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by kzrdude 2y ago
The post is very meaningful. You seem to care about developers avoiding UB. Exploring how compilers warn or don't warn for some of these cases is very meaningful - maybe it can lead to new warnings, or better tools so that developers c
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by kzrdude 2y ago
The "this looks like a small quantity" comparison is wrong, because it's pointing to the lowest quartile, which has a cutoff which looks like 0 to <8 or so. While the histogram count compared to is using a bit of 0 to <
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by kzrdude 2y ago
There'sa tidbit for you later if you continue (The "do you trust me")
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Poetry style solutions still increasing I think but there is more than poetry competing for it. Uv too will soon join the group competing in this area. Poetry is challenged by not being as Python PEP compatible (it predated some of the &quo
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Uv is never going to be a drop in replacement. But they are already improving upon pip when it comes to cache and fast install. Uv will replace pip I think even if it doesn't have exactly the same features.
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Uv's adoption rate says that there was a huge demand for it
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by kzrdude 2y ago
uv by astral is cleaning up and improving a lot in this area right now
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Dask DataFrame Is Fast Now(docs.coiled.io)
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by kzrdude 2y ago
That phrasing of the question is not bad at all, just needs an open minded person to answer it
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by kzrdude 2y ago
git log -G is much more often what I want - diff contains some text but doesn't necessarily add or remove it.
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by kzrdude 2y ago
See Neovim v0.10 changelog for how they use hyperlinks/OSC 8: https://gpanders.com/blog/whats-new-in-neovim-0.10/#hyperlin...
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Here is mine - it's pretty short. I think it reflects what I use and don't use, so I'm not sure it's useful to you! # remap prefix from 'C-b' to 'C-a' unbind C-b set-option -g prefix C-a
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Hyperlinks refers to "OSC 8" which is an escape code for making clickable links. for GNU Screen (released versions in my distro) this is an unknown escape and is stripped, tmux "passes it on" to the surrounding terminal
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by kzrdude 2y ago
If I use a terminal with mosh with tmux with neovim with :term how many parses is that? At least 4 or 5. It works!
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by kzrdude 2y ago
It doesn't convey the same idea
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Tmux does the same job as screen. I didn't want to before, but now in the current year I switched from gnu screen to tmux, keeping the key bindings the same. Ending a 15 year or so streak. The reason is that tmux supports more modern f
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by kzrdude 2y ago
It's annoying that it insists on "proper" capitalization for github and so on ("GitHub"), I do revolt at this trademark injection into my autocompleter.
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Thanks to corsix, who is also a user here
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by kzrdude 2y ago
(From the original) - The password manager can now use LastPass or 1Password rather than the keychain. Use the (â‹¯) menu next to the search field to configure it. I miss the text encoding menu in Firefox :)
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by kzrdude 2y ago
They remind me of how we as humans often end up with ineffective solutions to problems we try to solve. It's like it goes off the rails halfway and ends up stuck there.
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by kzrdude 2y ago
There's just a lot more innovation and development in the offshoot projects than in the big projects. The main project is gradually agreeing on /some/ default key bindings for lsps, as seen in this release (core does a great
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Functionally it's good - adapts to both light and dark background, adapts to both 256 and truecolor terminals. I think I miss some of the color even if bright color in light background themes is often detrimental. Only real dislike is
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by kzrdude 2y ago
see 3rd/image.nvim on github. There might be others
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by kzrdude 2y ago
And input limitations can be resolved by non-terminal UIs (for example like Ctrl+i and Tab being mapped to the same control character in old terminals - that one is solved by newer protocols, but the problems don't end there.)
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Prices of products in general are not based on costs, they are based on what share of the cake is available to take.
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Written on May 15th 2024 which was the 9th anniversary of Rust 1.0
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Here is another interesting tool, this one for patching executables https://github.com/corsix/polyfill-glibc
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by kzrdude 2y ago
To what extent does this replace mosh? https://mosh.org/ It seems like it could do some of the same usecases.
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Where in Sweden?
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Oh, where and why is that used?

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