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by suprfnk 9y ago
True. I didn't know that that setting exists. That could be part of the problem, ofcourse.
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by suprfnk 9y ago
Hey, I didn't know about that. That's great actually! Thanks. Though this doesn't help with the 'feeling' for new users, as the normal setting is a default.
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by suprfnk 9y ago
Do you really want to do window management and terminal tasks in your text editor? I'd rather use my window manager for managing windows, or my terminal for doing terminal tasks.
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by suprfnk 9y ago
> running FF58
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by suprfnk 9y ago
This is a bit misleading. When you maximize Chrome's window the space above the tabs disappears, making Chrome's footprint smaller than that of Firefox. Though I still wonder why Chrome's menu bar enlarges when the window is
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by suprfnk 9y ago
I have used all my iPhones (3G, 3GS, 4S, currently 6S) without a case. Cases are pretty much always uglier than the phone itself. They add extra cost to an already expensive phone. They make the phone thicker, bulkier. They wear out and bec
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by suprfnk 9y ago
> Google has some advantages [..] Advantages mainly coming from a far reaching disregard for privacy.
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by suprfnk 9y ago
This is from [2014] and contains outdated information. Can someone update the headline? As posted elsewhere, we now have vim 8, ALE instead of Syntastic, fzf/fzy instead of ctrl-p, and more.
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by suprfnk 9y ago
It's funny to me that you refer to a 2 year old product as 'vintage'. You can barely call it 'old'.
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by suprfnk 9y ago
Is this a thing you seriously want in your life? Because to me that feels like the definiton of "Kind of cool they can do that but will I use that more than once to try it?". It's interesting and fun the first ten minutes, af
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by suprfnk 9y ago
Apple, apparently.
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by suprfnk 9y ago
Firefox? Check out something like VimFX. No need for the mouse on 80% of the webpages.
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by suprfnk 9y ago
> because you can express a lot of things in contracts that are not easily expressed in type systems. Can you give an or some example(s) of this?
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by suprfnk 9y ago
> Are laptops allowed? No idea. But the fastest flight (non stop) from NYC to Shanghai right now is almost 15 hours. This promises 39 minutes. Would you rather fly 15 hours with a laptop than 39 minutes without?
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by suprfnk 9y ago
> I have no idea wat IE on Windows does. https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2016/05/16/web-notificat...
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by suprfnk 9y ago
Erlang and Haskell are both around 30 years old. Could you classify that as 'keeping up'?
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by suprfnk 9y ago
> At first, nothing happened. Then there was a crackle of static, followed by a voice on the other end. “That’s a strike,” it said.' This line could be straight from '1984'.
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by suprfnk 9y ago
How is that related? Do you want to downvote this? May I ask why? As someone interested in Haskell, I found this a really helpful example.
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by suprfnk 9y ago
> Though several I may pick, like the Focus app and maybe a few others. And when you're used to those apps, you might pick up a few more here and there. And a few more. And in a while you'll have a list just like the one linked
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by suprfnk 9y ago
If you count today's race, his car stopped working 6 out of 12 races this year [1] -- through no (obvious) fault of his own. They were mostly engine-related failures. This is the prime reason for his bad point total. [1] https:/&
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by suprfnk 9y ago
> Microsoft lost interest in it. Do you have any sources for this?
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by suprfnk 9y ago
This is fun to see and all, but what has this got to do with 'hacker news'? There is no in-depth information about how it was built, how it was programmed or something like that. It's not a new concept, this has been done a l
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by suprfnk 9y ago
This is even better, in my opinion: https://bestmotherfucking.website/ Anyway, I agree. Text should always have a max width. Long lines of text aren't really readable. I use this in my SurfingKeys settings, and use it
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by suprfnk 9y ago
This just depends on what you classify as 'self-driving'. https://www.sae.org/news/3544/ Ofcourse, the lower levels of automation will be reached first.
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by suprfnk 9y ago
For those looking for a quick overview of the language, I like this website: https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/common-lisp/
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by suprfnk 9y ago
> I'm hoping this attempt will go about as far. Why?
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by suprfnk 9y ago
Pure Haskell? Any libraries or frameworks?
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by suprfnk 9y ago
Though "correlation vs causation" should be noted here. It may just be that people that are already depressed use Facebook more, instead of Facebook actually making you depressed. > Lead author Lui yi Lin, B.A., who will be gra
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by suprfnk 9y ago
People might be less inclined to change it. And they should change it, because some firm knowing your password isn't safe either.
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by suprfnk 9y ago
I'm not a Haskeller, but I frequently hear that Haskell (and FP languages in general) are very terse. Would 36 lines of Haskell not be able do more than 36 lines of C++ of JavaScript? Anyway, in that regard, LOC is probably a bad metri

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