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Including ssh, of course. `git clone $USER@example.com:/tmp/blah.git`, and `git init --bare` (for a non-checked-out, non-working-dir, "just the .git folder" file location).
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Listen to the "reproducible hashes" feedback. Think of it as a "super-md5" of a directory instead of a single file. However it is done, the output should be deterministic by default, with "controllably underterminis
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3y ago
Triggered!
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3y ago
Agree! There's TAM, TAC, and Churn at play here. Total Addressable Market, Traffic Acquisition Costs, and "Churn". TAM - How many people can you serve "all people getting married || just planners" TAC - How costly
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3y ago
It's considered "polite" to imply that the woman in question is obviously still an unmarried hottie, which is why you always "err on the side of Miss", rather than "mistake on the side of Mrs."
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3y ago
...an awful one for posterity: an abomination of vim + awk as a proto-protocol plus UI editor. Basically awk would match `/^FOO / { system("foo.exe $0") }` ...you could get pretty darned far with that mechanism, for near
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3y ago
...and yet we worry about `npm` supply chain attacks...
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3y ago
Since ~2007: https://blog.berniesumption.com/software/inheritance-is-evil... Jedi "has dark powers", not Jedi "is dark jedi". That way R2D2 can "has dark powers", as well as can "has
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3y ago
Usually a/b/c but sometimes f/function, k/key, v/value... just a simple mnemonic. To really blow your mind: i<c-r>% V:!ls<cr> Then you start playing with marks a little bit with a similar c
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"ayy - copy function signature "byy - copy return signature "ap "bp - paste either... :reg - show all registers "3p - paste 3rd "historical" register "_dd - delete into
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3y ago
See also: `ronn` https://github.com/rtomayko/ronn ...ruby markdown2man
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3y ago
Thank you thank you thank you! Docker processes randomly exiting with "137" suddenly make a lot more sense! 137 - 128 == 9 ... that's SIGKILL, probably via some sort of pipe/subshell. We'd figured it was OOM-killer
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3y ago
Just make a huge PCMCIA-slot on the side of the laptop that you can slide your iPhone into!! /s
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3y ago
There's an aside to that: Supposedly within google itself, they have super-magical tooling (ie: rename `dev.foo.bar(abc)` to `abc.dev.v2.foo(bar)`), so it's less important to have those "in the language", when "the
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Once upon a time, I was furious with my 4th grade science teachers for teaching me LIES... the Niels Bohr Model of the Atom, bringing coathangers and styrofoam balls to school on the bus when TRULY the atom was an electron cloud of probabil
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3y ago
hexdump -C ...this is the only way.
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3y ago
Yeah, minimally I could pass off the root password and after that I turned off the unreliability script. In retrospect, probably frightening how quickly the business could become accustomed to random 15m outages as a cost of doing business.
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3y ago
Early in my career, I'd cobbled together an internal server which effectively did monitoring (RRDTool) against the internal BugZilla(!) server. The end result was speedily cached charts and graphs of bug counts by team, by project, by
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3y ago
Also: https://lilypond.org/text-input.html ...and: https://www.mutopiaproject.org
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3y ago
https://philosophersguild.com/products/how-2-knots
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3y ago
Blokus Duo is king!
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3y ago
Late reply, but... I'm with you on this one! Reduce/Re-Use/Recycle, washing glass spaghetti jars, etc. What I've come to the conclusion is the following guidelines/rules: 1) "Save _all_ the things!" Ye
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(belated), but thanks for the `rtx` recommendation, I checked it out and it seems like "the right thing". Also keep an eye on the `pixi` tool which got some visibility here recently: https://github.com/prefix-dev&
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3y ago
In the "clipped to cycling pedals" example, the description I was recommended to aim for was "rolling a log in a circle" as opposed to pushing/pulling. It makes a big difference to be able to have both legs "in
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3y ago
Alternatively: Kinesis RGB Gaming Freestyle with the incredible "macro" button! Macro, F1, Hello World, Macro => F1, F1, ad-infinitum You it has a 10-slot non-keyboard zone which you can use without fear, or map fn-1,2,3, ctrl-
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Same: see also https://plaintextaccounting.org/ ...the gist is "ledger.exe" (crufty-old-C-program) is the "perl" of plain-text-accounting. The implementation _is_ the specification. "HLedger"
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What's your opinion on using this library as a base for (eg) a simplified "world-of-warcraft" clone? I've done a lot of thinking (but not coding) around "simply replicating state" being the right answer to inte
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Twilio is kindof trivial, they have a GUI-builder thing that might let you do "something like that". There was another discussion w.r.t. "90-y/o parents are getting scammer calls 24x7" and they implemented a "
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There was a neat "trash tv" show that I saw a while back talking about A/C's and Vacuum cleaners being invented and the "necessities" behind them (complete with obviously fake/acted "scenes from the 1
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Also, it's 99% "not different than doing it via command line", and also comes with a little js terminal gui, uses native users + passwords, has some lightweight monitoring history, lets you browse a bunch of configuration tha
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