masukomi

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by masukomi 9y ago
if my paycheck was as small as what most publishers get from single videos most of the time i wouldn't really care.
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by masukomi 9y ago
what are you thoughts about not being able to share your nifty shell hacks with others? (because so few use RaSH)
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by masukomi 9y ago
i'm with you @cies JS has had some of its edges smoothed out but it's not a great language and its answer to parallelism and concurrency is crap IMNSHO. And i'm someone who came from perl way back in the day.
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by masukomi 9y ago
on a related note there's Upterm https://github.com/railsware/upterm which is a terminal emulator in node. I've found it pretty sucky for running fish shell in but i think it's ok for bash and zsh
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by masukomi 9y ago
I've been having big performance issues with tab completion. Also, I just don't find the language to be that much better than bash, and writing in fish means i can't share my shell scripts with any coworkers. I've been w
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by masukomi 9y ago
or you could go with SCSH, an actual scheme shell: https://scsh.net/
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by masukomi 9y ago
People who design pretty marketing emails and are sick of having them get destroyed by email clients. You want to do as much as possible with as little risk of it getting mangled. To be pedantic, no one really wants to write markup. Marke
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by masukomi 9y ago
i would point out that robots.txt is optional you don't have to follow it. It would be easy enough for one of us to extract the text of each petition, with a simple spider, put it on a web site with links back to the original, and let
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by masukomi 9y ago
Why shouldn't they be? If scoped correctly to the resources of the maintainers there is no reason that open source software can't be just as good as "big-bucks closed software". Yes, this means more focused product, that
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by masukomi 9y ago
I've used this before and it works well, but I can only kind-of recommend it. If you are doing a presentation at some large conference where people will not be interrupting you with questions as you do your presentation, then I would r
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by masukomi 9y ago
unless you're on a vax machine or something similarly ancient anything that says vi is actually vim.
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by masukomi 9y ago
can someone explain to me how this has mouse support? I thought mouse selection / click information simply wasn't passed from terminal emulators to the apps running within them. I get how it works in something like MacVim but how
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by masukomi 9y ago
why do people insist upon reinventing the wheel badly: git log --color=always <whatever funky coloring, options, etc you want> | aha > git_log.html side note: aha is not installed by default on macOS but homebrew will fix that for
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by masukomi 9y ago
yes. these background check companies suck. I almost didn't get a job because the company doing the background check couldn't be bothered to get off their ass and deal with a company that went bust in the dot com crash. They just
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by masukomi 9y ago
I did some research a while back and what i recall is that Xterm is the Gold Standard, supporting more escape sequences than anything else. So, if you can come even close to what Xterm supports you're good. PDF of xterm control sequenc
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by masukomi 9y ago
> "Develop your project. Then, put it on the bare minimum architecture that it can run on (be that a 512MB instance from DigitalOcean or a medium instance on AWS). As you get more users, monitor, and modify the infrastructure approp
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by masukomi 9y ago
VimR is a decent graphical vim alternative that uses neovim under the covers (macOS only i think)
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by masukomi 9y ago
Think about it from the developer standpoint. I've added a new feature to my files. Either i go give all the old versions support for that new feature (free upgrade) or i say "listen, if you want to use the new stuff, get the la
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by masukomi 9y ago
agreed. the "brutalist websites" linked on that page aren't brutalist at all. they're just the same crap we were producing in 1995 before we knew what we were doing or had any good tools. They are almost all completely d
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by masukomi 9y ago
the GPL requires that you make the code available WHEN you distribute it. they have distributed it, thus yes, we are entitled to it as of the time of distribution, not whenever they feel like it in the future.
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by masukomi 9y ago
initial response: huh... interesting, BUT I don't really ever do the thing you seem to be using it for. I take lots of temporary notes, but i don't figure ideas out in text then blow them away very often. On the occasions when i
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by masukomi 9y ago
To that point why, does no-one ever suggest that a WYSIWYG text editor (MS Word for example) is for non-writers to use? why is it totally reasonable for other professions to have tools that help them see what they're doing but so many
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by masukomi 9y ago
number of commits on the fork is irrelevant to the stated coal "find MAINTAINED forks..." if you had 400 extra commits, but they were 6 years ago i don't care. it's very unlikely to be a "maintained" fork.
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by masukomi 9y ago
i'm pretty sure most if not all the evidence is against you, seeing as the small news outlets are all dying and the large (non-tv based) news outlets are struggling to monetize.
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by masukomi 9y ago
ugh. thank you for reminding my why i never visit 4chan
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by masukomi 9y ago
he could always fork it and pay for other developers if the core team didn't want to participate in this. You'd rather the core team's approval and participation, but you don't NEED it.
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by masukomi 9y ago
and if you're building on Gimp you're WAY past "from scratch". The bulk of it is already there. Mostly Gimp just needs usability / human interaction changes.
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by masukomi 9y ago
actually.. no. we do. We do it by proxy via our elected officials but our elected officials are supposed to follow the wishes of their constituents. They're the ones who create the laws that define criminal behavior. The courts use an
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by masukomi 9y ago
it is NOT the same at all. There is a lot to this that you're obviously ignorant of. There is a big difference on your eyes, brain, and sleep cycles between transmitted light and reflected light even when your screen is set to a low br
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by masukomi 9y ago
Once upon a time i was pretty similarly stressed about my situation. I had a good job, and worked with good people, but was just completely burnt out. Based on my personal experience i believe that you will end up destroying yourself, the p

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