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Just go to the editor's website. https://kakoune.org/
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I mean significantly more verbose and more complicated. Fee free to try it yourself - replicate `bash -eo pipefail -c 'mysqldump example_db | gzip > dump.sql.gz'` in Python with streaming (databases can be several GB, so you ca
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It's a trade-off. Especially if the script contains a lot of pipes and redirection, it's difficult to reproduce with the same elegance in something like Python. My biggest successes have been extracting these parts into very small
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I think one of the reasons this simplification is happening, is that nuance generally has failed to gain traction in the past. A large part of why the far right / racist movement has grown a lot the past 20 years or so is that their na
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There are 2 problems: The coffee machine doesn't work, AND it doesn't match the kitchen. Possibly 3, the machine is high maintenance. In your comment, you neglected 2 of those problems. Yes, there's a bug in the production se
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> In reality, I love dissent, and hearing different ideas, and arguing, convince and being convinced Sounds great. > and not having to care about “banned” words or sensitivities Whoa, where did this come from? How is this related to t
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That's a fair point but a very different problem. It's easy for a city to limit the number of hotels being built to limit the number of annoyed residents like you, if they want to. It's not as easy to limit the number of apar
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Hotels don't get built on ground designated for residential, surely?
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Interesting concept, task/project management optimized for outside collaboration - but it's not really clear to me in what way this is different from any other project management tool where I've invited the people I'm co
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It makes sense that it's easier to give <100 PRs attention than 25k+. If the DLC project grows, you can't know if the same won't happen again. Not saying forks should never happen - streamlink and KeepassXC are examples of
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"Everyone" kind of includes minorities. And how do you define "trying"? Is making social media posts on diversity enough to qualify as trying, even if your hiring process only hires white dudes?
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> The first time letsencrypt-auto totally hosed a machine Fair, I also don't like certbot as a software, hence naming alternative ACME clients. Though to get to a point where it completely hosed a machine sounds impressive. > the
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> Somewhere someone has decided that Letsencrypt should auto-update even if absolutely nothing had been changed on the system that it was running on Letsencrypt is not a piece of software you install on your systems. You're probably
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Which isn't even correct because systemd consists of many individual parts that do their thing and are replacable. But because they all share the "systemd-*" naming pattern people think they're the same piece of software
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6y ago
Just disable the parts you don't like on your system. I disable resolved everywhere I can and don't feel the need to go complaining about it. Where are you being labeled a systemd hater? Possibly it's more tone of voice than
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On the flip side, forcing US companies to comply with EU regulations has benefits for US citizens and helps encourage the US to adopt similar laws.
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I'm sure you don't mind when you're just driving on the freeway, but wind turbines are also being installed in places where there's a lot of natural beauty, for example https://www.fortum.com/about-us
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I mean risk at the societal level, not individual. Maybe there's a better word. Anyway what I mean is that the risk of the virus/disease spreading faster than our healthcare systems can handle is lowered by effective contact traci
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I wish they would've tested more distances. If the threshold is 1.5 meters or even 1.0 meters that's still better than nothing at all. No one is touting these apps (or masks, or social distancing) as the ultimate solution to the s
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College age healthy people are prone to unintentionally spreading it to people with weakened immune systems or older people, directly or indirectly. The more it spreads among the healthy population, the higher the risk that the more vulnera
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I was politically active on the left over 10 years ago and I still remember how a loud minority seemed obsessed with factions and seeding discord. It was a really effective tactic, made me wonder if it was active sabotage at times. Not much
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The chaining of requests/method-calls is a really interesting concept.
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I don't envy anyone whose world is ending because you have some issues with IMAP (but I guess it's not so serious that you can't temporarily use their web interface). Also, if it actually is urgent, you don't send a supp
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Sanic is indeed just an ASGI version of Flask, though who knows how it will develop in the future - but FastAPI is a whole other beast. Also, Django is adding support for ASGI so no, that's not the main difference I wanted to point out
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I do think there's a second wave of frameworks coming, because Django/Flask are showing their age a bit. Sanic is/was really popular and I think FastAPI is really promising.
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Okay, so it's just an onboarding-type list but with "dependencies" to structure them like a tree?
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Could you elaborate on how you made a tech tree for a development team/project? I'm struggling to imagine how that would look.
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Agreed, this seems like a bit of a clickbait title. I'm sure you'll find people that say they want colonialism to be taught in school as an exclusively bad thing, but you'll also find people wanting intelligent design to be t
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Okay? Do you have a link? Because his foundation has denied it and several organizations have done a fact check on it, finding no evidence. https://www.bbc.com/news/52847648
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What microchips in vaccines are you even talking about?
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