justinmk

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by justinmk 11y ago
I'm not quite sure how that isn't a pretty darn good example of a slope being slipped upon.
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by justinmk 11y ago
The US system is socialist, by any meaningful definition of socialism. Medicaid, medicare, "public-private partnerships" abound.
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by justinmk 11y ago
`git fetch` and `git push` talk to the remote(s) (if any) that you have configured. Most (all?) other commands are local operations. `git status` compares your working copy to your local `.git/` database. If you want `git status` t
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by justinmk 11y ago
> What was really lost in the libevent2 -> epoll conversion was platform independence Did you consider libuv?
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by justinmk 11y ago
Vim has great plugins for Clojure. https://github.com/tpope/vim-fireplace https://github.com/guns/vim-sexp https://github.com/guns/vim-clojure-static Also, this might be usef
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by justinmk 12y ago
Chris's post on the LT mailing list 1 year ago[1]: Depending on how things play out, it might make sense to try and merge [with atom.io]. [...] The main value of LT isn't about being a better standard editor, i
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by justinmk 12y ago
That strikes me as a tangent, it raises many questions (What happens if I want to work more than 20 hours a week?). The idea of a "work week" is based on the salary model which is based on the idea that companies are magical job f
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by justinmk 12y ago
Humans want services from other humans. If humans aren't willing or able to pay other humans to do things, something is preventing that. Anything that can be provided by machines at negligible cost becomes a "general condition&quo
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by justinmk 12y ago
It turns out that when you optimize for a specific statistic ("college graduates!") irrespective of market forces, the market becomes distorted. This happened in housing, and now education. Subsidized student loans (and other prog
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by justinmk 12y ago
This is a well-presented version of http://c-faq.com/aryptr/ .
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Emacs running in Neovim(youtube.com)
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by justinmk 12y ago
Force pushes to the PR fork . We have set receive.denyNonFastForwards=true on the upstream master.
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by justinmk 12y ago
> Don't use the merge button, just add the requester's repo as a remote to yours Actually, you don't need to do that. GitHub provides a special pulls remote "namespace" on the upstream repo, so you can add it a
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by justinmk 12y ago
> where you often have many iterations or the diffs are large). But for many other projects the UI that GitHub provides is sufficient GitHub is painful for non-trivial reviews. Biggest WTFs: - No comment threading (or at least collapsing
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by justinmk 12y ago
> I look forward to a time where JavaScript performance is as "free" as CSS, but we are no where near it. Actually, it seems the converse is true. Ray Cromwell recently commented[1] regarding Google Inbox: > It's nothin
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by justinmk 12y ago
Anyone know of a CLI client for Microsoft lync?
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by justinmk 12y ago
Before we get another rage post[1] I would like to emphasize that using Neovim requires that you keep up with the changes. I use it full-time on supported platforms (everything except Windows), but breaking changes will require occasional
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by justinmk 12y ago
It would be nice if NN advocates focused on improving competition in the ISP space instead of using this as a reason to give the FCC control over yet another communication medium. Mesh networks and more ISP choice would "enforce"
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by justinmk 12y ago
> towards complexity (plugin managers, multithreaded implementations). NeoVim looks like the final push that makes Vim configuration and operation truly byzantine There's nothing simple about the Vim source, but Neovim has cut it in
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by justinmk 12y ago
> Are these worth sacrificing control over your editor config? You're not sacrificing any control. I'll speak only of the ones I know: vundle, neobundle, and vim-plug are using very basic Vim mechanisms to save you the hassle.
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by justinmk 12y ago
> similar to the package manager you can get in sublime? One that searches through available packages VAM[1] tries to. That is the only one I am aware of. But the list is managed manually, which in my opinion is always a bad idea. I thin
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by justinmk 12y ago
Not really. Look at the "Current State" section here: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs-en/GuileEmacs > As of the end of GoogleSummerOfCode 2014, the Elisp engine of Emacs is fully replaced with that of libgu
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by justinmk 12y ago
Thanks very much.
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by justinmk 12y ago
link to "Anatomy of a Database System: Joe Hellerstein"[1] appears to be broken. [1] http://mitpress.mit.edu/books/chapters/0262693143chapm2.pdf
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by justinmk 12y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. I was going to ask why it appears to have stalled a year ago, but I guess the author got distracted by something shiny: https://github.com/richardhundt/shine Shine appears to address a sim
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by justinmk 12y ago
Have you looked at luafun? If so, what's your opinion? https://github.com/rtsisyk/luafun
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by justinmk 12y ago
If it's anything like the Neovim coverity report, it's probably not particularly interesting. But it is extremely helpful, and it's impressive what static analysis can find in a legacy C codebase. Here's the Neovim clang
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by justinmk 12y ago
Source code here: https://github.com/myitcv/neovim_example
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Neovim plugin prototype: compile Go code on-the-fly(youtube.com)
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by justinmk 12y ago
I was under the impression that reddit's algorithm randomized top comments, while also adding weight to other parameters. Adding randomness seems like a pretty obvious way to reduce the impact of the "first mover" advantage.

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