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Packing Neovim with Fennel(jonashietala.se)
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by lawn 1y ago
Except if you have health insurance and the medics choose the "wrong" medicine which isn't covered by your particular insurance. Or when an ambulance from the wrong company shows up. Or as in OP when the hospital makes up the
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by lawn 1y ago
"If" is doing a lot of work there buddy.
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by lawn 1y ago
> so it helps in reducing the number of needed engineers at my business > the engineers aren't complaining You're missing a piece of the puzzle here, Mr business person.
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by lawn 1y ago
The Tesla dilemma: Fire Musk and Tesla gets valued for what they are, and stock will plummit. Keep Musk and continue the downward trajectory where inevitably reality will catch up with the stock and it will plummit. Short-term there's
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by lawn 1y ago
Any lock can be forced through given the right tools and enough time. You need to be more specific with what "truly secure" means.
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by lawn 1y ago
We have a "Mosquito Park" with the Jurassic Park logo, but with a mosquito on from where we live in the north of Sweden.
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by lawn 1y ago
Should just do away with the system entirely.
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by lawn 1y ago
The right thing to do is to prosecute the responsible for 2008, not to pardon people responsible for other crimes...
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by lawn 1y ago
> With this approach, he claims he can always understand if someone is a competent programmer, and he has never seen it fail. I'm curious, how can he be so sure? How does he know that he has never failed a competent programmer or th
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by lawn 1y ago
You are what is commonly known as "a useful idiot". You're naive and you're helping Russia kill more innocent people every day.
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by lawn 1y ago
Was that before or after they went all-in on Dogecoin?
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by lawn 1y ago
The semantics of Elixir are much closer to Erlang than Gleam is and Elixir handles dynamic types on the same manner as Erlang, so interop is very seamless (much more than with Gleam). Don't pay too much mind on the ruby-like syntax. I
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by lawn 1y ago
Mozilla gave up on it a while ago. It somehow survived after years with little progress and has relatively recently gathered speed again under new stewardship.
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by lawn 1y ago
They're announced they want to move to Swift to combat some of this.
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by lawn 1y ago
You don't have to type -name for the 1000th time.
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by lawn 1y ago
Elixir can also compile to JS via Hologram! Granted, it's alpha software and it's currently embedded in the Hologram framework, but still. https://hologram.page/
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by lawn 1y ago
It's better than the advice of only filtering for developers who know language X.
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by lawn 1y ago
And Russia of course.
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by lawn 1y ago
1. Hire good developers 2. Teach them Elixir 3. Profit
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by lawn 1y ago
Although I agree that LiveView sucks up too much air in the ecosystem, you can just ignore that and develop web apps the standard ways of you want.
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by lawn 1y ago
In practice it's mostly fine actually. But yes, for interactive elements it's not optimal. They have some JS helpers for simple things but you may need to drop down to JavaScript hooks yourself if you want do better. I've bee
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by lawn 1y ago
If learning how to exit Vim takes hours then they aren't worth keeping as employees anyway.
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by lawn 1y ago
This isn't even close to being the biggest impeachable offense Trump has committed with shrugs from all the enablers around hm.
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by lawn 1y ago
Not that surprising to be honest. Helix is more similar to Neovim than Emacs and Helix is newer and less popular than Neovim, so people are predictably curious on why they should choose Helix over Neovim.
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by lawn 1y ago
Keyword "right now". Many who initially supported Hitler found themselves dearly regretting their actions.
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by lawn 1y ago
It's easy to put Linux on a Windows 10 laptop. You must be holding it wrong.
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by lawn 1y ago
I've been using various Garmin watches for ages and I agree. The hardware is great, but the software is honestly very lackluster. It's laggy, clumsy, difficult to make apps for, and just not very smart. Especially for someone like
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by lawn 1y ago
Don't worry, Fennel compiles to Lua so you can keep configuring Neovim with a Lisp dialect too!
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by lawn 1y ago
I think showing live preview for replacements is also a built-in Neovim feature now, but I can't remember if it's enabled by default or not.

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