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by llimllib 7y ago
Is there good documentation/tutorials on setting up xmodmap? It seems like that's a road I'll need to go down at least a bit.
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by llimllib 7y ago
> Which version of gnome are you on? 3.24 I think? whatever the ubuntu beta is using. > I just checked gnome settings and it has option to change touchpad speed. Don't have a mouse so can't comment for that but it should be
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by llimllib 7y ago
your definition of "trivial" is different from mine haha (fwiw: my propensity for installing new DEs and distros in the hope of solving all my problems was what made me leave linux in the first place)
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by llimllib 7y ago
I was linux-only from 2002 to about 2009, on laptops, when I switched to Mac. I just set up a linux desktop for kicks the last couple of weeks, and it doesn't seem to me to be any better than it was a decade ago. * No way to adjust mou
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by llimllib 7y ago
shrug I think 6:00/mi for 3 miles is very achievable for a normally athletic male who practices running a small amount. (Just went back to my logs: when I picked up running at age 34, it took me four months of running ~4 days a week
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by llimllib 7y ago
> No offense but if you broke 18 minutes (6:00 mile) for the 3 mile I'd be surprised. Curious, but why? That's an extremely achievable time for anybody who is athletic and trains. (no disagreement that 4:30 pace is vastly more
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by llimllib 7y ago
An extremely naive program can sha1 hash 1 million 100 byte strings on my computer in less than half a second: https://gist.github.com/llimllib/72f60aa33b32e422962d876ddf0... This is literally the first program I came
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by llimllib 7y ago
Suggestion: enable a website preview! https://medium.com/slack-developer-blog/everything-you-ever-... I shared your link in a chat, but it doesn't show itself off: https://i.imgur.com/r5hTqwG.png
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by llimllib 7y ago
Doing an ‘aws s3 sync ...’ on a directory with large files causes 100% CPU usage
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by llimllib 7y ago
It pegs the processor, blocking UI updates. A reboot will not help that
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by llimllib 7y ago
Their CLI manages to completely lock up my up to date MacBook Pro when simply downloading files and has very strange and conflicting choices of parameters. It is comprehensive, but I wouldn’t call it good
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Lezer(marijnhaverbeke.nl)
188 points by llimllib 7y ago|5 comments
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by llimllib 7y ago
> So yes, there is an additional burden in understanding my versions of the code. But that burden amortizes very nicely over a lifetime of getting the advantages of having all that plumbing just there when you need it. I definitely didn&
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by llimllib 7y ago
tbf, I (as a person with some very basic haskell understanding) can more or less read the parent's code, but can't make heads or tails out of yours. "Convoluted and redundant" is in the eye of the beholder I guess
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by llimllib 7y ago
googling returned https://github.com/azz/ast-grep for js
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by llimllib 7y ago
Thank you, my bad!
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by llimllib 7y ago
return errors.Wrap(err, "read failed")
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by llimllib 8y ago
I'm finding it hard to get to something on the website that tells me exactly what this is?
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by llimllib 8y ago
iTerm is a GPU based terminal emulator now too, as long as the metal backend is active
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by llimllib 8y ago
> I used to be annoyed that I had to put every go project into a dir 7-8 layers below that e.g ~/work/go/src/github.com/joshklein/project/cmd/hello_world.go, but now I can have ~/work/go_
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by llimllib 8y ago
My feeling is that there's a good ecosystem in most areas, but that go discourages you pretty hard from producing collection types of your own, so it's particularly underdeveloped in this area.
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by llimllib 8y ago
> I think Go should be comfortable not being suitable for writing certain classes of programs. I don’t think programming languages should compete with each other in an attempt to become the perfect solution to every problem. This is impo
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by llimllib 8y ago
previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17196507
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by llimllib 8y ago
It's not well-suited to scientific computing at all. I use and like Go for writing network servers and ETL processes. In a scientific context though, the type system is awkward in the extreme, there is essentially no library of modules
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by llimllib 8y ago
I don't understand what you mean, sorry
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by llimllib 8y ago
Go modules are extremely suitable for current work; they're as un-risky as anything labelled "experimental" could be. I've been using them for a boring professional application for about 4 months now, and there are no ha
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by llimllib 8y ago
I'm sad this isn't available as a binary, it's not much use to me as a website.
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by llimllib 8y ago
In Maine we passed a bill to move to Atlantic time as well, but it's conditional on Massachusetts and New Hampshire moving to the same time zone: https://www.pressherald.com/2017/04/27/maine-may-switch-to
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by llimllib 8y ago
> And that's the problem: it's free. Interviews have a nice limiting function; if it's a waste of the candidate's time, then it's a waste of the company's time. Not so with homework assignments. The company
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by llimllib 8y ago
I want that too, but there's unfortunately nobody likely to do that work for free. (I find it annoying that you have to hunt for the download link too, tbf. I just figure that, OK, that's how they make their $ to build their mostl

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