nmz

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541.
by nmz 5y ago
Still seems like fraud to me, they advertised a single drop of blood and they ended up taking blood samples the normal method.
542.
by nmz 5y ago
Nice logical fallacy you got there. move that goalpost.
543.
by nmz 5y ago
Alas, in unix, there's {mkdir A a;touch A a} Which is sometimes useful, but I see what you're saying.
544.
by nmz 5y ago
Case sensitivity is a good idea for sorting/identifying between files/directories.
545.
by nmz 5y ago
FWIW I tend to put directories first character as Uppercase and files as lowercase. this is useful when sorting and also identifying what type of file something is (so long as its a file I created).
546.
by nmz 5y ago
In reality? None. Both give me lots of trouble. Red doesn't offer a good external program launch, which when things fail, I always drop down to sh. Rebol interestingly enough offers a wee bit more stability. but its age is clearly show
547.
by nmz 5y ago
Rebol takes things further by identifying $ as a datatype. account/deposit $100 Nobody cares about rebol but I always bring it up in terms of expressivity.
548.
by nmz 5y ago
I tend to use w3m with the documentation or a reference manual on a tiling wm. so as long as it works on w3m. So I do hope manuals should work in that way.
549.
by nmz 5y ago
I think people are too used to huge projects. this one is 125 lines of C, in that space, you can express yourself shortly.
550.
by nmz 5y ago
He talks about it in the corecursive[1] podcast. No mention of code bounties anywhere. https://corecursive.com/066-sqlite-with-richard-hipp/
551.
by nmz 5y ago
I think this is what ATS does, it does not have loops, only recursion.
552.
by nmz 5y ago
Walk is faster than find. https://github.com/google/walk
553.
by nmz 5y ago
This? https://youtu.be/55234oZ0EDU factor[1] also looks like a nice language. In reality though? we should only code in CPP/C/JS [1] https://factorcode.org/
554.
by nmz 5y ago
Ah yes, death is an acceptable outcome.
555.
by nmz 5y ago
Given this logic, The web and windows are infallible tools because they are the ones most people have to use.
556.
by nmz 5y ago
Yep, The closest thing is ?: editor = config::get("core.editor") if (!editor) editor = ENVIRON["EDITOR"] ? ENVIRON["EDITOR"] : "vi"
557.
by nmz 5y ago
You can just use https://github.com/Nomarian/Awk-Batteries/blob/master/Units/... and use as so awk -f ./ucsv.awk -e '{print $5}' Also this > 4,"hello, \"world\&q
558.
by nmz 5y ago
that's because the extension only works in gawk. its not portable anywhere else.
559.
by nmz 5y ago
can you post the video?
560.
by nmz 5y ago
This is such a bad idea, like putting a lawn mower engine on a monster truck.
561.
by nmz 5y ago
if the csv is RFC-4180 then it can handle it[0]. the only caveat is that you can't disable FS="" correctly. but a gawk -i ./csv.awk -e '{print $5}' would work on most csv files I've tried. https:/&#x
562.
by nmz 5y ago
CSV is a complicated format but that does not mean awk is incapable of dealing with it. https://www.gnu.org/software/gawk/manual/html_node/Splitting... https://github.com/e36freak/aw
563.
by nmz 5y ago
Chernobyl and everything else here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_and_radiation_accident...
564.
by nmz 5y ago
I find it so strange that podcasters use mp3 instead of using opus, considering the space savings, which you might think does not matter, but all of my podcasts are on my phone, which is always somehow running out of space.
565.
by nmz 5y ago
and also because you have to pay to use Q and kdb+
566.
by nmz 5y ago
Fox news has news in its name and the daily show got emmy's every single time, not to mention that time The colbert report tried getting a super pac and managed to get it. Last week tonight is quite credible.
567.
by nmz 5y ago
get stylish then
568.
by nmz 5y ago
It's unfortunate but afaik wayland isn't fully working on FBSD, the only other choice is arcan, but nobody will ever switch to that.
569.
by nmz 5y ago
He is? He's making almost 9k a month, that's pretty good if you ask me. https://www.patreon.com/bay12games
570.
by nmz 5y ago
That's how you get piracy.

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