virtual envelope with
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by jiehong 3y ago
Can someone clarify this part like I’m 5: > Its design is inspired by purely functional programming paradigm and transputers architecture. > RTOS is implemented in a form of an executor instead of classic scheduler and doesn't su
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by jiehong 3y ago
Never used Thread, so here is a stupid question: Is it easier for non users to read things on thread compared to X and the need for the dying nitters?
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by jiehong 3y ago
Using it for internal docs, but we don’t generate pdfs so I can’t comment on that part. I personally find asciidoc easier to write manually.
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by jiehong 3y ago
That first load time was pretty long, though (like 4 seconds). Felt as if it checked online or loaded too many things.
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by jiehong 3y ago
Anybody got a good experience with blocking youtube adds on ios? :D
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by jiehong 3y ago
Very interesting! Some random thoughts: - instead of having the system run into an “underrun”, perhaps it could use a fallback rule to just loop over the previously known buffer? That would be the equivalent of the last frame being displaye

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