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krick
4y ago
> doubtful that this isn't a "cause celebre" sort of situation I mean, honestly… it just is. Is it a new proof? I believe that it is. Is it any good? Yeah, sure, it's pretty clever. Is it really an all-over-the-news s
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krick
4y ago
Amazingly, APL is more readable. Actually, it's even pretty intuitive. Which proves again, that restricting code to ASCII when every competent programmer (and PC-user in general) can enter almost any unicode symbols just fine is simply
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krick
4y ago
This is laughable. I won't start on how it's my money and all that jazz, so just one thing: keeping your money and your clients' money in a bank that is on the verge of a bank run is not a sign of valor, it's either a si
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4y ago
> curl https://clickhouse.com/ | sh Jesus, this is disgusting. I'm not that picky and don't really complain about "... | sh" usually, but at least I took it for granted that I can always look at the s
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krick
4y ago
I won't claim that it won't happen, but to paint such prophecies you have to have quite a specific idea of the "internet", and I'm not even sure I can clearly imagine what is it for you. Internet is a communication
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krick
4y ago
From the start I assumed this is a nice playful "Hexing the technical interview" kinda joke. But given the tone of the article, and some of the comments here… Uh, this cannot be serious, right?
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krick
4y ago
They aren't even close to being as ugly as Humaaaans though. That well may be the most annoying thing on the internet.
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krick
4y ago
Did you remap just hjkl or anything else? I see that there even are some vim-colemak plugins, but honestly just the idea that I'll have to think about it kinda intimidates me. Almost every key in vim has a meaning, most of them are kin
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4y ago
When somebody reminds me about keyboard layouts, I think about switching and wonder why didn't I do it yet, since I hate inefficiency so much. I think about it for several minutes, then I remember that I'm a vim user. Fuck.
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4y ago
Ambitious decision. As if docket-compose is the only tool that uses the word compose, and there is no other extremely common tool, that uses for configuration, for instance, files like composer.json and composer.lock.
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krick
4y ago
Offtopic, but I've googled Tailwind because of this comment. This seems absolutely crazy to me, in the worst sense imaginable. So, there was (and still is) "style" attribute in HTML. It leads to lots of repetition and yadda y
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4y ago
I feel like this comment should have been read out loud to me somewhere back at school. That's the most comprehensive guide to "how to interpret best by date on an egg carton" I've ever seen. Thanks.
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krick
4y ago
Do USA-people actually perform physics calculations in gallons and all that stuff? Wow.
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krick
4y ago
It might be a bit harsh to say "society demands". Society created that dating service, and, apparently, society accepted it eagerly enough for that to be seen as a problem by some other part of that society, which then came about
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krick
4y ago
It isn't.
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krick
4y ago
That's why you should add to your ssh/config: IdentitiesOnly yes IdentityFile ~/.ssh/github_key
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krick
4y ago
Is there any consensus on how to deal with packaging and environments in Python by now? Can you suggest me some tutorial for that? I've been out of the loop for a long time, and would like to get an update on how things are in Python i
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krick
4y ago
> on another note, it seems silly to have both firefox and safari. perhaps there is some unificaiton strategy that we can get these two to pursue. combined, they certainly have enough marketshare to drive webmasters. Now that was funny
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4y ago
Honestly, I don't find that very helpful. These, same as all that Hashicorp stuff, are pretty big and quite domain-specific projects, that are somewhat difficult to conceptualize about what they even do. As if the only thing go is bein
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4y ago
Yet it isn't explained anywhere in his comments what this "particular way" exactly is. I guess it's supposed to be common knowledge, but I'm as clueless on that matter as the downvoted commentators in this thread ar
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4y ago
alias pbcopy='xclip -selection clipboard' alias pbpaste='xclip -selection clipboard -o'
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4y ago
That was too, in case you didn't figure… Kind of.
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4y ago
Actually, I don't imagine switching to Windows or anything because I find writing a bash-script much easier than constantly dealing with the fact some things just aren't (realistically) configurable at all, and I absolutely hate
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krick
4y ago
That's moral choice I guess: you were simply making mistakes for the last 20 years, an the OP is blatantly lying. Also, you were simply giving people hope, and OP is actively sabotaging the development, by trying to make false impressi
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krick
4y ago
Huh, this is a totally legit reason, but the solution is so horrible it shouldn't justify it. Yet I cannot come up with a "proper" way to handle this. Is there any?
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4y ago
I cannot believe I'm upvoting this...
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4y ago
Your question kinda took me by surprise. I write a ton (I take notes on literally everything that happens) and none of it is supposed to be read by anyone. I'm not even sure how much of it I'll read myself later, the point is I&#x
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4y ago
But is there something, like, serving as a bridge to Twitter and stuff? I'm really uneducated in this stuff, I don't have an account neither on Twitter, nor on Mastodon, and I don't really understand, what people do on Twitte
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krick
4y ago
First off, you are obviously confusing IATA and ICAO airport codes: ICAO are the 4-letter ones. Second, I do not know why anybody would consider IATA codes a mess. These are just some arbitrary IDs that appeared one by one since some pre-hi
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4y ago
Or better try telephone region codes, which are ambiguous when a phone number is written as a consecutive string of digits, without +/()/-/space.
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