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by nouveaux 6y ago
First mac with Apple chip by the end of the year. Also Apple is committing to a long term pipeline of Intel chips. This makes sense since so many apps will take years to transition. At the same time, they're willing to put their own ch
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by nouveaux 6y ago
It's interesting that their official virtualization support (in the demo) is Parallels.
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Whether or not they think that or they can, they have been developing GPUs for iOS devices. It'll be interesting to see what they do for their desktops.
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by nouveaux 6y ago
I think more people want an automated home than you think. Not sure if you grew up with the Jetsons but I grew up looking forward to the day where technology automation can make life easier.
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by nouveaux 6y ago
I would agree with you that there would be the same if it's the same people running. This is the systematic part that needs to change. When companies fail, there is a new CEO, new board, new executives. Let's do the same with fail
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by nouveaux 6y ago
If a publicly traded company is not doing well, the CEO gets canned and no one bats an eye. If one department is not doing well, it's very common to just fire a bunch of people or get rid of the department completely. The idea of &quot
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Monitor Control: Control your external monitor brightness and volume on your Mac(github.com)
4 points by nouveaux 6y ago|1 comments
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Actually no. As diegof79 pointed out, Perl was the first one with a centralized package management system with CPAN. Perl was first released in 1987. Python was first released in 1990. Javascript was first released in 1995. The internet was
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by nouveaux 6y ago
I loosely included Babel and Webpack as part of dependency management since Python does not have a similar compile step. I don't think it is unfair since they fall into the same category of wtf when trying to get your dev environment w
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Yes we all learned that virtual envs are not the right way to do it. Node definitely got this portion right. I wish Python can abandon virtual envs. This is the most annoying part of setting up a project.
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Agreed. I think pipenv had a really good start but sputtered. Poetry does look hopeful to solve the dependency resolution.
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by nouveaux 6y ago
I'm only familiar with Python, Javascript and Rust. It seems to me that Rust is the only one that has "solved" this problem. I dont think there are any real Python devs who thinks dependency management is solved. However, why
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Use vim adventures to learn. It will take the pain out of learning and will make you proficient in about a day. After that, force yourself to use it. Install vim plugin in vscode. In about 2 weeks, you will wonder why you didn't learn
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Yes. I believe vim and neovim is what most people use these days.
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by nouveaux 6y ago
The power that vim has out of the box is pretty incredible. The macro system is very easy to use and powerful. That said, it is hard to learn all these features and modern GUI IDEs are pretty amazing. You can still use vi in many of these e
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by nouveaux 6y ago
Yea the dark side of Vim is that it is at best IDE light. With coc, it has gotten better but still far behind vscode. It is a trade off I gladly accept to use vim and tmux. Aside from that, vim plugin for vscode is pretty good for doing pai
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by nouveaux 6y ago
VSCode is great and has a lot of advantages. I still use vim in a terminal because of tmux. Unfortunately that means I have to give up some of vscode's advantages.
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by nouveaux 6y ago
You are right that it is not as necessary as before but there are still plenty of times where vi was still the faster option. Since Vi is so lightweight, opening large files remotely might be useful vs vscode remote ssh. But yea vscode remo
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by nouveaux 6y ago
I understand the frustration since even as a veteran users of Vim, there are lots I do not know about. Vi is a completely different way of thinking. I would compare it to learning to program. When you first start, there isn't very much
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by nouveaux 6y ago
For those who do not understand why people are fanatical about vi, here are some reasons: Vi is keyboard only. This means that actions with the mouse are optimized through the keyboard. There are "hotkeys" for most tasks you use w
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by nouveaux 6y ago
My guess is that you ended up on a machine that has the default editor as vi. TO fix this, set your shell's EDITOR env variable to something like nano. I agree that VI's default is so different from the modern editor that it'
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by nouveaux 6y ago
If you're talking about overpasses in general, I can see how car underpasses are more time efficient. I assume pedestrian over/under passes are cheaper to build. Regarding Vegas, it doesnt seem like crosswalks are more efficient,
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by nouveaux 7y ago
In regards to 'select' before 'from', there could be a similar argument to be made for declaring imports at the top of a file. When you write a program, you may not know what libraries you need. Variable declaration at t
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by nouveaux 7y ago
"Companies should be able to retain profits to either reinvest in their business or to save for a downturn." Sure except profits end up as dividends or stock buy back. Companies end up with limited cash and will still need a bail
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Paycheck Protection Program Details from US Dept of Treasury(home.treasury.gov)
1 points by nouveaux 7y ago|0 comments
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by nouveaux 7y ago
I'd argue that this post is more relevant than 10 days ago and should receive an exemption. 10 days ago, the number of cases were small and there was no lock down. Many people did not consider Corvid-19's real impact. Now that mos
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Does weather influence Corona Virus?(meteoblue.com)
1 points by nouveaux 7y ago|0 comments
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by nouveaux 7y ago
Because he's quite knowledgeable on the subject matter of pandemics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Af6b_wyiwI
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by nouveaux 7y ago
While you're not outright advocating a trading strategy here, what you're suggesting is dangerous if you're not talking about the downsides to shorting. Do not, I repeat, do not attempt a short without understanding all the r
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by nouveaux 7y ago
Elon Musk invested all of his funds. Let's be honest, tons of people believed Tesla and SpaceX was going to fail. https://venturebeat.com/2010/05/27/elon-musk-personal-financ...

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