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by pprotas 2y ago
Age does not hinder you in solving leetcode problems
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by pprotas 2y ago
Sounds like GPT 3.5 to me, version 4 is much better at code. Also, as a general rule you shouldn't trust its code output, but it's a good way to brainstorm or get started on coding something. It can give useful tips or replace sta
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by pprotas 2y ago
My approach to coding is to tackle these types of problems once they occur, instead of thinking "What about...", "What if...". I don't have these problems you're describing, so the script works great.
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by pprotas 2y ago
What do you think is the risk here? I don’t see a code path to remove my home dir in the script EDIT: Unless I have a dir called "*" in my dotfiles, but at that point I deserve to have my home dir removed :P ZSH also asks for conf
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by pprotas 2y ago
Although GNU stow is very interesting, I like this simple script because it has no external dependencies. Stow is not available on macos by default, for example.
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by pprotas 2y ago
You can set the source and target directories to whatever you'd like, this is just what I need for my own use. The automatic deletion is for directories, to prevent recursive symlinks. Of course, you can program your own however you wi
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by pprotas 2y ago
All you need is a symlink script that symlinks files in ~ to ~/path/to/your/dotfiles https://github.com/pprotas/dotfiles/blob/main/symlink.sh That's it.
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by pprotas 2y ago
> But you'd set up a user ID to apply to the previous job, so this should be — huh? It wants an entirely new ID. New company, new profile, new form. Oof. Surely it saved your application entries from the other job, right? Nope. Sure
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by pprotas 2y ago
You are right, it says it right there: No person shall circumvent a technological measure that effectively controls access to a work protected under this title. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/1201
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by pprotas 2y ago
Why are emulators illegal? I understand that they are associated with piracy because people play pirates games on them. But it’s like banning BitTorrent because it allows you to pirate, or Windows because you can play pirates games on it as
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by pprotas 2y ago
Just want to mention that you're not downvoted for liking Musk or providing an opinion that you consider contrary. You are being downvoted because your comment does not contribute to the conversation in a constructive manner.
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by pprotas 2y ago
Spaces are great in combination with profiles. I have a space/profile for work and personal, since my work requires a few different extensions, Google login, etc
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by pprotas 2y ago
Oil is great: https://github.com/stevearc/oil.nvim It just treats your file structure as a buffer
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by pprotas 2y ago
Amazing, we have invented nominal typing in a structural typing system. Sometimes I wonder what kind of programs are written using all these complicated TS types. Anecdotally, we use very simple, basic types in our codebase. The need for tr
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by pprotas 2y ago
Ruby is only relevant because of Rails, and if those two things are your use-cases then you’ll be better off with Python
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by pprotas 2y ago
My advice 4 years into my engineering career is to work out, sleep a lot, eat good good, see your favorite musicians at festivals, read the Dune book in the sun at the beach and enjoy your free time with friends and family.
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by pprotas 3y ago
Chrome automatically opens up a tab with an ad for their new features after every automatic update. Isn’t that kind of the same thing?
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by pprotas 3y ago
It’s sarcasm
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by pprotas 3y ago
You can also set most of these options in a shell script, here is my (shitty and outdated, but it proves the point) script https://github.com/pprotas/dotfiles/blob/main/osconfig.sh Just run the shellscri
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by pprotas 3y ago
If we take into account that the average person types less than 80 WPM (and that’s being generous) using a pecking technique and by looking at the keyboard, I can definitely understand how the average person would prefer writing over typing
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by pprotas 3y ago
If I were a friendly of any sort - a user that doesn't want to use Safari, etc. - I would be doing the same
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by pprotas 3y ago
No need to rely on your terminal to provide performance. LunarVim is very slow even though I use Alacritty, it was the main reason I stopped using it and switched to LazyVim.
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by pprotas 3y ago
While I love p10k and use it myself, note that p10k is just a theme, while ohmyzsh is a theme manager (that comes with default themes) + plugin manager + a collection of aliases + other QoL stuff.
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by pprotas 3y ago
Do yourself a favor and try to configure your shell without ohmyzsh first. You’d be surprised at how few plugins actually require it, and you save yourself from horrible performance.
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by pprotas 3y ago
> And gamers won't buy them. There is an even darker possible future: gamers WILL buy this AI generated crap. And the executives know it, since gamers have been buying their low effort budget cut pre-order alpha crap for years.
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by pprotas 3y ago
Why pick this over https://github.com/google/zx ?
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by pprotas 3y ago
Sounds like The Netherlands, no? At the very least, the same system is used in The Netherlands to this day. I graduated high school with a barely-passing grade in Math A, and years later was able to finish exams in Math B with a passing gra
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by pprotas 3y ago
Don't fall for the trap of note taking tools. At the end of the day, if you can write down your thoughts then it does the job. Spend less time on thinking about tools and more time on writing notes. At the same time, in my opinion you
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by pprotas 3y ago
I use this Rust clone which works great, no complaints: https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide Although, I don't know what the difference is, other than the language of choice.
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by pprotas 3y ago
What does this mean in practice? How will the EU app store be different from the global one? Do we have more info on this other than this rumor article? The link to the "Power On" newsletter shows me a half-loaded page that talks

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