sudahtigabulan

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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
> KEEPEN DAS COTTONPICKEN HÄNDER IN DAS POCKETS MUSS. That must be in Southern German, ya?
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
It's pretty cool how the site looks gorgeous and even has working menus without any JavaScript.
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
And Pandoc's author is not even a software professional. He's a philosophy professor. :^)
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
https://git-send-email.io
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
Typing "(if flag", and then C-Right to slurp the call in is also intuitive and short. What truly confuses me is how the PP claims they "went in completely" and "did this for a few months", yet they failed to le
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
> North America consumer plastics do not end up in the ocean in large numbers. Yes, they end up in South East Asia. https://eastasiaforum.org/2019/06/26/southeast-asias-plastic...
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
> the UI hasn't changed in years. It begs the question what those 100mb are and whether it's actually necessary. Signal desktop doesn't use incremental updates. Each "update" is just reinstalling the whole packag
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
> the original intention of Lua (super small user-defined script for the masses). Lua was originally intended to be a language/data format for a Brazilian oil company geology software. https://www.lua.org/history.htm
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
Because they make products that are harder to replace with a better alternative. (they have a moat/lock-in). Anyone that has built a moat/lock-in will, sooner or later, screw you over. Hammer manufacturers would too, if they could
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
Isn't it also because of a change in testing methods? It seems to me that multiple choice tests are more and more widespread. These can be gamed more easily, since you can often eliminate some of the choices based on knowledge unrelat
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
> it is now clear to me that there is ongoing work on structured editing which either doesn’t know about incremental parsing in general, or Tim’s algorithms specifically. I hope this post serves as a useful advert to such folk I'm c
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
The pattern didn't work on me, but maybe because I only watched a couple of cycles on my phone. Has anyone had the experience where if you try to watch an anthill (or just many ants in one place), your vision gets out of focus after a
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
If you mean the ANSI color stuff, yes - I do expect these to disappear :) I meant the "shape" of the output. It just doesn't follow the principle of least surprise. edit: you probably meant the columns. I forgot about that, I
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
> You can still chain ripgrep. I specifically designed it so that you can chain it just like you would a normal grep. Headings on when isatty and off when piping the output put me off when I first tried ripgrep. I don't expect the t
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
Letter case in pronouns is sometimes used in BDSM context to emphasize dominance (or lack thereof).
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
I've only ever needed it for checkout, but in other commands I believe the full syntax @{-1} should work.
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
It's mostly because of my attempts to minimize keypresses due to RSI. I would end up with similar, albeit lower, number of aliases if I were to use jj.
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
> You will need to keep the name of previous branch in your head Not even that - "git checkout -" is like "cd -", but for branches. I have it on a short alias - cor. I do "cob asdf", do some work, then &quot
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
> I use Firefox on my android almost completely because the URL bar is at the bottom, which is simply way better. Same here (and for uBO), but bad news - it's been moved to the top by default (with an option to be at the bottom). An
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by sudahtigabulan 2y ago
I suppose aliases predated functions. Can't find a reference to support that, though. Just a possible reason. BTW aliases come from csh, and there they support arguments, which makes them similar to functions.