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by rendaw 1y ago
How do you determine which operations are concurrent?
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by rendaw 1y ago
I was impressed that they actually looked at other editors in the ecosystem, I wasn't expecting that. Aside from WSL stuff does Windows distribute any other 3rd party utilities?
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by rendaw 1y ago
Despite all these people making job boards, it's incredibly hard to find one that's decent. I gave up finding ones that let you filter for worldwide remote, let alone time zone range.
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by rendaw 1y ago
Being willing to listen and engage with people on a project goes so far!
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by rendaw 1y ago
How do those places do with regard to air quality, public health, sanitation, medical quality, etc?
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by rendaw 1y ago
I do think this is something that's relevant to most programmers unlike other commenters -- but the article goes from "counting database IDs" (a good practical use case!) to "integer partitions" and I was immediatel
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by rendaw 1y ago
Is there a hello world somewhere? The home page just has release announcements, and I'm not quite interested enough to read the manual.
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by rendaw 1y ago
I had similar issues... anki would drill me hard while stuff was still in short term memory (single session) then push it back weeks or months before I had any retention. I'd get to it again and it'd be completely gone, queue re-
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by rendaw 1y ago
You choose all the colors in a color scheme, so why is this easier than just choosing a contrasting button text color in the first place? This is a feature to help teams so dysfunctional that individuals are free to choose an inconsistent b
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by rendaw 1y ago
I opened a repo in a spare computer browser and clicked on a couple things and got a rate limit error. It feels effectively unusable unless you're logged in now (couldn't search from before, now you can't even browse).
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by rendaw 1y ago
How can you judge the quality of people who don't contribute? They don't contribute, so what's there to judge?
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by rendaw 1y ago
That seems to just mean "art" AFAICT? I couldn't find anything about constraints
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by rendaw 1y ago
It's sarcasm
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by rendaw 1y ago
Is this satire? First you argue that it's a site for "practical" questions and therefore closing the question was exactly how the site should work (how do you determine it's practical), then it gets reopened and you say
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by rendaw 1y ago
Do they have some metric whereby all questions must be answered in some time period? Why not just leave it open then? What if someone else has the same question and figures it out later, now they can't answer it either! I had the sam
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by rendaw 1y ago
Just anecdoting, a couple weeks ago I asked my first question about the definition of `width` in CSS and how it pertains to minimum size calculations. It was immediately closed as off-topic with 3 votes. One commenter asked "can'
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by rendaw 1y ago
This is assuming that huge wealth inequality is a given and all we can do is pray for a rare oligarch to give some of that money back to those in need. Edit: I think it's great that he is doing this, but I don't think it's a
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by rendaw 1y ago
Awesome, thanks for the answers! It looks like Murex will be the first shell I try once I recharge my "rip everything up and start over" batteries again. > I know you weren't talking about arrays, but the next question peo
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by rendaw 1y ago
I don't think GGGP was complaining about the price. I think they were complaining about it being a non-disclosed fee (like tax) while also not being a clearly defined amount (pseudo-tax) and with aggressively bad consequences if someo
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by rendaw 1y ago
Or new words unrelated to vernacular? Like "This is a cat-3 risk". When repurposing words in common usage they're always going to be fighting against intuition and triggering confusion because of it.
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by rendaw 1y ago
I tried k3s but even on an immutable system dealing with charts and all the other kubernetes stuff adds a new layer of mutability and hence maintenance, update, manual management steps that only really make sense on a cluster, not a single
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by rendaw 1y ago
Thanks for the answer! I think we may be talking past eachother a bit, but it's good to get confirmation on a lot of those! AFAICT named pipes have nothing to do with ssh tcp proxies, or at least that bit is tangential to the key point
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by rendaw 1y ago
Arrg, s/lazy/async/. Just to add some further qualification, I was fully prepared to learn something from the ground up, throw away all my preconceptions, and give some weirdness a try - including no string interpolation. I w
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by rendaw 1y ago
Elvish had some very cool ideas, which is why I tried it out! Like the built in script checker! But it also has a lot of very basic issues that have been open for years, and TODOs in the documentation as I mentioned. People are going to re
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by rendaw 1y ago
I think I didn't look at it initially because it was too close to bash, and then by the time I burned out on fully reimagined shells I fell back to zsh which was the shell I knew supported post-command hooks. Definitely not a final dec
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by rendaw 1y ago
It feels pretty likely that it's not even company leadership? Lead dev is not company leadership, and someone higher up next week could decide they don't like it and sic lawyers on the project.
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by rendaw 1y ago
I went down this route based on HN recommendations, with some people calling it stable well documented. There's TODOs all over the documentation! There's no background task tools for scripting, and in interactive use background ta
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by rendaw 1y ago
Interaction between elements in different iframes is very restricted.
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by rendaw 1y ago
That's mentioned in TFA under "old school web server directives".
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by rendaw 1y ago
It makes comparison easier though. If they did it everywhere, they could make claims about how cheaper or better it'd be for everyone if they didn't have to do it, but having both systems in place at once means people can just lo

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