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by toupeira 8y ago
How does Google Drive support tags? All I can find is adding files/folders to additional folders through the non-discoverable Ctrl-Z shortcut, which seems like a very roundabout way of implementing tags. IMHO it really needs labels as
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by toupeira 8y ago
Relevant reading: https://johnhiggs.com/newsletter-10/
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by toupeira 8y ago
It really is an awesome plugin, very simple but such a timesaver :) Thanks for all your work!
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by toupeira 8y ago
Check out https://github.com/zef/vim-cycle to extend Ctrl-A/Ctrl-X to arbitrary groups of words, e.g. to cycle between true and false.
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by toupeira 8y ago
I read somewhere that selecting a bit of text before clicking the "I'm not a robot" checkbox helps to avoid the Recaptcha popup. I've started doing this and think I've been seeing them far less often, but of course
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by toupeira 8y ago
Some Git aliases I use constantly, with a rebase-heavy workflow: di = diff dc = diff --cached ap = add -p unstage = reset HEAD -p discard = checkout -p ci = commit -v ca = commit -va amend = commit -v --a
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by toupeira 8y ago
Here are some resources on the topic of self-management, in case you're not familiar with them yet: - https://sociocracy30.org/ - http://www.reinventingorganizationswiki.com/ - https://wiki.
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by toupeira 8y ago
Which plugin are you using? Looking at https://langserver.org/#implementations-client there are at least four of them, and IIRC the neovim folks are also working on a native implementation.
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by toupeira 8y ago
Secret Agent and Illinois Street Lounge for me.
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by toupeira 8y ago
Yes, also OpenID Connect.
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by toupeira 8y ago
You should take a proper look once, you'll be amazed at all the different modules implementing the same functionality over and over again (e.g. globbing, promisifying, or the myriad of `is-*` single-function packages). Why is that bad?
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by toupeira 8y ago
And behold, it is :)
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by toupeira 8y ago
You forgot the part where we should be able to customize those solutions to our own unique needs and environments, otherwise we're sacrificing personal agency and responsibility to the whims of organizations who very clearly don&#x27
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by toupeira 8y ago
Hmm... isn't science itself a form of technology? :)
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by toupeira 10y ago
Read more closely, the hypothesis is that bicameralism was an evolutionary stage in human consciousness that broke down at some point in antiquity. So it would entirely be expected that you don't experience it anymore :)
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by toupeira 10y ago
They recently added a per-user pricing model, so maybe they would be open to suggestions.
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by toupeira 10y ago
That's because Erlang developers have good taste ;-) But Elm is actually moving in that direction, the last release added a process abstraction inspired by Elixir, and I've read they're even considering BEAM as a compile targ
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by toupeira 10y ago
It's not really new though, see for example Omniauth for Ruby.
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by toupeira 10y ago
But UI's have to be async if they want to be responsive, while the HTTP request-response cycle (which is what Node is predominantly used for) is completely synchronous. Sure, things like WebSockets are changing this, but you don&#x27
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by toupeira 10y ago
The original title of the thread was indeed "Fuchsia. (a new operating system from Google?)" I came here through the RSS feed, and likely would have ignored it without the "Google" mention.
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by toupeira 10y ago
I use letsencrypt.sh which also works well.
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by toupeira 10y ago
That's pretty much what they've been doing so far, except with minor versions (e.g. 3.19 was the development version of 3.20).
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by toupeira 10y ago
The bigger problem is things disappearing too quickly, e.g. as soon as your mouse moves one pixel away from a CSS hover menu it's gone.
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by toupeira 10y ago
Death to all fanatics!
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by toupeira 10y ago
Have you tried theoldreader.com? Not sure if search is free since I'm on their paid account, but the feeds definitely update more reliably than other readers I tried, especially with private one-subscriber feeds.
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by toupeira 10y ago
Depends, it might prevent somebody from building a proper app because the slow one is "good enough".
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by toupeira 10y ago
Why not make a screencast?
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by toupeira 11y ago
Also check out Stewart Lee.
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by toupeira 11y ago
I absolutely agree, everyone who's only familiar with Louis CK's standup should watch his brilliant shows "Louie" and "Horace & Pete", especially the latter is totally ground-breaking in its approach to com
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by toupeira 11y ago
Which is why I love the Space Next addon for Firefox ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/space-next/ )

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