llimllib

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   by llimllib 8y ago

   > one of the best developer experiences I've had on Windows because they put actual engineering work into it Like, this is exactly what they're talking about, right? This is the user experience that they've improved becaus
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   by llimllib 8y ago

   Here’s the issue it comes out of: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/26610
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   by llimllib 8y ago

   In case somebody wants to save themselves a google: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HOTAS > HOTAS, an acronym of Hands On Throttle-And-Stick, is the name given to the concept of placing buttons and switches on the thr
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   by llimllib 8y ago

   > there's just no good reason why amateur runners should care Qualifying for marathons is a good reason to care. If these shoes could make the difference between me qualifying for Boston, and me not qualifying for Boston (or same fo
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   by llimllib 8y ago

   The IAAF != the Olympics https://www.iaaf.org/news/news/oscar-pistorius-independent-s...
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   by llimllib 8y ago

   IAAF rules already prohibit that: > (e) Use of any technical device that incorporates springs, wheels or any other element that provides the user with an advantage over another athlete not using such a device. Nobody has brought a challe
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   by llimllib 8y ago

   The idea is that you don't train in them, you save them for the race. (My last marathon training period peaked at a little over 70mpw. Normal trainers last me about 500-600 miles, my lighter shoes (Kinvaras) last 400-500, and my race f
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   by llimllib 8y ago

   Here's the road orientation graphic for Redwood City: https://i.imgur.com/iueLofq.png
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   by llimllib 8y ago

   Because it parses, visually, EXTREMELY similarly to `{` in a place where almost everybody who programs in a brace-y language will expect a brace. Thus most people will not notice it unless you point it out very explicitly, and it has the po
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    by llimllib 8y ago

    If you rely on `(` instead of `{` to create a subshell and you don't comment the heck out of it, you are doing evil
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    by llimllib 8y ago

    I'm very interested in the idea, but unfortunately it was way too laggy for me. Noticeable lag just moving the cursor around prevented me from taking a deeper look.
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    by llimllib 8y ago

    I like the ligatures too, but I found it was slowing my terminal down too much. YMMV
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    by llimllib 8y ago

    iterm2's new metal renderer[1] has greatly increased my terminal happiness on mac. Highly recommended. [1]: https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/wikis/Metal-Renderer
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    > It's kinda amazing that Wansink has so much reach it's kind of amazing that he has a job
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    Yeah, that is the hard bit of it for sure, that's why I thought maybe you could just sum up and demonstrate the steps you took after the bug hunt was over. But an edited version would be very cool too.
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    What's interesting to me about the videos vs. the blog posts (I like both) is that only the video shows me the way you work. I'd love to see a video where you recreate finding a bug, how you worked to go from issue to repro to fix
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    I would love to have a jq lib in every lang, which would probably require a spec
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    Everywhere I've ever worked, "set up a wiki" has meant "create something once that nobody ever remembers the existence of"
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    The sliders on https://beta.observablehq.com/@mbostock/clifford-attractor-i... don't work for me, the sliders don't move. If I double-click a cell and edit the value, I get an updated graphic, but the sliders
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    In the US, it's almost entirely rich, white people that upload data to strava. You can easily see racial/economic divisions in any major united states city. Baltimore is a great example[1]; white people live in the center but not
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    I've stopped using tmux locally because vim terminals are so darned convenient
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    risks? We're well down that path, aren't we?
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    Presumably: https://interpreterbook.com/ is what you mean? (Also: I'm following along with "crafting interpreters" and not writing my interpreter in java, have had no troubles)
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    I've been enjoying the in-progress "Crafting Interpreters" by Bob Nystrom: http://www.craftinginterpreters.com/contents.html
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    A few years on, muting a thread is the #1 feature I miss from gmail
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    I would guess that tab -> spaces happens locally, and then the spaces are what's sent over the wire. So it would be whoever inserted the tab. (What other possibility could there be?)
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    def inverse_of(matrix): return adjugate_of(matrix) / determinant_of(matrix) aiiieeee no, don't do that
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    My understanding is that Julia does something like this? But I'm far from an expert.
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    My recollection is that you are correct; it originated with Firebug and sprouted in other browsers after that, but I would love some history around it too. Here's console.js in 2007: https://github.com/firebug/fire
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    by llimllib 9y ago

    Seems like the horse is out of the barn, across the hay field, down the street, and over to the next town on this one.