komali2

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by komali2 1y ago
Never mind in a browser, this is how I review a ton of code, either in magit or lazygit or in multiple terminals.
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by komali2 1y ago
> “No movement of people, demonstration, meeting, gathering or sit-in will be allowed in the restricted zone,” Chief District Officer Chhabi Lal Rijal said in a notice. This is what I'll never understand about neolib governments sli
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by komali2 1y ago
We recently had a record-sized protest in Taiwan and major political movements as a result. The recall movement was also unprecedented, though it ostensibly failed. However the KMT has failed in its coupe so there's still a positive ou
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by komali2 1y ago
My main machine is an ultrawide, but I usually have multiple files open, and text reads best top-down so I stack files side-by-side. If someone has like, a 240 character long line, that is annoying. My editor will soft wrap and indicate thi
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by komali2 1y ago
The things all being described are way beyond non trivial to solve, and they'd need to be solved for every language. Grep works great.
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by komali2 1y ago
Does your linter not have a fix command for things like import order? Does your editor not auto trim white space? To be frank, everyone I've worked with that complained about the linter didn't know much about their tooling. They d
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by komali2 1y ago
Devs have different pixel count screens. Your table wrapped for me. The short line equivalent looks best on my screen. Thus 80 or perhaps 120 char line lengths!
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by komali2 1y ago
Formatting code is unnecessary. You write it however you want, then run the lint fix command and prettier command, commit, and move on.
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by komali2 1y ago
Ah well we must just know different folks. Every startup I've been aware of in my personal life was a weekend project amongst people who kept their day job, until they could get into yc or something, and then get to a seed round. The o
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by komali2 1y ago
Their comment got buried but they're right about one thing - they do exist, in numbers. I think less than they suspect, but still. I'm still reeling from a conversation I had with an Israeli man 3 days ago where he repeatedly insi
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by komali2 1y ago
> Most startups fail. So, where's the risk? You still just were working anyway, pulling a salary from someone else's bank account for a couple years. And now you have "Founder" or "Founding Engineer" or &quo
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by komali2 1y ago
Imo Nazism was doomed from the start since fascist imperialist ideologies will inevitably fail as they challenge the sovereignty of more and more countries. Going to war against the world doesn't seem like a winner's bet to me. Bu
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by komali2 1y ago
I'm addicted to commenting on the internet. I was like, top 1% of comment karma on reddit something like 10 years ago, not because I was popular, but I think just out of sheer volume of comments getting 10-100 upvotes. Then to twitter,
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by komali2 1y ago
This keeps happening to me. I keep coming across big files written during my Cursor hype period from 3 months ago and finding huge non DRY chunks and genuinely useless nonsense. Yes, I should have reviewed better, but it's a lot to wad
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by komali2 1y ago
That's an interesting point, but one way I can think is that as AI generated homework is completed by AI, "all natural" student performance may seem abysmal in comparison. The students who use AI to do the "grunt work&qu
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by komali2 1y ago
I'm very surprised to hear Reuters described as left wing. I suppose though that even my Republican twice Trump voting uncle is left of someone, is that what you mean? I'm increasingly concerned about the fact that any media outle
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by komali2 1y ago
I'm happy for you that you've done this, but I don't understand why someone would pay for this instead of using Anki. Especially since chatgpt can generate anki decks for free.
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by komali2 1y ago
> Everyone was happily getting recording contacts with advances for instruments, studio time and touring logistics until one day MegaCorps said "let's instead move to a model where everyone pays the absolute minimum, if anythin
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by komali2 1y ago
Cross platform application development is cool but the guys who made Zed are the guys who made Atom are the guys who made Electron, and they pointed out that long term the devex sucks and that Electron simply isn't a good platform for
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by komali2 1y ago
I'm in the same boat but a neovim/cursor user. I desperately wish there was a package I could use in nvim that matched the multiline, file-aware autocomplete feature of Cursor. Of course I've tried supermaven, copilot etc, bu
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by komali2 1y ago
USSR and Maoist PRC indeed took actions that killed millions, but so did capitalist India or mercantilist Britain or hegemonic America. I don't see a correlation between "forcing equality," which I'm not really even sure
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by komali2 1y ago
> I don't know how you can square that with the fact that when people bought records musicians made more money. Everyone used to make more money, and anyway this could just as easily be further evidence that the current streaming mo
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by komali2 1y ago
This in opposition to millennia of human history, which should teach us that the surest path to human success is cooperation. Why else would we have invented language?
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by komali2 1y ago
History bears out the truth of what you say. Native Americans managed the commons in communal ownership so well that some of their permaculture existed through to today, untended.
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Not really. It didn't happen in syndicalized Spain. It didn't happen for millennia in ancient cities. Scale being necessary seems to be unique to capitalism and state capitalism (Marxist industrialization requirements). Maybe it w
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by komali2 1y ago
> There should be some respect for that, no? Not really. Like when my friend scolded me the other day for not finishing the dessert I ordered - "trash is burned here, you're contributing to excess methane production." May
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by komali2 1y ago
> freedom of speech in the USA is currently protected better than in any other country. I don't know every country so I'm not sure if this is true, but it seems to me free speech was decently well protected up to a certain poin
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by komali2 1y ago
> we have seen several experiments on forcing equality and millions died. I've not heard of this. Which experiments "forced equality" and then as a result caused millions of deaths? I'm aware of the experiment of cap
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by komali2 1y ago
People drop dead in Japan from their jobs frequently as well, regardless of industry. This hasn't anything to do with the job being hard and everything to do with work culture. I acknowledge that investment bankers have a toxic work cu
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by komali2 1y ago
> The absence of a clear objective boundary of what can be taken and what cannot. I don't understand why this is an obstacle - this issue already exists with writing laws and various countries have different solutions, all of which

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