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by ktm5j 7y ago
Or you work with a lot of different languages and you can only keep so many bits of syntax particulars in your head.
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Changing the ownership of /use/local is neither bizarre nor dangerous. It (used to be) a very common thing to do for workstations in a domain type environment (school or business etc), we do this where I work for end user Linux d
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by ktm5j 7y ago
This sort of thing varies from person to person. For example, my wife and I are both very introverted and don't really need the human contact part. My wife does work from home full time and loves it. I can do almost 100% of my job re
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by ktm5j 7y ago
I say yes because, as others have pointed out, C is at the base of nearly everything. If not C then you should learn some systems level language, be it C, D, rust or whatever. If you want to know how modern computing actually works then
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Did you get far past the first example? Because a lot of these seem just plain unacceptable.. How about this from the second example: >>> a, b = "wtf!", "wtf!" >>> a is b # All versions except 3.
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by ktm5j 7y ago
As someone married to a genetic counselor, thanks for making this distinction. There's a world of difference between 23andme and actual genetic testing.
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by ktm5j 7y ago
> one of the things that makes me steaming mad is how the entire field of web apps ignores 100% of learned lessons from desktop apps I can't agree with this enough. The whole of web development in general really grinds my gears the
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by ktm5j 7y ago
I'd like to see some improvements to virt-manager. And has zfs storage pools actually been implemented yet? Last time I checked it still doesn't work. I can however create zvols and use those, which is fine for me. Other than t
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Maybe just convention? It's standard practice to use stdout for directly interacting with a user and stderr for log/error type messages. You can redirect stderr to a file to get all of your log messages, but keep stdout availabl
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Sorry for the misunderstanding, I didn't read clearly.. my apologies. Very cool!
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by ktm5j 7y ago
I thought this article was about "building a language server" like the title says, but this is really just a grammar set for an existing language server.. unless I'm missing something? I realize that this is being picky abou
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Looks cool! Checking it out now. I have a growing interest in Nim, how do you like the language? One suggestion I have is to output in justified columns for the non-list output, like how ls does.. gives me a headache to look at everything
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by ktm5j 7y ago
You probably installed a kernel update and the nvidia kernel module didn't recompile itself. You can avoid having to reinstall the whole driver package by just running "dkms autoinstall" and then "modprobe nvidia"
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by ktm5j 7y ago
> Every microwave uplink frequency is listed on the the FCC's ULS site: You think that was the case in 1987?
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by ktm5j 7y ago
FAQ from the article has some good info if anyone missed it: https://www.oneplus.com/support/faq22119102
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Oh very cool! Thanks for sharing, I'll have to take a look at this
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by ktm5j 7y ago
I have some old SPARC hardware that I'd love to get OI running on.. so personally I'm excited about the imminent SPARC support that seems to be just around the corner. Someone posted to their dev mailing list with links to working
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by ktm5j 7y ago
If you go to their main page (the post link is just an announcement) then you can't miss the big print "What is Illumos" etc. You're failing to look ;P
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Everyone has read access to HN.. there are no private messages that I'm aware of, anyone can search this site using google
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by ktm5j 7y ago
As someone who has only somewhat recently started using D, I would love to see this language succeed. It's been such a pleasure to use.. scope guards, string mixin, inline json & std.json. It's been so useful for the code I
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by ktm5j 7y ago
You're just as entitled to your opinion as I am to mine. I'm not trying to convince anyone of anything.
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Hey now, I was the proverbial awkward nerd in highschool, but you know what I've never done? I've never implied that child pornography is okay.. or bestiality.. so I see this differently. I've heard nasty things come out of
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Ssh is just so ubiquitous. I actually write software that replicates our zfs snapshots off site using ssh as the transfer mechanism. Makes it easy to transfer snapshots between Linux and Solaris.
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Calling C from D within a dub package(kmiles.dev)
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by ktm5j 7y ago
I've found sublime text to be the one exception to the slow text editor trend. It's native ui instead of based on electron, wish it was open source but I'll happily pay for good software.
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by ktm5j 7y ago
If you have an android phone then you probably can automate that: https://llamalab.com/automate/ USB tethering is specifically listed under features, presumably there's some API that developers have access to. App
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Maybe it wasn't there earlier, but isn't there a download link at the top of the article?
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by ktm5j 7y ago
I've also recently started using elvish as my default shell full time and I really love it! Still needs some kinks worked out, but it's a very powerful shell. And pretty easy to pick up! For anyone interested, here's a good
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by ktm5j 7y ago
I love Paper except for the fact that I can't get it to show the folder view as default. It's just one click, but it drives me crazy that it won't remember that I want to see the folder view.
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by ktm5j 7y ago
The argument you are making is a huge stretch.. Cloudflare is one of the bigger driving forces for DoH and they have nothing to do with ad revenue. Claiming that DoH is some sneaky way to get rid of things like pi-hole is just ridiculous.

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