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811.
by spurgu 6y ago
Interestingly I immediately recognized it. I love the format since it's sortable alphabetically going from highest to lowest "denominations" (for lack of a better word). Edit: I was actually working with `.toISOString()` toda
812.
by spurgu 6y ago
It has keybindings for everything, which is one reason I feel a bit stuck in MacOS as the keybindings are slightly different on Linux. Since I use them for pretty much everything I'd have to retrain my muscle memory quite a bit after s
813.
by spurgu 6y ago
+1, I've used ST for ~6 years now and never had any issues. To me it just feels solid to not get updates every damn week but instead every couple of months where I browse through the changelog and then go back to using an awesome edito
814.
by spurgu 6y ago
Elaborate please. I have Javascript off by default and only turn it on (using NoScript extension) whenever it's actually needed. Most pages load just fine without and with those that don't it's a 50/50 between me enablin
815.
by spurgu 6y ago
Thanks for sharing - I've been using cloc whenever needed but scc looks like a really sweet alternative/improvement!
816.
by spurgu 6y ago
Yeah I've looked at the Gemini and Cosmo before but the sliding design of ProX and Astro Slide is what makes me seriously consider buying one of these devices (in which case I'd lean towards the Astro).
817.
by spurgu 6y ago
Yup, I've had to troubleshoot servers over SSH on Android more times than I care to count and it's time consuming . Due to this I often bring my backpack with laptop just in case . With a daily driver like this with a physical k
818.
by spurgu 6y ago
Yeah and I'm under the impression that the fees are balanced so that it costs roughly the same amount to take either route. Ships only choose Suez because it's faster.
819.
by spurgu 6y ago
Yeah of course would you'd need to redefine civilization as "inudstrial" civilization for my argumentn to make sense. Still, check out parent post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26563017 tl;dr: we&#x27
820.
by spurgu 6y ago
A lot yes, but anything near what we've done now? Over the course of a couple of [thousands|million|billion] years sure. And if at a slower pace that would definitely (or should have) resulted in quicker reaction skills/abilities
821.
by spurgu 6y ago
Yes, same! Only way I can have phone calls as well. And I just love walking relatively aimlessly somewhere. Guess I'm just not a city person, wanting to zoom around fast with headphones on listeneing to [whatever] all the way to destin
822.
by spurgu 6y ago
Glad that you got out of it! I am baffled by the amount of people people walking/running around with headphones, blasting music (or something else), never made any sense to me. I'd rather consume distracting/stimulating stuff
823.
by spurgu 6y ago
Yeah this is what I've been leaning towards as well. People (both technical and non-technical) understand it. If you say TLS people either know what you mean, they think you're being a smartass of they have no idea what you'r
824.
by spurgu 6y ago
Meh, semantics. Lot of things live on. "Save to disk"? Granted hard drives kind of resemble "hard disks" still. TV? There are probably dozens of easily accessible examples for a well rested brain but mine is not. I'
825.
by spurgu 6y ago
Question I'm asking myself is, what's the likelihood there would have ever been fossil fuel deposits with the potential to kickstart a civilization?
826.
by spurgu 6y ago
Ahmm, you might mean the one before that: > The solution? Many ecologists agree the answer is small-scale, organic, bio-dynamic farming that includes methods that regenerate the soil instead of destroying it, such as composting, not till
827.
by spurgu 6y ago
By paragraph you mean sentence? > The question is whether we can turn convince the owners of mega-farms to the Titanic around fast enough. There's just once misplaced word there, move "turn" six steps to the right and it&#
828.
by spurgu 6y ago
Haha thank you kind stranger! I've been a member since 2012 and while I've visited my profile tons of times, for checking comments and submissions, I've apparently never stopped to look at the settings and what they might do.
829.
by spurgu 6y ago
> If you have a app that you'd like to migrate to SvelteKit, you'll find instructions at . Ok can't copy/paste anchor text apparently, but yeah I'm confused as well. I just read a bit about Sapper the other day,
830.
by spurgu 6y ago
Just to provide some balance to the argument, the popping doesn't bother me the slightest. :) But yeah, putting the mic angled on the side would probably be an improvement.
831.
by spurgu 6y ago
Then again I think Google would do just fine even if Firefox was the only browser.
832.
by spurgu 6y ago
In that context "the original Chinese variant" certainly makes sense.
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Stack Overflow for Teams goes freemium(avc.com)
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834.
by spurgu 6y ago
You are literally projecting your own views on this, which is exactly the problem here. The law? In which country? Who is correct? Is 18 mature but 17 isn't? Or 15? There is no hard coded rule/value, only arbitrary laws trying to
835.
by spurgu 6y ago
Yup, it's called flirting only if you're attractive.
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by spurgu 6y ago
Or even being aware of it?
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by spurgu 6y ago
I find it refreshing to see someone willing to talk and think about these taboo kind of subjects. Myself I think it (sexual interaction) boils down to mutual consent, but there's obviously an age where a person cannot grasp the scope o
838.
by spurgu 6y ago
I thought I was smart by doing "curl https://samy.pl/ ". :(
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by spurgu 6y ago
> I didn't see the same levels of indignation when the kilobyte and megabyte were redefined from 1024 to 1000, but technically the changes are similar The changes are similar but they reasoning behind them isn't. Personally I&#
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by spurgu 6y ago
Objective-C: https://web.archive.org/web/20210118051718/https://github.co...

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