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by w0m 3y ago
And thus give them more encouragement them to shake down the next person, as well as you again the next time they see you on the street.
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by w0m 3y ago
Sounds similar to the '5g rollout caused covid' movement in the states.
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by w0m 3y ago
I wouldn't even go that far: It's less wires to run. Yea; my cars interface has had 3 radical redesigns since I got it (which I mostly appreciate), but think of how much easier to build a Model 3 is when it foregoes 95% of a cars
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by w0m 3y ago
> A) why isn’t this publicized as much as the USA advisory? USA Advisory is new and it's being reported as it's being given. > B) you think safety concerns for countries you’ve inked are equal to the USA? Apples/Orang
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by w0m 3y ago
By that argument every action ever is hypocritical. Yes, Canada can do better. No, that doesn't mean they shouldn't mean they can have no published discussion on (markedly worse) situations abroad. Two unrelated things that need t
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by w0m 3y ago
A better way to describe it. Have you ever brought in a new engineer; and their first pull request gets a dozen or more 'Change this' 'this won't handle X'? Watch an NCGs face as the avalanche of (mostly minor, bu
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by w0m 3y ago
a joke about UK govt wasting money
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by w0m 3y ago
> What is it about Goodreads that makes people want to use it? I dive deep into a number of long-running series. Cosmere/Sanderverse, Star Wars, Dresden Files as examples. Once you step away from a series/topic for a bit, it&
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by w0m 3y ago
while I <3 poetry - they need to speed it up with a complicated hierarchy.
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by w0m 3y ago
Alright - this looks amazing - thank you. I'm surprised I missed it, What's the best place to stay ontop of new/awesome neovim plugins? I admit to not having paid as much attention to /r/neovim as in past years a
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by w0m 3y ago
> render data in a specific format Honestly; a (?rest?) API to push content and trigger updates would potentially cause me to buy immediately if I can self host all the required parts. I've been trying to come up with a household G
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by w0m 3y ago
I do use that plugin actually; TPope is an absolute boss. The One missing feature I find myself moving to VSCode for that's not in the Vim plugin yet is the ability to open up an interactive chat session and ask: "Please parse &l
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by w0m 3y ago
I <3 neovim, but copilot has me in vscode more than i'd like. all of these tools are amazing; seriously excited about the future here.
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by w0m 3y ago
The problem when you do 2 'just enough' for it to (barely) work - if you show it to your manager, they'll Ships It and you'll get put on a new project to hack together.
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by w0m 3y ago
This looks magical o.0 I try to not install third party; but I think this will do it. Thanks.
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by w0m 3y ago
a few years ago (~2018?) I got excited about trying Org, and installed Doom Emacs on my (~18mo) old rMBP and it was slow-to-unusable. After ~30m of unproductive debug, i went back to vimwiki. The onboarding even with a distribution can be
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by w0m 3y ago
On Mac, I'd always open up alfred, Paste, then copy it again to strip formatting. Pita but it worked and was rote after years of use. cmd-space, cmd-v,cmd-a,cmd-x (buffer is now stripped)
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by w0m 3y ago
Just why can't you search it? I used Alfred religiously on OSX for this functionality; and it's almost there.
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by w0m 3y ago
Honestly - Depends on the Job. When coding, I generally want ~no formatting by default. But When I'm pulling a code chunks into an email or similar; to preserve easier readability I can either copy from terminal with formatting or se
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by w0m 3y ago
I did the Vim -> NeoVim switch a while back (pre-vim9script) and lack of standardized GUI is a non trivial issue. There are solution(s) - but allof them have had too much friction to fit in a workflow for me. Definitely a concern.
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by w0m 3y ago
honestly kind of. I have (multiple) varied layout keyboards as swapping between them changes finger/arm/wrist levels. My finger/wrist pain (almost) went away when I started moving to a different layout every few weeks. I wa
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by w0m 3y ago
My last 3 keyboard purchases have all been some level of split for this reason (Work, WFH Desk, and tertiary WFH desk).
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by w0m 3y ago
Everyone kind of finds their niche program to dig into unhealthily. One of my professors did that with Excel. When I got my first job. I did that with Vim. 15m hacking on my .vimrc for every hour coding that first year I think. Time well
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by w0m 3y ago
This is dumb. Are people 'phubbing' and damaging the marriage or is a damaged marriage more apt to have 'phubbing'? No evidence either way. Much stupid.
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by w0m 3y ago
> There is no connection between alumni donations and capital investments except decisions that university leadership chooses to make. Not (always) true. Direct example with Carnegie Mellon - David Tepper was upset the business school (h
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by w0m 3y ago
It's not perfect , but it's still generally valuable. I do still bounce between VSCode/NeoVim (depending how often my current task will need a stable debugger vs how often i need better neovim code search), so I see how the
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by w0m 3y ago
I blame Spez. Thank you.
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by w0m 3y ago
https://www.artima.com/weblogs/viewpost.jsp?thread=98196 map/reduce (for better or worse) get a bad rap. Some blog or training I took when first starting up with the language told me 'map/reduce Bad&#x2
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by w0m 3y ago
> turns my brain to mush in short order I assume this is everyone. Can only carefully answer so many questions in crappy lighting before the brain dissipates.
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by w0m 3y ago
You're conflating. As a small business, he can do small targeted advertising and expect some positive results. Untargeted simply wouldn't be feasible at a low scale to expect results. Targeted advertising does allow 'the litt

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