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by justinhj 5y ago
Poland is side stepping the blatant risk of escalating to a war with Russia and/or WW3 by trying to move the Migs into Ukraine itself, but it still wants the F16s that the US is offering. This way it moves the problem to the US by havi
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by justinhj 5y ago
Really fun and addictive. I would extend the screen downwards so there is a clickable area that is not part of the play area. Then you will be able to see what is going on better. Just an idea.
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by justinhj 5y ago
verb looks like a game changer for this neanderthal that lives in org mode but copy/pastes curl instructions to the terminal.
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by justinhj 5y ago
Recently in Canada police went to visit Ottawa residents based on supporting the trucker protests with Facebook messages. It’s unclear how they got the addresses from the names, presumably the phonebook and hope for the best? In any case yo
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by justinhj 5y ago
I'm Canadian and I'm both familiar with CCLA and glad they exist, especially at the moment. Not to be hyperbolic, but many people around the world don't know Amnesty International exists until they find themselves locked up w
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by justinhj 5y ago
Once you know you are on the side of good everyone who disagrees with you must be assigned to an out-group. That way you don't have to listen to them.
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by justinhj 5y ago
lol the same happens with WSJ. It’s very disappointing to try and do a bit of research on a clue and get the answer on a bot site linked to the puzzle you’re doing. Interesting how they do it though.
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by justinhj 5y ago
$550 million in Minneapolis–Saint Paul (May 26–June 6, 2020)[5] $1–2 billion in insured damages in the United States (May 26–June 8, 2020)[6] https://www.axios.com/riots-cost-property-damage-276c9bcc-a4... htt
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by justinhj 5y ago
According to Wikipedia there was up to $2b in insured damages and 25 deaths during the 2020 riots. Now regarding the bridge closure; there will be costs for delays and those will be substantial, but it's not like they just throw $400m
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by justinhj 5y ago
Use fibonacci numbers and argue about whether they stand for time or effort
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by justinhj 5y ago
I use Neovim 0.6.0 with its built LSP with some plugins including simrat39/rust-tools.nvim. It uses rust-analyzer. It works extremely well but I don't use the debugger at all. I've used IntelliJ with a Rust plugin, to and it
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I use it too, highly recommended
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Great to see lists like these. I’m a long time Emacs user and recently learned to use neovim. I made the same mistake many new Emacs users make in that I installed a lot of plugins at once and lost control of the editor. Only by installing
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by justinhj 5y ago
Very helpful answer, thanks!
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Great. I’ll look forward to the most useful ones getting banned on all the browsers at the same time
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by justinhj 6y ago
I used CL as a hobbiest for years but never in code I would get paid for. Clojure is a different story. That you can run it on the JVM is a game changer when you want to introduce the code to a production environment. The massive amount of
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by justinhj 6y ago
"The Jennifer De Chiara Literary Agency was distressed to discover this morning, January 25th, that one of our agents has been using the social media platforms Gab and Parler."
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by justinhj 6y ago
I'm a long time Emacs user and just recently I have been learning and using neovim a lot. This is the most jarring difference between Emacs and other editors. The second biggest issue is Lua instead of Emacs Lisp. s-expressions work so
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by justinhj 6y ago
I assume you mean unprofitable as in bad for business, because I suspect if Parler is able to exist at all it will be highly profitable.
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by justinhj 6y ago
End to end encrypted messaging apps are really no more difficult to login to than Facebook.
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Wonderful talk and I followed his guidelines in my public speaking this year
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This seems related but is 5 years old, https://www.macobserver.com/tmo/article/how-manage-the-secre...
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by justinhj 6y ago
None of the top 30 stories right now mention Google
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by justinhj 6y ago
Why don’t you let the vote buttons do the voting? If you’re not interested in content you can ignore it and not upvote it
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by justinhj 6y ago
Your config should be as big as you need it to be. I’ve been using Emacs for 20 years and I tend to use features with default keybindings and stick to a small number. There’s no right way to do it
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Not unless the startup was Amazon, which used emacs as an application platform for all their customer support :)
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by justinhj 6y ago
You can only sort by popularity, which maps to 'score' in the data structure that the API sorts. You can see that here: https://github.com/HackerNews/API The highest position on front page is not, AFAICT stor
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by justinhj 6y ago
I believe in a regular store you can just roll by the security without letting them check your stuff. They can make a citizens arrest or call the cops if they think you stole something, but at great risk of a lawsuit if they are wrong. Howe
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by justinhj 6y ago
I feel like sheets and docs not changing for years is a feature not problem. I don't like innovation in these kind of apps. It's far too common, historically, for people to add all kinds of useless crap like Mr Clippy and rearrang
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by justinhj 7y ago
It depends on your needs. Scala has some advantages over Python when you want high performance, or if you want to build large programs, or if you're interested in building principled or robust programs using functional programming. Net

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