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jmorenoamor
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2y ago
Looks cool, I will try it. How are collections stored? My use case involves programatically generating collections. If the tool suits, I would also need to write a converter from Bruno files to it.
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I moved to Bruno for being local, but even before being polished, I see it's taking the cloud route
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I write code in english and user (andmin, ops, app user) messages in the appropiate language. As programming languages keywords and APIs are written in english, it just looks better to keep it that way for identifiers and internal doc, the
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I started with python dependency management just executing pip install and thinking wow that's cool. No envs, no linters or formatters. The point is, if you are learning to code, you can skip nearly all the ecosystem tools. Their need
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Because of its lore. It is a huge collection of classic tropes, carefully put together, nothing will surprise you, you know all of its componentes from somewhere, religions, literature, history, etc. But the sum of all of them and the commi
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I understand that, but, you can run that campaign on Instagram, Twitter, or wherever your target audience is, right?
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I would switch if they had a native linux client for the drive. Well, no one seems to have a native linux client, but of they had one I would switch right now.
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2y ago
Coffee, read HN (or play a game) until I hear people waking up, put music, make breakfast for the family, and that's pretty much it.
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Terminals are always welcome :) I hope you can add Win supoort so I can try it at work. Congrats for the release and happy new year.
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That would make an awesome competition field for AI bots that rely only on video/audio input and mouse/keyboard output.
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Naive question. Isn't tor supposed to be private? How can you know the contents of the communication just by running a node?
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The function that calls the function I'm currently working in
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We are ok with that, really, there is always people who give more importance to this kind of things, but for the vast majority, whatever the results, they would be cool. Also, italians and portuguese are close friends and cultural brothers
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At least for me, it's hard to get that insight, I tried to read articles and watch videos, and none of them gave me say: "oh! now I get it"
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Dynamic languages demand self discipline, they teach you to respect runtime and think ahead of execution time. I've written software with both typed and untyped languages and never had problems (out of the ususal) with them.
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I remember having to implement partial file locking in Minix as an assignment in college. Good times,
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A nuclear power plant is just a bunch of pipes and a pile of uranium. /s We like it because it is free, it is not a technological amazing breakthrought, but as a collaborative project it's kind of successful in time, you have to a
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We should kill cookies once and for all. Put on a scale what we gain and what we loose, and just let it sit.
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I love modern text based projects, really, thank you all for keeping the terminal alive and relevant.
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Buy two tubes, while true, when you finish a tube, add one toothpaste tube to the shopping list, done. Works great for an average person who usually visits the store. Adjust the initial putchase if you visit the store twice a year. Also wor
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Giving blood is one of those easy and rewarding actions that you can do without expecting anything in return. Going voluntarily through a small inconvenience just to give something others need, and doing it without any market involved, mone
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I also see this as the main reason. GPU drivers for Linux, as far as I know, were just a niche use case, maybe CUDA planted a small seed, and the AI hype is the flower. Now the industry, not the users, demand drivers, so this became a deman
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- Watergate - 2 player, card driven cat and mouse battle inspired in the Watergate scandal. - Fantasy realms - Quick crazy combo-based factasy battles. - Railroad Ink: Great roll and write relaxing puzzle game. Twisty - My favorite quick ab
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- How do you usually discover new games? Usually YouTube channels which comment on current or upcoming releases. - What are aspects of games that you enjoy? Game mechanics. The play loop must be fun or rewarding to me, and that's enoug
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Misleading title. Microsoft enforces enployees to use authenticator apps that are only available in official Google and Apple app stores. As Google services are not available in China, only option left is Apple.
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There are lots of great 2d non pixel games, maybe pixels were an overused trend, but it's still a legit art style.
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I'old enough to just stop using anything that tries to do this. But I feel bad for next generations.
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My last customer ditched a perfectly fine custom Java solution to synchronize data for a flashy cool Snowflake one. Well, bad luck.
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Tinkering with Autoexec.bat and Config.sys to squeeze some more Kbs was a challenge, and you learnt a lot about the SO doing that. I still wonder how we managed to do that just by reading books or manuals and sharing info with friends.
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Probably an US thing, but, do you specifically have to declare you have a trampoline in order to get your home insured?
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