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by stevelosh 11y ago
Similarly "VAC" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valve_Anti-Cheat whenever he does something seemingly impossible (like knowing about the stream or doing a particularly impressive save).
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by stevelosh 11y ago
> He's likely bilingual (or tri, or quad, or more) since he's from Iceland. Not quite, unfortunately. I just moved here a couple of months ago (I'm from the US). I am taking Icelandic classes though, and I do speak a bit
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by stevelosh 11y ago
To be good at everything you have to accept that you'll never be great at anything. I've made peace with that (for the most part). Also I don't have kids or a mortgage so I have more flexibility than most.
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by stevelosh 11y ago
I'm not 100% sure how they're doing it. It seems to be both bad words and spammy stuff (e.g. a line of just "KappaRoss KappaRoss KappaRoss..." a hundred times over will get removed too). The IRC gateway passes through e
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Happy Little Words – Analyzing the Bob Ross Twitch Chat(stevelosh.com)
128 points by stevelosh 11y ago|37 comments
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by stevelosh 11y ago
Let's go all out: Prefix Symbol Size Example yocto y 1 bit Theoretical minimum zepto z 1 byte (close enough to 10 bits) Really sma
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by stevelosh 11y ago
I haven't been on-the-grid much lately for a couple of reasons: * Doing a lot more meatspace stuff (guitar, bass, photography, etc). * Getting ready to move to Iceland to go back to grad school in the fall. Once things calm down with t
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by stevelosh 12y ago
> I wonder, are there search tools, anywhere from functions to libraries to engines, that will search for mis-spellings? Yes: http://www.typohound.com/ It does actually work for popular things: http://i.imgur.
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by stevelosh 12y ago
Will these frames work with mounted photo prints like styrene or masonite mounted prints from https://www.whcc.com/products/prints/photographic-prints#det... ? All I can find in the FAQ is "Artwork should be
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by stevelosh 12y ago
If folks want to try it on a real Gameboy without all the wires, the Drag'n'Derp works pretty well. It's a Gameboy cart with a USB port for easy writing: http://derpcart.com/
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by stevelosh 12y ago
For conditions in Clojure check out Ribol: http://docs.caudate.me/ribol/
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by stevelosh 12y ago
Marshall Monitors: http://www.marshallheadphones.com/headphones/monitor/monitor...
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by stevelosh 12y ago
A good question for any "macro" systems like this is something like the following: 1. Suppose you've written a function 'foo' in your language that does something useful (e.g.: partitions a sequence, validates a map
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by stevelosh 13y ago
You're misreading him. 'hg record' is like 'git add -p', but 'hg crecord' (note the c) is a curses interface: https://bitbucket.org/edgimar/crecord/wiki/Home
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What Caused the Spike?(simple.com)
4 points by stevelosh 13y ago|0 comments
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Teach, Don't Tell(stevelosh.com)
203 points by stevelosh 13y ago|50 comments
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by stevelosh 13y ago
like foo.com'onclick="alert('hi');" But yeah the right way to do this is to use a well-tested urlencoding library, not to strip out dangerous-looking characters.
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by stevelosh 13y ago
It's because it takes up space and puts the mouse further to the right. Tenkeyless fans like how you can have the mouse in a more comfortable place.
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by stevelosh 13y ago
I've been using fish for a while now. Overall it's pretty great. Here's my fish config if you want to see an example: https://bitbucket.org/sjl/dotfiles/src/tip/fish/config.fish
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by stevelosh 13y ago
Yeah, I've tried to err on the side of failing loudly when something is wrong instead of silently, for example: https://github.com/sjl/red-tape/blob/master/src/red_tape/cor...
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by stevelosh 13y ago
Yeah, there are a TON of Clojure form/data validation libraries out there. I wasn't happy with any of them, which is why I made Red Tape. Red Tape is designed specifically with user-submitted, web-based forms. It might work with
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Red Tape: a Clojure library for working with user-submitted forms(sjl.bitbucket.org)
12 points by stevelosh 13y ago|4 comments
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by stevelosh 14y ago
No, it doesn't. -a, --all Tell the command to automatically stage files that have been modified and deleted, but new files you have not told Git about are not affected.
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by stevelosh 14y ago
If your solution to "get the current branch" is "cat out this magic data file that happens to exist in the data directory" then we have completely incompatible definitions of "user interface" and are never going to agree on this.
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by stevelosh 14y ago
No it's not. [alias] addremove = !git add . && git add -u That will do it though, so it's not too hard to add.
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by stevelosh 14y ago
1. If a new version of git adds a command that shadows one of your aliases, you'd really prefer "git foo" to silently run the new command? That's better than telling you "hey this isn't going to do what you think any more"? Do you have `t
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by stevelosh 14y ago
I used the one I did because it's the one Zed used for his books (at least that's what it was when I started this one) and since the book is heavily influenced by his I wanted to stay in the spirit of Learn X the Hard Way. If this were soft
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Learn Vimscript the Hard Way(learnvimscriptthehardway.stevelosh.com)
195 points by stevelosh 14y ago|33 comments
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List Out of Lambda(stevelosh.com)
44 points by stevelosh 14y ago|3 comments
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by stevelosh 14y ago
Good point -- fixed.

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