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by mitchty 12y ago
You'll probably want to learn the regular unix way as well. Tools like this are nice, but you're already 99% there as it is for most things. ls | wc -l ls | grep -c .py (note the cat and pipe are not needed) aw
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by mitchty 12y ago
Can just git pull --rebase too instead of fetch/rebase.
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by mitchty 12y ago
It shows fine in safari on 10.10 at least.
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by mitchty 12y ago
It is a myth. http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/corpgov/2012/06/26/the-sharehol...
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by mitchty 12y ago
I think ios8 will really help out with the whole situation of needing credit cards to be tied to an account. Not that that helps right now but I tested it out and it is pretty damn impressive. Glad I don't have kids right now though so
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by mitchty 12y ago
Downcasts runs on beta3, as does overcast but pocket casts is a crash happy maniac on it.
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by mitchty 12y ago
I'm just more happy that the quiet people and loud mean I don't need to have my ears blown out as much.
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by mitchty 12y ago
It also uses a lot of private apis from ios6. (I found out running the ios8 beta and looking at stack traces) So I've had to revert to Downcast. I have bought every podcast app on ios anyway to get away from the godawful native podcast
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by mitchty 12y ago
Normalization! FINALLY The amount of times I have to touch volume buttons on non normalized podcasts is nuts. As long as this works decently or close to downcast in overall use I'll throw the $5 at this easy.
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by mitchty 12y ago
Actually not really, there is only one electric provider here, they just give you the option of choosing to prefer power generated with renewables or not. I don't think the actual electrons come from there its just a budgeting trick I
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by mitchty 12y ago
> Similarly, with electricity you're not looking for SPECIFIC electrons. Actually, I am, though its more the source of those electrons. I pay more specifically to get as much power from wind/solar sources. This is an option on
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by mitchty 12y ago
Maybe they just don't want to deal with open sourced stuff for 1.0 Reference the arm64 stuff, I bet that the situation is that swift is in heavy flux (which if you follow Chris Lattner on the apple forums you realize they're chang
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by mitchty 12y ago
So I'm just a old town country ios programmer for fun, so please correct me if I'm wrong. But wasn't the original issue that there wasn't a great way to deal with the multiple layouts/issues on the early 2.3 and bel
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by mitchty 12y ago
The web client here at work times out with some queries. 5.5 might be improved, but it is the most horrible example of a "web" client. I also love the "kinda sorta doesn't" works with chrome stuff too. Having to bas
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by mitchty 12y ago
I found the solution to bash problems was to move to zsh. I did that almost 10 years ago and haven't regretted the decision.
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by mitchty 12y ago
I remember seeing your original post on this. Still somewhat iffy on it but I subscribed. Thinking I'll dump my graze subscription soon.
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by mitchty 12y ago
Why not try it first before doing the knee-jerk hipster "ruby is slow zomgz guys" response. If it gets big someone will reimplement it in c or some other more not "dogshit slow interpreter" (of which you are aware of rub
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by mitchty 12y ago
Then why don't the sites provide the same options that you get with some ios apps. Default is free with ads, otherwise pay a nominal fee to remove the ads. Without the latter the ads being compulsory is just enforcing advertising on yo
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by mitchty 12y ago
Heh thanks, it was more along the lines of: well i've never tried to get set/longjmp to work with threads, how hard can it be? Short answer, harder than you'd initially think. So many edge cases, the horror.
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by mitchty 12y ago
Well if you try using setjmp/longjmp and then introduce threads with this stuff, I think you'll quickly realize where this whole rigamarole breaks down. I gave it a quick try but honestly its simpler to just use straightforward C.
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by mitchty 12y ago
That helps thanks. So note for now I just copy/update my entire gitconfig and replace the one off changes every so often. Its not ideal but each difference is really an entire file. I worded my question poorly in that regard but i&#x27
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by mitchty 12y ago
It is supported by clang though. Maybe you could use clang-cl to get it into msvc no?
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by mitchty 12y ago
> I'm pretty sure that C++ exceptions could be simulated that way. Indeed they can, may I introduce you to the preprocessor/macro extravaganza that is libextc: https://github.com/jspahrsummers/libextc/
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by mitchty 12y ago
Question on stow that you might have knowledge on. Could I say have stow manage separate or conflicting files? An example is in order, say for work I have a .gitconfig that has a separate email address etc... and for home I have basically t
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by mitchty 12y ago
Additionally, if you use gpg to build your ssh keys and have a trust/sign chain you could then pull this stuff with impunity as long as you keep the trust chain issues sorted.
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by mitchty 12y ago
Do you never patch the kernel for security updates? Every time I hear/see these crazy high uptime entries I cringe a little at the security implications. Unless you're applying updates to everything but the kernel, but still there
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by mitchty 12y ago
It really depends upon if the git repo is gpg signed. We really don't know enough about the automation to make any assumptions. Were I to do it I would require gpg signed commits and setup the trust chain a bit differently. But you&#x2
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by mitchty 12y ago
That and the runtime and garbage collector mean its unlikely to ever replace c++. Maybe for a few specific tasks, but yeah Go is not a c++ replacement.
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by mitchty 12y ago
Yep, but for min the C11 generics would work just as well and allow for a bit more flexibility than the older approaches. Though you do have to name mangle manually and they aren't quite as powerful as you'd probably want. http:&
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by mitchty 12y ago
Yep, the biggest takeaway from modernist cuisine is that knowing how food cooks and the chemical reactions therein means you can cook a better meal. Its not necessarily about distilling the flavor of a thing and making it look like somethin

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