svnpenn

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by svnpenn 7y ago
Have you run into this? https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor/issues/1087 I love all the features of asciidoc but it bothers me they can't get the actual HTML generation right.
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by svnpenn 7y ago
I see you are using Hugo 0.62.1 https://sanderknape.com FYI starting with 0.63.0 the speed has about doubled: https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/releases/tag/v0.63.0
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by svnpenn 7y ago
> I'm doing tmux + vim with 256 colors. So a lot of stuff has to come together and "just work" Very true. I eventually gave up on that because some computers I use still have Windows 7, so it was just easier to use gVim, t
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by svnpenn 7y ago
You can kill it by blocking 1st party scripts, but you probably dont want to do that as it will kill the site as well. Best bet if you really hate it would be to add a filter. But as they are "dogfood" ads those are some of the fe
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by svnpenn 7y ago
Yeah and its also 10 times larger https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep/issues/1481
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by svnpenn 7y ago
I have written hundreds of shell scripts, several which are hundreds of lines long. When I say they havent aged well, Im speaking from experience. When I use something like: find -name *.jpg I know what it actually does. But what i
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by svnpenn 7y ago
As another user mentioned, many POSIX and/or GNU utilities havent aged well. I respect trying to stay portable, but peoples needs change over time and these tools simply havent kept up. Like the other user, I use Fd now instead: https
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by svnpenn 7y ago
I mean youd probably have to iterate. Either that or use a package with proper array support.
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by svnpenn 7y ago
...thats the same thing. Maybe youre thinking about "sorted maps"?
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by svnpenn 7y ago
Good link, thanks
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by svnpenn 7y ago
> PHP really got this one right (and immediately messed it up by mixing it with arrays, but hey, PHP). No, it didnt. What PHP calls "array" is actually an Ordered Map, as you alluded to: https://yaml.org/type&#x
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by svnpenn 7y ago
pretty strong evidence to the contrary https://apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a627127.pdf do you have any references to back your claim that its actually faster?
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by svnpenn 7y ago
It seems people dont realize that you can have your cake and eat it too. You can have both orderered and unordered maps in the same language: https://yaml.org/type/map https://yaml.org/type/omap N
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by svnpenn 7y ago
I have to log into Gmail just to pass captchas. Every time I do it I die a little inside.
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by svnpenn 7y ago
For a more modern solution, you could use PHP or similar: https://cup.github.io/rosso/html-application
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by svnpenn 7y ago
You used to be able to do this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML_Application
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by svnpenn 7y ago
This is interesting from them: https://fraidyc.at https://youtu.be/zgA4GzRsldI
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by svnpenn 7y ago
I want you to know that in general, I strongly agree with you. However you must be careful, as these arbitrary rules could cause some collateral damage. Namely: Bernie Sanders (78)
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by svnpenn 7y ago
> I can't write a patch. It's not in my abilities. > Write them an email? That isn't a serious suggestion, because you know it would accomplish nothing. That's not where these conversations take place. It sounds li
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by svnpenn 7y ago
No, you certainly are not. You're donating money, not employing them. They get to choose what to do with the money, not you. If you don't like it, stop donating. Or better yet, write a patch, or email them suggestion for a bette
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by svnpenn 7y ago
> Installation of Qt binaries will require a Qt Account Uh, what? I use programs like VLC and QbitTorrent which are built on Qt: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qt_(software)#Applications_usi... does that mean these r
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by svnpenn 7y ago
https://sqlite.org/cli.html#csv_export
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by svnpenn 7y ago
Some people might prefer human readable databases. For example if your database is not too large, you could use it with Recutils and version control the database itself. You can do this with SQLite but it would require CSV export: https:&#
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by svnpenn 7y ago
> https://sec.ch9.ms/ch9/5736/312f4d46-e479-4087-b562-2aece012... Who still uses WMV?
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by svnpenn 7y ago
Blocking 3rd-party scripts, 1st-party scripts and even inline scripts doesnt do what you say it does. It not as easy as you say it is, theyre using server side scripts to mangle the URLs.
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by svnpenn 7y ago
> With the firefighters, there's a pretty easy proximal explanation, which again is not their expertise misleading them: panic. Exactly, plus while his idea was fascinating, its understandable that the others didnt follow suit; he e
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by svnpenn 7y ago
I stopped doing small commits. In the past as soon as I was "done" with something I would commit, even if one line. What would end up happening sometimes later in the day I would decide revert or modify the change, so my commit hi
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by svnpenn 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22126084
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by svnpenn 7y ago
> PERL is bloatware never heard that before
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by svnpenn 7y ago
> Your video is currently pending moderator approval. If it's still pending after several minutes please contact a mod at Discord Hm, that could get terrible pretty quickly.

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