vulcan01

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by vulcan01 6y ago
Arc is built in / runs on Racket: http://www.arclanguage.org/install
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> the excellent text ui libs in go I'm working on a go cli project now and I'm looking for a good one, which one are you using?
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by vulcan01 6y ago
Most (all?) Alacritty commands use the command key on Mac: command+c to copy, etc. Or maybe it's something with .alacritty.yml or keybinding?
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by vulcan01 6y ago
FYI, you can use vim's clipboard register * on linux/Mac (might be + on Windows?) to make it use the system clipboard. (Or `:set clipboard=unnamed`)
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> they all seem to be doing fine off donations. They may be doing fine, but I bet that, for most, donations aren't their only source of income and they probably have another job.
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> In many countries (for example in the UK) it is illegal to work for free (even if you want to) and every worker has to be paid at least a minimum wage. This is slightly off-topic, but how does volunteering work?
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by vulcan01 6y ago
What's the issue with setting up your station inside an RV? A large RV should easily fit your setup I think.
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> Bats have tons of coronaviruses Out of curiosity - are bats affected by these coronaviruses? If not, what's different about bats (as compared to humans)?
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> 48 laws of power Where are the others?
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> If a cop asks if you want to buy some drugs and you say yes then the cop can be punished, not you, no matter if you might be suspected of wanting to buy drugs. In this engineer's case, this is more like the engineer being a well-k
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by vulcan01 6y ago
Problem is, they have one more digit in their karma than you...
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by vulcan01 6y ago
I get your point in the rest of your comment, but: > My rule of thumb is that anything title "...for Hackers" is crap Remind me what site you're on again?
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> > centuries of case law trying to work out exactly what "free speech" means and how it squares with people's other fundamental, inalienable rights, because in real life it's not, in fact, obvious? > platform t
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by vulcan01 6y ago
Is it just me, or does clicking on one of the links under "Random blogs" send me to a completely different url?
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> She listens a lot better like that for some reason. Maybe because the leash is uncomfortable for her?
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by vulcan01 6y ago
For all ye complaining about LaTeX being hard to use: use pandoc. Pandoc can convert your standard markdown/asciidoc file to many different formats. And, you can embed LaTeX inside, giving you both flexibility and ease of use. https:&
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by vulcan01 6y ago
Have you tried setting up LSC on either vim or emacs? It does everything an IDE does, aside from a debugger. Compile time errors are highlighted as soon as you're done typing, and many other IDE-like features.
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by vulcan01 6y ago
Here's one issue I see with American law... which is that the (US) government has, in the past, passed laws (such as the Sedition Laws) and it takes a long time for those cases to get to the Supreme Court, so if the government wants to
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by vulcan01 6y ago
(Not GP) Here are the links to the docs: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Using_CSS_c... https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/p
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> database, a queue service, ... a session store I use these three both remote and locally, and start all of these using a simple shell script.
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> current US legal system To clarify, this is part of the US Constitution (Supremacy Clause). https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artVI_C2_1_1_...
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> any product is harmful to hair on a daily basis Wait, really? I shower twice a day... is water fine? How do you keep your hair clean?
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by vulcan01 6y ago
He commented on this a couple hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26469566
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by vulcan01 6y ago
How old is your kid? If he's in middle school and has a bit of prior programming experience CS50 by Harvard (on edX) is a pretty engaging and thorough introduction to programming (it's how I got started...)
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by vulcan01 6y ago
Making mods for videogames (like Minecraft mods) might be more accessible/easier to start with.
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> suddenly vilified minority Asian Americans have been targets of racial attacks for long before the start of coronavirus. http://lite.cnn.com/en/article/h_b23f80fae7a40a9358c39377e47...
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> she opened VS Code Until this point I had been expecting that she was an Emacs user and would use an arcane series of shortcuts to scaffold the entire YAML file...
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by vulcan01 6y ago
Coloured contacts...
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by vulcan01 6y ago
The value is constant for each iteration : they don't want formInput to change on line 43, for example.
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by vulcan01 6y ago
> dead end rural lifestyle Sorry, but who's growing your food?

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