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by revscat 5y ago
It is my understanding that one of the initial driving forces behind NeoVim was to allow for easier embedding, such as what you appear to be doing here. If this is true, why did you decide to go with traditional vim rather than NeoVim? Addi
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by revscat 5y ago
Won’t happen under our current socioeconomic regime. If there is profit to be made, fossil fuels will be sold unless there are drastic changes made to the systems which allow it.
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by revscat 5y ago
> I’m actually surprised there isn't a legal push by Congress to force Tesla to open up their charging infrastructure to others. Why does this surprise you?
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by revscat 5y ago
However, qualified immunity would protect me from being held responsible.
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by revscat 5y ago
There is a lot of that on HN whenever Tesla is the subject.
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by revscat 5y ago
No. I’m saying you’re hating the fish that swim in a polluted stream. Apple, and Amazon, and Exxon-Mobil, and Goldman-Sachs, etc. all swim in those same poisonous waters. The stream is the problem.
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by revscat 5y ago
What makes you believe Apple is unique in their avoidance in paying taxes?
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by revscat 5y ago
The behaviors described here are intrinsic to capitalism, and are not peculiar to any individual company. The executives quoted here are simply describing the waters they swim in. But they are only one fish in the sea that is liberal govern
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by revscat 5y ago
What would it matter if you had a name to attach to it? The result would be the same, and such a discovery would have little to no effect.
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by revscat 5y ago
Political power is never given freely. It must be taken. If they do t like it, too bad.
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by revscat 5y ago
It has a flag to add a “Git” column to the output, showing the status of each file in the listing (new/modified/etc.) it also has a `—tree` flag which does exactly what you think it does. This let me remove my old `tree` command a
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by revscat 5y ago
Yes. tldr: https://tldr.sh/
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by revscat 5y ago
This is demonstrably and unequivocally untrue. Lua is designed to be fast, lightweight, and easy to use as an embedded scripting language. Python is a general-purpose kitchen sink language. Python is 10x bigger, and 10x slower than Lua. I
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by revscat 5y ago
Gov?
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by revscat 5y ago
I think it may just be you. I’ve been using nightly builds for months now, and haven’t seen what you describe even once.
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by revscat 5y ago
I’ve been wondering the same thing. This is massively good news, and I’m amazed it seems to be getting such short shrift. I went to Taco Bueno on the way home and didn’t wear a mask. Showed the teller the headline… then found out he couldn
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by revscat 5y ago
Either you or your ex is lying. You don't get unemployment if you quit.
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by revscat 5y ago
The single biggest and most accurate predictor of financial success, or lack thereof, is which zip code people are born in. Libertarian sentiments like yours refuse to acknowledge in any meaningful sense environmental effects upon a populat
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by revscat 5y ago
Contra: words spoken to children can and do have powerful effects, especially from parents and other family, and especially if it accompanied by physical abuse. “I am going to rape you,” followed up by that very action, will lead to damage
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by revscat 5y ago
Apollo.
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by revscat 5y ago
Rails dev. This runs the most recently modified test in your spec/ directory: bin/rspec $(find spec -type f -exec stat -f '%a %N' {} \; | sort -r | head -1 | awk '{print $NF}') So if you are working on
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by revscat 6y ago
Adding to others: RV hookups. There are tons of these around, some further away from civilization than you’d think. They provide 220 hookups, which is plenty to get you charged up overnight.
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by revscat 6y ago
Apparently all the cool kids are using neovim + Lua these days. Lisp turned me off of emacs years ago as well. Recently I started digging into Neovim and have found Lua much easier to parse/internalize than Lisp, and kind of a joy to
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by revscat 6y ago
I am becoming increasingly skeptical whenever I read claims of transphobia being made. To be sure, there are those who seek to undermine the rights of transsexuals, and who seek to pass legislation accordingly. But at the same time I see is
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by revscat 6y ago
Yes, yes. And “they” want us to wear masks because of a globalist Communist plot to… something. The Bircher and conspiratorialist influence on the American body politic is truly criminal.
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by revscat 6y ago
Indeed. I look at the effort required to get a teeny tiny solar powered helicopter to Mars, and while the achievement itself is noteworthy the difficulty in doing so is illuminating. Dreams of human colonization of Mars are largely coping m
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by revscat 6y ago
Echoing others: I have the tmux copy/paste mapped to my system pasteboard. Ditto nvim. I do not use the shell buffers. The cognitive load you are concerned about can be configured away, and for me is a solved problem.
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by revscat 6y ago
Someone would filibuster it. There’s really no hope.
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by revscat 6y ago
This is useful enough that I wonder why you chose not to just map it to *. Is there a reason you did not?
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by revscat 6y ago
Flexibility. “Too many” is debatable: most organizations wind up settling on a subset of the idioms that Ruby provides, and some of the more esoteric constructs see infrequent use anywhere. There has been, however, discussion about the need

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