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by totallymike 3y ago
I mean you only have to ask yourself the first logical question about how any of this pays for itself to realize that it’s ethically questionable at best, so…
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by totallymike 3y ago
Okay, so the article describes all these things about Michaels, and SNL as an entity, but also says (paraphrasing) “if you’re a comedian and you get the opportunity, it is absolutely in your best interest to participate,” and deliberately h
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by totallymike 3y ago
I imagine they expect that if you’ll be using Elixir at any capacity, you’ll have the docs in front of you, which details all the functions available in the modules, as well as the parameters they expect. https://hexdocs.pm/
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by totallymike 3y ago
I mean if you want to do it perfectly with no chance of error, let a computer do it, or just find the reference image. This is communal mathematics, and the errors are a part of the experience. Saying the mistakes make this worse is like sa
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by totallymike 4y ago
This feels like a strange argument to make when server-rendered HTML has been the norm for decades, and it's only been recently that SPAs have become popular.
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by totallymike 4y ago
The presence and high score of Jordan Peterson’s book on this list makes me think I’d disagree quite a lot with this person’s reading material.
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by totallymike 5y ago
It will still help, but it won’t prevent this specific issue, to be clear.
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by totallymike 5y ago
The main exception being software for dev work, where you may need an older version of Postgres or some such
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by totallymike 5y ago
A better comparison would be tmux. iTerm2 is a terminal emulator, where tmux is a multiplexer.
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by totallymike 6y ago
Delighted by learning this little hack for showing an html thing that you can just paste into the address bar. Thanks for showing it to me :)
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by totallymike 6y ago
Decent point. If my recollection is accurate, a number of browsers or other implementations must already implement something before it can become standard.
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by totallymike 8y ago
This is a valid point. Git is sometimes incomprehensible. The best way to build a mental model for me has been to read about directed acyclic graphs. It’s all just trees, objects, and labels for trees and objects from there. Also to learn t
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by totallymike 8y ago
While I’m definitely not a fan of losing the headphone jack, and don’t love not being able to use my headphones and charge my phone, I do see one positive side effect, and I wonder if Apple is doing it on purpose. You can now buy $20 blueto
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by totallymike 9y ago
I think the argument is against adding rules to tags to create a default set of styles, not against using semantic tags throughout the page. If my understanding is correct, the argument is to use <style> .my-article { ba
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by totallymike 9y ago
A proper shaggy dog story if I've ever read one! Entertaining and interesting along the way, and the ending snuck up on me. Thanks for a good read :)
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Around the World With Unicode(norasandler.com)
19 points by totallymike 9y ago|5 comments
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by totallymike 9y ago
I use C-o. My keyboard layout is set to dvorak, so the o is right next to a, lending similar convenience. I also haven't run into any serious conflicts in Vim, Emacs, or most shell stuff I do.
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by totallymike 9y ago
I put this thing together a while back to help out with accidentally opening things in the wrong tab. You can right-click on a tab and 'move' it to a different context. It's a bit of a hack, in that it destroys the old tab an
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Death to My Unfinished Game Dev Projects(boingboing.net)
2 points by totallymike 10y ago|0 comments
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Dash 4: Now Available(blog.kapeli.com)
1 points by totallymike 10y ago|0 comments
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by totallymike 10y ago
Look at it like Celsius vs Fahrenheit (this isn't a perfect analogy because both scales measuring the same value, where we're discussing different values, but it'll do). The boiling point of water in Celsius is 100 degrees, a
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by totallymike 10y ago
Honestly I can't tell sometimes if HN is all just satirical internet comments. I read the article, chuckled at the exchange with Joe Armstrong, then opened the HN comments to look at all the grumbling. Turns out there's plenty.
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by totallymike 10y ago
This is marvelous. Thank you! I have copies of the two Motorola manuals, and they are comprehensive and quite useful. The OP is tremendously helpful as well because it's a bit higher level. Now I can flip between the manual for opcodes
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by totallymike 10y ago
I was just using this the other day! I'm hobbling together a Genesis/MegaDrive emulator in Rust, and also trying to wrap my head around the m68k at the same time. It's tough to find good documentation about how the cpu works,
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by totallymike 10y ago
If you ever get yourself in a situation during a rebase, or find that a rebase went wrong, have a look at `git reflog`. Running it gives you a log of all the things `HEAD` has ever pointed at, meaning you can find what you had before a reba
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by totallymike 10y ago
I feel like there's a Doctor Who joke to be made out of this.
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by totallymike 11y ago
I'm delighted to read that inotify will work with this. How's fs performance? Running elasticsearch or just about any compile process in a docker-machine-based container is fairly painful.
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by totallymike 11y ago
I had no idea what this was, or why it might have been dangerous, so I tried it out. I typed stream of consciousness stuff about not really being sure why I was typing for about two minutes, and then paused briefly. I happened to spot the w
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by totallymike 11y ago
You might be able to watch the network tab in the chrome developer tools to see what they send back and forth. Trello also has an api that may prove illustrative.
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by totallymike 11y ago
It's a macro. It takes the result of the prior operation and inserts it as the first parameter of the next operation. More or less it rewrites String.downcase("FOO\0BAR") |> String.split("\0") to S

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