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nake89
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Interesting interpretation of the comments.
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> the library ecosystem is a nightmare I agree. > Just keeping a project from falling apart takes a huge amount of effort I think the culture of importing libraries with lots of dependencies is a big contributor. > Libraries are ei
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1y ago
> That is the point of a formatter, so any formatter would do that (and there were many more active projects to allow formatting before prettier came around). No arguments here. You are free to choose the formatter you want. > Not rea
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Using it as a precommit hook in OSS projects makes it so that people can write code however they want. But it ends up in the repo following the guidelines of the repo. Minimizing unnecessary back-and-forth with PRs. Extremely useful in my o
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1y ago
That’s insane! Dystopian!
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1y ago
No you don't. You can get a prepaid SIM card.
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1y ago
Wow! I didn't know it can run on Win11! I have it running on my retro VM, which is a windows 98. I've was trying to learn some C++ a month back. I've stuck with C++98 so that those skills would be somewhat transferable to VC6
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1y ago
Yes
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I loved David Bushell's writing. Very entertaining as always. I do agree many of Deno's products are in decline. But I think deno is by far the superior typescript/javascript runtime. And deno can be run on many reputable edg
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1y ago
Creating a modern development environment for win98. Currently I’m working on a git client. I have no patience for learning C. So backporting git is not an option. I also don’t want to use cygwin. So I’m using a server to expose git as http
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2y ago
This is amazing news. I loved this game as a kid. I still have my original gba and the game itself.
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Not to be pedantic. But being able to be 100s of calories off per meal is not 80-90% there. I'd be surprised if it came close to the accurate amount of calories even 50% of the time. If by there you are talking about accuracy. How woul
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2y ago
Anything peer reviewed or merely conjecture?
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2y ago
A minimap for vim - Works on 7.3 - Uses only vimscript - Doesn't require compiled with lua/python - Works on DOS ( and Win9X) - Doesn't use braille characters. So that it can work on older machines. Why? Because I thought it
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2y ago
Full thread: https://unrollnow.com/status/1832933747529834747
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3y ago
I made a userscript to make the table sortable. Just click the table header to sort. https://gist.github.com/nake89/da99121ef5557e99ea6ca3804e219... Disclaimer: ChatGPT helped me because I'm lazy.