masukomi

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by masukomi 10y ago
It wants the ability to WRITE to my public AND private repos & create issues. no. just no.
752.
by masukomi 10y ago
Clojurescript-to-native was my first thought too. I think where it will break down is the threading model though. Crystal, for example, threw Ruby's threading model out the window, went with channels, and is now working on an implement
753.
by masukomi 10y ago
or Chicken Scheme (and many of its friends)
754.
by masukomi 10y ago
The last one is compelling, but the new "editing language" and paradigm that's been put together is _really_ compelling. Being able to see what a "sentence" is going to do as you're typing it is a huge improvem
755.
by masukomi 10y ago
... the only reason it's complex is that you didn't have time to do something simple?
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by masukomi 10y ago
that wouldn't be reinventing email. it'd be reinventing an email client, which is a great idea. HOWEVER a repo per thread seems ... not good. I'd go with a branch per thread. Maybe encode the subject in a way that git is happ
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by masukomi 10y ago
I'm struggling to see why i would want to use the new built-in functionality instead of Vundle. Vundle seems a _much_ nicer solution to this problem.
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by masukomi 10y ago
The Embody is worth every penny. It's ... it's really fantastic. The Aeron is not bad, the Embody is great.
759.
by masukomi 10y ago
um. if you are basing your logic on orwelianness then the England should be your your top candidate. massive monitoring of the populace, severe restrictions on the ability to carry anything that is vaguely pointy or goes bang, poor freedom
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by masukomi 10y ago
I find that people who consider remapping capslock to anything else are people who don't know how to touch type. If you are in that camp I would strongly recommend spending the time to retrain yourself to learn how to touch type with h
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by masukomi 10y ago
hjkl (not jkl;) are a) ergonomically bad because they are one key off of home row position and b) completely useless for anyone who types with a different keyboard such as Dvorak, and presumably some foreign language ones. also, HJKL actual
762.
by masukomi 10y ago
how is it "criminally" irresponsible on a personal computer? I should be able to delete my own data whenever i want to, unless ordered by a court not to. Also OpenBSD has had the ability to wipe the system on failed password att
763.
by masukomi 10y ago
not really. THere are are a handful of domains I've been wanting TO USE for years now that squatters got to first, or someone else is using. if these ever expire i want them to use. not to resell for profit. Unfortunately this service
764.
by masukomi 10y ago
Just to be clear for folks who don't know. Ruby is _strongly_ typed, but it's also _dynamically_ typed not _statically_ typed.
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by masukomi 10y ago
What keeps me from it?: the fact that i don't enjoy anything about the process. How do i keep it up?: by weighing myself every day and being unhappy when the number goes up. By turning sideways and seeing how big my gut is getting in t
766.
by masukomi 10y ago
1. most ruby code can't be used in crystal, but is trivial to port. 2. Crystal doesn't use gems (because of 1). it uses shards. Lack of multithreading is an issue for _ME_ because i'm working on an app that could really benef
767.
by masukomi 10y ago
* going "poof" when you get a popular post == suck. * unmaintainable / poorly organized code == suck * untested code == suck * easily spammable == suck how many answers you need? because i can do this all day...
768.
by masukomi 10y ago
> Once they identify videos that might contain encrypted data, they can then begin to work on decrypting that data. The amount of video data on the internet is massive and it is growing at an exponential rate (the zeta-bytes of data they
769.
by masukomi 10y ago
you realize that's exactly the info you're supposed to have on hand for a standup in scrum or any other Scrum-like agile methodology. What you accomplished yesterday, what you're going to be working on today, and what obstacl
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by masukomi 10y ago
pretty sure that iTerm2 for a beginner is pretty much identical to Terminal. At that stage don't know enough to leverage it's fancy capabilities so they don't get in the way and confuse you. When you're ready for them, t
771.
by masukomi 10y ago
that probably wouldn't be different enough to satisfy a trademark infringement. you could easily make a case that those are confusable, and obviously similar types of products (both terminal emulators).
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by masukomi 10y ago
Can anyone comment on how this compares to Black Screen ? https://github.com/shockone/black-screen
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by masukomi 10y ago
a) looks cool b) i would be much more interested if the "example presentation" actually showed me a presentation, not some raw html. maybe use GitHub Pages to through up an example?
774.
by masukomi 10y ago
While this does look really cool, it should be noted that Deckset is a really good paid app that's been doing this for a while on the mac, and it looks like you'll get much nicer looking results with Deckset. http://www
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by masukomi 10y ago
Neovim https://neovim.io/ is a modern, simple, usable, and powerful CLI editor. anyone who thinks vim isn't simple just hasn't had a good instructor / tutorial.
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by masukomi 10y ago
I have to agree. I clicked "Tutorial', and upon seeing the result thought I'd accidentally clicked something else... This is completely lacking in a user friendly quick intro to the language, what it looks like, and how &quo
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by masukomi 10y ago
Safari is not the shittiest browser on the planet that makes all your good standards based code break . They aren't making weird implementations of all the standard / standardized stuff. so no. it's not even remotely the new
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by masukomi 10y ago
Absolutely horrible choice of a name. There's so much BS regarding the use of encryption and it keeps coming up in criminal cases, that normal folks are going to avoid using a think that might somehow be linked with a felony.
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by masukomi 10y ago
I disagree. I mean, yes, it won't spread, but for anyone who cares about not having a blog filed with hate spam / bs from people who didn't actually read the article this is a great idea. It may not fix the internet, but ther
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by masukomi 10y ago
I think people like to help more directly. I'd talk with churches in the same state as Ray. Physical goods and places to be are as useful as money to a person in that situation, and people typically have a lot of extra "stuff&quot

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