rmrfchik

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by rmrfchik 3y ago
Looks like chat-gpt generated. Too many generic buzzwords, too few actual information.
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by rmrfchik 3y ago
Fun game. But it ate all of my RAM :(
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by rmrfchik 3y ago
I don't know should I stick to mustaches (it can be dictated by other reasons), but if I should: {#if expr} {#elseif expr} {#endif}
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by rmrfchik 3y ago
Give a quick glance to Svelte. Help me understand, how this syntax {#if expression}...{:else if expression}...{/if} can be seriously invented in our... more civilized age?
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by rmrfchik 3y ago
Started using mdBook couple days ago for documenting small project. This is exactly what I need: small static pages generator. Tried HUGO, but it seems so huge and bloated comparing to mdBook. Now I edit doc with Obsidian/VIM, push to
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by rmrfchik 3y ago
It's downshifting from Engineer to manager.
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by rmrfchik 4y ago
No, it's has the same semantic. Method can return the whole new state, the changed fields or actions to be taken. Or method can call the passed continuation with changed values instead of return.
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by rmrfchik 4y ago
They must not be imperative. As a quick reference erlang with OTP. One can emit new state without modifying old state.
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by rmrfchik 4y ago
How "Declarative" and "this.state.count++;" can be used together?
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by rmrfchik 4y ago
Just my 2 cents: 2 billons are payed not for reliability but for size. Size of the system (and size of the team).
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by rmrfchik 4y ago
For original article yes. I'm showed RES from my setup. This is ridiculous.
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by rmrfchik 4y ago
What on earth requires to eat 1.5 gig of RAM? I'm writing this under KDE 22.08 and plasmashell took 700m RES. KWin 180m RES. Why we were able to server the same windows in 90 with 64m RAM total, now window manager requires 180m. No com
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by rmrfchik 4y ago
What is 1234567 anyway? Why 1 is month? From which clue should I remember that?
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by rmrfchik 4y ago
I thought it was a joke about mnemonic, until realized you're serious. This is NOT a mnemonic, because it lacks either rule like each next component gives more specific time, or external reference like poem or image. It can be easily s
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Kellogg's Experiment(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by rmrfchik 4y ago|0 comments
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by rmrfchik 4y ago
Who ever need carrier based messaging in the modern world? SMS moved to 2 factor mechanisms and other b2c needs.
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by rmrfchik 4y ago
I used to use pdaXrom distribution on my C860. Brings classic linux experience. Seems like pdaxrom.org doesn't not provide images anymore. Quick googling gives https://distro.ibiblio.org/pdaxrom/download
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by rmrfchik 4y ago
Daily via Inoreader.com (great site and app!).
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by rmrfchik 4y ago
You claim, significant whitespace helps mitigate "goto fail" errors. As for me, indent syntax allows more human errors during refactoring. When moving code blocks around, you can easily misplace whitespaces and compiler/edito
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by rmrfchik 4y ago
Age of "var, val" is over. Now age of "significant whitespace". If seriously, seems like indent syntax is default to go nowadays. Python has way too big influence on language designers.
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by rmrfchik 5y ago
Heh. Had one. I overclocked my calculator by installing lower resistor (like 1MOhm to 250k, don't remember actual values). It sure was brilliant back then. Numbers were expressed in scientific notation and despite there were only 2 dig
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by rmrfchik 5y ago
You don't know about Netbeans. Sad, sad :(
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by rmrfchik 5y ago
Astrologers proclaims end of age of " LY" and proclaims age of " LE".
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by rmrfchik 5y ago
Nice article. But why no scrollbars (I mean, why scrollbar's slider has the same color as track?)
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by rmrfchik 5y ago
I'm on Debian unstable. Giving wayland a chance once per month on intel and nvidia cards. It seems usable on Intel although many minor X11 habits are broken (like selection), but totally unusable on nvidia (black screen). X11 is still
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by rmrfchik 5y ago
Totally agree. All I want is "here my files, let me pick one". And KODI make me to choose genres, directors, stars, movie length, all this stuff. Need to do many clicks just to browse directory/dlna. And it's laggy.
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by rmrfchik 5y ago
Now I know bombers are fed by green trails.
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by rmrfchik 5y ago
Not related to Cue, but "All is good now" simply shows how to shoot yourself in the foot with yaml and apply a nice patch to a wound. That's not good at all.
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by rmrfchik 5y ago
Debian/KDE. I used to use it since 1997. KDE looks well for Windows user. But this week I bought new Dell Vostro with Ubuntu 20.04 preinstalled. Although Ubuntu gave me some unpleasant impressions (controversial UI decisions, buggy as
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by rmrfchik 5y ago
I see people still use Windows only for old business apps (like bookkeeping and such). Almost all of their other work moved to web. I successfully moved my wife's notebook to Linux as she don't need legacy apps. Photos, Movies, Mu

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