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by s_c_r 7y ago
Oh good point about the lock file, hadn't thought about that. Will there be a compelling reason to rewrite stuff using async/await? I get that it will be the right way going forward but curious about the benefits for legacy stuff.
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Is Rust a good choice for web services?
13 points by s_c_r 7y ago|10 comments
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by s_c_r 7y ago
As a long time Windows users, I could not understand why anyone would love emacs. It's slow on Windows and locked up often for me. When I switched to Linux on the desktop though, I understood. Input latency in emacs is less than in gno
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by s_c_r 7y ago
Have you tried the mintty solution for WSL? https://github.com/mintty/wsltty I've found it to be the most consistent and performant. Still not the same as being in a native Linux environment, of course, but it&#x2
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by s_c_r 7y ago
I use vimwiki. Simple, light-weight, and does exactly what I need. I also use org mode in spacemacs with evil, but so far I haven't come across any functionality in org mode that I needed that vimwiki didn't also provide. https:&
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by s_c_r 7y ago
I use it for the same reason I use bash history--to view, edit, and reuse ex commands. I'm not surprised that there is a way to customize evil to get to something similar, but my point was that it doesn't work out of the box the w
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by s_c_r 7y ago
It works fine as a vim emulation layer, but as a full replacement for vim it does no better than other vim emulations, like IdeaVim. For example, in vim I can hit : to open command line mode followed by ctrl + f to open a mini buffer for ex
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by s_c_r 8y ago
I worked at Chick-fil-A in high school and experienced this but with Christian contemporary music. If I never hear "Jesus Take the Wheel" by Carrie Underwood again it will be too soon. I feel the same way about steel drums after a
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by s_c_r 8y ago
Oh yeah, I can see how this one could be doable. Has practical application too, if it can be made accurate enough.
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by s_c_r 8y ago
I like this idea, thanks.
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Ask HN: How to incorporate machine learning into day job?
169 points by s_c_r 8y ago|53 comments
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by s_c_r 8y ago
I did the exact same thing. That's the same reason I do most dev work in vim as opposed to an IDE too--input lag jerks me out of flow state faster than anything else. Plus, vim emulation modes like evil and vscode vim don't duplic
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Vimways: The Power of Diff(vimways.org)
2 points by s_c_r 8y ago|0 comments
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by s_c_r 10y ago
Vim. I'm a notepad++ and PHPStorm user but I've gotten curious about the potential productivity gains afforded by the vim power user functions.