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by kolme 11y ago
This is just a neural network fed with some dog pictures, it's not really "thinking", it doesn't "create" anything. In other words, it's not (yet) artificial general intelligence. As I see it, it's ju
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by kolme 11y ago
I use solarized, which has a light and a dark variant. So even when I'm in the terminal (which is always) I can easily switch between light and dark. The solarized vim plugin even has a key binding to do this.
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by kolme 11y ago
I thought Posteo [1] is already 100% confidential? Please someone correct me if I'm wrong. https://posteo.de/en/site/privacy_policy
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by kolme 11y ago
It does affect readability! That's the reason we have punctuation rules in human languages. Maybe it doesn't have any effect when reviewing _one_ commit message, but when you're reading a list of hundreds, or thousands of the
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by kolme 11y ago
There's many people here in the EU who are strongly opposed (myself, for example). We don't want this "prosperity" if they're going to undo many regulations we have in place for our safety. Food-industry regulations
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by kolme 11y ago
While it's true that it's not their fault, it's a shame that they've folded to the pressures of the media lobby. But I don't blame them, business is business. You can't just let the major content creators go to
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by kolme 11y ago
> but against technological change, and they kind of know it Absolutely correct, they're well aware of it. They're only wrong on the approach: let's just pretend Internet is like printed media and try to shoehorn our busin
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by kolme 11y ago
This is terrible. So Google is trying to get out of the monopoly accusations by bribing the mainstream media. They will make a deal and Google will get its monopole, and the media too. I don't know if anyone here heard about the "
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by kolme 12y ago
No, not really. They lied. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dropbox_%28service%29#Privacy_...
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by kolme 12y ago
Jepp: http://www.crockford.com/javascript/jsmin.html
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by kolme 12y ago
Also with all my respects to mr. Resig, but this is not really code to learn from. It's full of bad habits and it's hard to read. Poorly named, mostly uncommented and pretty hacky. Not really judging, it was just a bunch of handy
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by kolme 12y ago
Yes, it can be easily done with a combination of divs, fixed width and overflow-x: scroll. But I doubt one can do that with a table only, which is a shame, because it would lose markup semantic. Edit: Little PoC http://codepen.io
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by kolme 12y ago
I use tail -f inside tmux anyways, so I already have the extra feature less offers ("navigation mode", searching, etc) without giving up the "watch multiple files" feature. A much nicer alternative, IMHO.
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by kolme 12y ago
Yes! The "no interface is the best interface" does not make sense to me because everything has an interface. Good interfaces are simple interfaces, and they get out of the way. But they're there. Also, this "no interface
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by kolme 12y ago
> Javascript have combined array/dict? How come? Ha! Arrays in JS are just objects disguised as arrays, with a fancy prototype and some syntax sugar: no more, no less. There are no _real_ arrays in JS (in the traditional sense). Key
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by kolme 12y ago
Vimdiff also support 3-way diffs. Git integration with fugitive is also worth mentioning. It makes partial committing and cherry picking very easy. Either way, icdiff looks very promising.
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by kolme 12y ago
Not necessarily. The original patch Tarruda tried to get merged into Vim provided asynchronous commands in pure Vimscript (through a new kind of event for autocmd). I would guess this feature is already in NeoVim.
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by kolme 12y ago
> it’s hard to make money when you give the shit away. Well, it's also not easy when you charge for things. I guess the important thing is to have a business model, regardless of the openness of the software.
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by kolme 12y ago
Native support was planned for Chrome. The other browsers won't implement it, never ever, for strategic reasons. [1] So no, I don't think it's going to happen. That alone discredited the article a bit. How can one be so confi
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by kolme 12y ago
I have a few problems with this. First, using a browser which includes fancy experimental features might result in the page looking or behaving differently in the users' (stable) browsers. I see this as kind of risky, that's why I
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by kolme 12y ago
Sorry but this is terrible advice. Freeing your eyes and mind from the keyboard is a great advantage, copying a snippet from a piece of paper is a nightmare if you can't properly type (tiring, error-prone, annoying, etc). I also find t
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by kolme 12y ago
One of the things that boggles my mind is the "single responsibility principle violation" that they're calling. What? Systemd will only handle the starting and stopping of services. How's that doing more than one thing?
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by kolme 12y ago
FF31 on Windows 8.1. Runs really smooth. I can't currently use Chrome on my computer because they don't support high DPIs :(
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by kolme 12y ago
> Chrome on iOS offers nothing in the way of additional html5 APIs and is just a new UI on the same old Webkit (to my knowledge). No, they forked Webkit due to all the browser related #ifdef's they had scattered across the source co
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by kolme 12y ago
They can be really useful to new users with no or little experience. From what I've seen, when people use the web for the first times, they "don't know where to go". They don't have surfing habits yet and they&#x2
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by kolme 12y ago
It's also available in Hamburg, Leipzig and other German biggish cities.
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by kolme 12y ago
> If some principle results in a handful of single-method classes that don't really do anything on their own, the principle is not a good basis for design. I call those "half responsibility classes", where classes don&#x27
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by kolme 12y ago
I don't have anything against G+, or people using it! Where did you get that impression? What really bothers me is Google trying to force it on people through other Google products. I read Linus and other personalities on G+, I'm
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by kolme 12y ago
> Everybody [...] focused intently on spending all of their energy not leaving Facebook for some reason. The hate-on for Google+ was above tepid. Really? I don't think so. At the very beginning there were two distinctly separate gro
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by kolme 12y ago
Not a VIM bug, not a Tmux bug. Not even a "pivotal/tmux-config". By the way, as I understand, one shouldn't fiddle with &t_* options, unless strictly necessary. It's supposed to be a Bad Idea ® because it makes

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