konart

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by konart 5y ago
>GDP quite a bit less than Italy's for example Nominal. Closer to Germany if we are talking PPP and notably higher than Italy of course
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by konart 5y ago
>Pretty sure they are implying that C/C++ lies somewhere in most software stacks. So do many other things. It's nice to know every bit of tech behind the scenes but one has only this much time.
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by konart 5y ago
>>frameworks and libraries all work, incapable of tracking down and fixing bugs in your application stack... What does any of this has to do with C? >What can you possibly get out of it? I hope you realise that many of commenters h
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by konart 5y ago
>What the Linux world needs is to get United and a bit more organized, even if that means less “freedom “ This. I want for once to hear about some standard rather than yet another fork of a fork I've been using for a couple of years
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by konart 5y ago
>It requires making my own syntax files for every language I use, and starting or opening a new language now needs to begin with configuring this. Not really looking forward to such a future. Why would you need this (unless your language
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by konart 5y ago
I did the opposite and don't want to come back. I install a couple of linux distros every year just see what's up and every time it gets worse in my opinion. Or at least going nowhere
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by konart 5y ago
Well, that's not the problem with TreeSitter. There is enough of this even with the default regexp-based syntax highlights. Anyway - one can always create a perfect scheme for them to use.
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by konart 5y ago
I'm pretty sure this was a sarcastic comment
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by konart 5y ago
>No more language server madness Madness? gopls in particular works great now. With all respect - I don't really see why would you you need a separate IDE when you can have nvim with native lsp + gopls. Or vscode\goland if you&#x27
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by konart 5y ago
>More corporation taxes = lower income taxes Not in my country though. Why not raise both and steal some money?
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by konart 5y ago
More taxes = higher prices. In the end buyer is the one who will be charged. +50$ for an iPhone in the US, +50€ in EU and +5000₽ in Russia. People in rich nations will spend proportionally less than people in poor ones obviously. (no seriou
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by konart 5y ago
> we have more diversity than all of those countries I'm sorry, but this is just bullshit. At least when it comes to Russia.
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by konart 5y ago
Or https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sidebery/ as an alternative.
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by konart 5y ago
>the power of a government https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopoly_on_violence >Robert Hinrichs Bates argues that the state itself has no violent power; rather, the people hold all the power of coercion to ensure
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by konart 5y ago
>I suspect in "American", "how are you" is often a request for actionable information. Your Russian friend took the question as an absolute, was confused why the doctor was asking a question with an obvious answer, an
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by konart 5y ago
Nah, if anything rather find it too pushy. "Don't bring all you happiness to my kindom of Russian Doom" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgjguiFxtps
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by konart 5y ago
>In Russian culture the smile is identified with laughter. Russians do not smile unless something funny happens and provides a reason for laughter. This fundamental difference in perception produces many unfortunate misunderstandings. I
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by konart 5y ago
Look at his profile. Dude is available on every platform you can imagine. Some sort of influencer maybe?
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by konart 5y ago
> Vscode or other powerful IDEs do the work much better. Better how? As much as I respect VSC and IDEA authors - they are often 'too much' and too heavy. IDEA (and its children like Goland) in particular.
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by konart 5y ago
plugins like https://github.com/phaazon/hop.nvim help a lot in cases where it may be hard to tell how to jump to point X
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by konart 5y ago
Shouldn't this be part of gopls or something?
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by konart 5y ago
So? Russia had no legal reason to do so. Not to mention this was a lesson to Pashinyan. As for Yerevan - they were almost ready to throw him our of the office when they finally realised they have been lied about their military state and suc
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by konart 5y ago
I think he was talking about Japan rather than Germany.
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by konart 5y ago
>Belarus triggering a defence treaty with Russia? Pffff, he can trigger it upon his own head, as did Armenia. Armenia did not trigger anything. It was not under attack.
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by konart 5y ago
>Go Code Generation. Agree >Go Error Handling Go error handling has its downsides but how can you misuse it? If your code may generate an error = return an error to handle elsewhere. If the code you are calling returns an error = hand
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by konart 5y ago
Thank you!
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by konart 5y ago
> For the people who understand Elixir/OTP's strengths it's excellent. Is there any place to read about this on a more or less basic level? I bet many people will just ask what benefits they may get from this instead of ap
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by konart 5y ago
See - now we know were all those Qt devs are :)
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by konart 5y ago
I guess I won't be visiting California any time soon... Only as a tourist maybe. I really can't understand how people can communicate and enjoy the conversation if literally everything is offensive.
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by konart 5y ago
How many widely used Qt\GTK apps can you name if we are talking about general market and not just linux tools build by developers for developers? I can name Krita and that's about it. So... yeah, I guess finding a professional skilled

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