konart

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by konart 3y ago
>bfs operates breadth-first, which typically finds the file(s) you're looking for faster. I find this statement very confusing. Typically I'm looking for files in subdirs because I'm not aware of target's path. That&#
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by konart 3y ago
I knew this was from the author of honk...
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by konart 3y ago
Here is my first attempt: Me: Hey there! Can you help me with my NeoVim configuration? Assistant: Hello! Sure, I'd be happy to help! What do you need help with specifically? Do you have a question about installing NeoVim, o
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by konart 3y ago
>and still not satisfied with the results One can never be satisfied with the results. "There is no endgame", right? 1-2 hours is more than enough to get to work with autocompletion, syntax, filesystem explorer and a few more p
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by konart 3y ago
null-ls is now archived so you don't need it (dark humor). Anyway - you needed it for linting\formatting etc. Modern syntax highlighting comes with treesitter, you don't need anything but theme that supports it. You also don'
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by konart 3y ago
>The problem with that is that for some rarely used action one forgets... Install https://github.com/folke/which-key.nvim and you will always have a popup that will tell you what keys to use next.
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by konart 3y ago
VSCode does the same. And it has nothing to do with HTTP (not by default at least).
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by konart 3y ago
>The amount of work needed to get a basic IDE up and running for your languages of choice, even for commonly used languages such as Python or Javascript, is far too much for someone who wants to get on with their day job or hobby coding
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by konart 3y ago
Okay, I stand corrected. Examples at https://docs.joinmastodon.org/spec/activitypub/#featured and this new information give better understanding of the spec. (I find it quite confusing anyway to be honest).
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by konart 3y ago
BitTorrent?
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by konart 3y ago
The thing is you should be able to send a request and get back the content of this context for dereferencing like so: curl -X GET -H "Accept:application/ld+json" https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams
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by konart 3y ago
>one that clarifies among others what is exactly the status quo Everyone do whatever they want to and try to support Mastodon custom `toot:` namespace which cannot be resolved and has to be hardcoded.
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by konart 3y ago
Someone already used India as an example. With millions of people living in conditions where even safe drinkable water is not something you are guaranteed to get - 250$/year equivalent seems wild.
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by konart 3y ago
Depends on country we are talking about.
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by konart 3y ago
/r/Firefox migrated to https://fedia.io/m/firefox (Kbin based)
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by konart 3y ago
> single 33cl bottle of beer What kind of beer though? 33cl is nothing but we still have to compare apples to apples. Mystery of Beer vs something like Budweiser is a no-no.
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by konart 3y ago
I haven't seen a package that does not provide a way to inject a logger to be honest. I'd rather not use one or an least fork one if I'm out of options.
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by konart 3y ago
>If anything, that makes it harder to understand, how should I knew that Asd is different from asd beforehand? By reading docs or some kind of "Go by Example"? The same way you learned the difference between `private` and `prot
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by konart 3y ago
>The “enterprise java” style is an unfortunate one >but it is not a necessity at all The thing is in real life you have to deal with this kind of code most of the time. Because most of the time you deal with the old code or people wh
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by konart 3y ago
>By having an overly simplistic language, you end up pushing more complexity onto the programmer and into the code base. There is no free lunch. Sure, I just don't see this as a problem. As a result you have a) a number of third par
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by konart 3y ago
>3. It's unclear who should add context to error messages is it the caller or callee? Usually it gets skipped, leading to useless error messages Why is that unclear? Let's say you are writting a db client package and a service
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by konart 3y ago
In my personal opinion it's a great language to solve problems _I_ have to deal with in course of my work. Can I solve them with Java? Sure. Difference is go does not have the complexity you can find in Java and quite opinionated. So y
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by konart 3y ago
You can find a gun to shoot yourself in the foot in any language.
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by konart 3y ago
>Why does the caller have to figure out how to dispose? Rather than how the caller have to figure out when to dispose. Defer\using will wait till we out of scope or till we return. While it may be much better to close\dispose as soon as
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by konart 3y ago
Some Bene Gesserit schemes right there.
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by konart 3y ago
I think most of the proverbs can be found in different languages in similar forms. But with nuances. The russian saying is similar: "С кем поведёшься, от того и наберёшься" (literally: "You learn from the people you take up w
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by konart 3y ago
>Located less than 200 kilometers south of Moscow, the industrial city of Tula is home to around 549,992 people. And about a fifth of them have no access to centralized sewage systems. I really doubt about 1/5 but yes, sure, some pa
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by konart 3y ago
Flush toilet requires your private house to be connected to a centralized communications OR to your personal water pumps. #1 is not an option if you leave far away from a town. #2 is not an option unless you can pay for it and its maintance
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by konart 3y ago
>Crimean War was lost. My point is that the Crimean War resulted in reforms later on.
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by konart 3y ago
You might want to read at least some books on Russian history and results of the Crimean War specifically. Or chose a number different from 200.

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