rkomorn

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   by rkomorn 11mo ago

   Do you get tangibly different results if you don't capitalize MUST (NOT)?
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   by rkomorn 11mo ago

   I'm in Portugal and I have definitely met people outside of tech who talk about Musk in ways that I'm pretty sure mean they would not consider buying Teslas. Same applies to some friends in France. I assume the topic comes up more
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   by rkomorn 11mo ago

   "What the hell?! That scared the shit out of me!" "You're welcome."
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   by rkomorn 11mo ago

   It's not, but I prefer not being heard and not hearing over being heard or hearing.
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   by rkomorn 11mo ago

   Your sample link's examples seem conspicuously toilet-free to me. But even without talking about toilets, I don't like airy/drafty feelings when I'm wet, so I'd hate most of those designs, myself.
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   by rkomorn 11mo ago

   > My larger point was it's absurd to say someone who's faster using [interface] is a luddite because they don't use [other interface] with nearly identical features. Okay. That, I agree with.
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   by rkomorn 11mo ago

   > Someone who uses vscode will never produce code faster than someone proficient in vim. Is this an actually serious/honest take of yours? I've been using vim for 20 years and, while I've spent almost no time with VS Code,
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   by rkomorn 11mo ago

   And you're comparing YouTube and Netflix here, as similar (enough) streaming services that could use the same business model?
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   by rkomorn 11mo ago

   Only so long as you keep the habit going. I've definitely written some things that I came back to much later and had to relearn (which is somewhere between embarrassing and humbling).
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    FWIW, even if I agree(d) there's some irony in choosing GitHub, I don't think it invalidates your points. I do agree with the gist of your... gist. :)
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    This happened to me with comprehensions in python, and with JS' love for anonymous/arrow functions. Once you get used to a language's "quirks" (so long as they're considered idiomatic), they no longer feel quir
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    The same Netflix that started offering an ad-supported tier that's climbed to 190M global users?
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    You want people to quit cold turkey cold turkey?
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    Are you being selective about what animal products you're eating?
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    Congrats. :)
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    You make the appropriate cost/benefit decision for your business and ignore apathy on one side and dogma on the other.
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    I agree. I think the whole point is someone like TFA author has a pretty broad choice of places they can choose to publish this and choosing GitHub is somewhat ironic. Reminds me of the guy who posted an open letter to Mark Zuckerberg like
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    Nothing bad about this pun then. Edit: and thank you, of course. :)
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    I love bad puns but this one escapes me. Help?
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    And more recently, pretending vapes are a solution to cigarettes.
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    Maybe it's related to the decades during which I grew up, but I'd say "rock star" had a better connotation than "pop star" when I was growing up. "Pop stars" contained a lot of boy/girl bands or
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    As you said, everyone is different. I drink coffee (~2 shots of espresso) almost at the exact same time every morning. Then again after lunch. There's basically zero impact if I miss the morning one. I've done multiple stretches o
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    For some reason this sent my train of thought towards the "people who think their shit doesn't stink" expression. Is it still shitposting if it actually smells nice?
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    Maybe they're talking specifically about the security checkpoints, rather than the other 2 places where ID gets checked. Maybe we're moving checkpoints instead of goalposts.
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    Edit: disregard this if you're talking specifically about showing ID at security checkpoints (instead of at boarding). > In Europe I don't need to show ID for flights inside the Schengen Area. What countries are you traveling b
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    But, tragically, no hash browns. :(
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    Except for that one written on the last page of the notebook that definitely did not age well.
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    Yes. My punchline is "what's the i doing there?"
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    Is "asim" short for "a simulation"?
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    by rkomorn 11mo ago

    Isn't this part of the comment thread basically about reflexes?