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by tarruda 6y ago
From the implementation POV, suckless software is very simple, and this makes it easier not only to tweak configuration (which is usually done C headers through defines), but also any kind of customization you might need. Take their window
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by tarruda 6y ago
One thing node.js got right is the module resolution logic. Node doesn't even need something like venv since module lookup is always local. Also no problem with dependency hell. Each dependency can have its own private dependencies, ev
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by tarruda 6y ago
I've always been curious about how it compares with vim + fugitive, which provides a good git/vim integration
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by tarruda 6y ago
For quite some time I've been using https://github.com/tarruda/python-ush on personal scripts and it is working very well. If you like python, I recommend giving it a try :)
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by tarruda 6y ago
It seems difficult to reach excess vitamin D levels though. From [1]: "Taking 60,000 international units (IU) a day of vitamin D for several months has been shown to cause toxicity. This level is many times higher than the U.S. Recomme
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by tarruda 7y ago
Never used SSR React, but one possibility comes to mind: It makes easier for single page JS apps to have compatibility with browsers that have JS disabled by allowing more code reuse between JS and no-JS versions.
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by tarruda 7y ago
It only looks exponential at the beginning: https://voxeu.org/article/it-s-not-exponential-economist-s-v...
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by tarruda 7y ago
Can you please quote me where I'm drawing conclusions?
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by tarruda 7y ago
> OP is a great example of how a disinformation campaign by conspiracy theorists works. They make you believe they have credible sources you can rely on they base their arguments Here's what I did before submitting this: - Saw this
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by tarruda 7y ago
Why is this post flagged?
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Ask HN: Are we overreacting to coronavirus?
115 points by tarruda 7y ago|135 comments
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by tarruda 7y ago
According to this study [1], more than 68,000 deaths attributable to flu epidemics were estimated in the winter of 2013/2014 and 2016/2017, which would give an average of 34k deaths per year attributable to flu-like diseases. To m
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Coronavirus Insights by Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg [video](youtu.be)
2 points by tarruda 7y ago|1 comments
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by tarruda 7y ago
It is still possible to find the exercises/answers on github, so anyone can complete the challenge on their own.
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by tarruda 7y ago
I also listen to music from games/movies I've never played/seen. Sometimes I do get the emotional boost from music I've never heard before, but most of the times it is from games I played a long time ago. I'm guessi
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by tarruda 7y ago
> I need to get good at generating my own feelings. This is why I play games and watch videos. I do it to feel something. I'm also videogame addict. I've found that listening to game music/soundtracks (mostly instrumental)
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by tarruda 7y ago
I was a kid when my father first acquired a similar computer. We ran Windows 3.0 and my father configured a boot entry for running Doom or Ultima 7, which required so much memory that it wasn't possible to run Windows, only DOS. I rem
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by tarruda 7y ago
> Why is Brazil getting all the negativity? Brazil's current president is a right-wing Trump-like politician, the type of which mainstream media loves to hate.
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by tarruda 7y ago
Software written in dynamically typed languages can be robust, just as software written in the most strongly typed language can still be buggy. As an user of such critical piece of software, I would ask the following questions: * Is the sof
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by tarruda 7y ago
There's Arcan: https://github.com/letoram/arcan . In the words of the developer, it is a "multimedia engine" (a combination of display server, game engine and multimedia framework). It is an interesting
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by tarruda 7y ago
Is it possible to use pass with symmetric encryption? Currently using keepass. I would migrate to pass since I enjoy managing data via command line, but what I don't like is depending on a gpg key being installed in order to use it.
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by tarruda 7y ago
> In 13 years of PT government, Brazil became nowhere near "becoming the next Venezuela". Brazil has a a more diverse economy. Even though PT left Brazil in economic crisis, it surely wouldn't fall as much is Venezuela (wh
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by tarruda 7y ago
There are multiple evidences of how PT institutionalized corruption. Joesley's quote was only brought up due to the article's context.
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by tarruda 7y ago
I wonder why this article doesn't mention PT (Worker's Party) once, even though it was during PT's government JBS had its meteoric rise. Here's a quote from Joesley's: "Foi no governo do PT para frente. O Lula
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by tarruda 7y ago
The idea of programs that work on structured data is quite old. Anyone ever read "structural regular expressions" by Rob Pike? Highly recommended: http://doc.cat-v.org/bell_labs/structural_regexps/ Also,
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by tarruda 7y ago
When in full control of the file format, it is hard to find a cross platform user-space solution that beats SQLite.
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by tarruda 7y ago
I will certainly give it a shot on weekend, thanks for the detailed pointers!
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by tarruda 7y ago
As someone who played pen and paper DnD as a kid, and a lot of computer (baldurs gate, fallout, nwn and many others), I'm curious about this. Do you have any resources to get started?
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by tarruda 7y ago
Do you have an example of the Church rejecting science in the last 100 years?
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by tarruda 7y ago
I'm not sure systemd had every container feature available when docker was released. If I'm not mistaken, systemd-nspawn (systemd alternative to docker) is much more recent.

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