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by whelming_wave 6y ago
I use `!rust` all the time when I just want to pull up the rust docs quickly, since their search is much more effective when I just want to know about the API for a File or something, though I don't get much more value out of them than
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by whelming_wave 6y ago
I agree that Github is not the solution the open source community is looking for, and feel the pain of the lacking privacy controls. Still, I feel that development on Github is much more accessible than that on a mailing list, and there&#x2
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by whelming_wave 6y ago
I can't speak for others, but I'm driven away from contributing to projects that use mailing lists because there's a high barrier to entry, and here's a source of other people having the same issue[1] to corroborate my a
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by whelming_wave 6y ago
There's a quantum chess game on Steam, titled Quantum Chess.
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by whelming_wave 6y ago
If you’re on macOS, the screen blanking is a known issue that’s happening because of some unknown interaction between the OS rendering and Emacs double buffering. IIRC, the mailing list thread about it concluded saying that nobody who wante
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by whelming_wave 6y ago
Scrolling is not sufficient consent to tracking/a privacy policy. Even if it were, the cookie box triggering, shadowing the entire page, and then having the only option on the box be "Okay, got it" wasn't a great user ex
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by whelming_wave 6y ago
IIRC, this is happening because of the complete internal rewrite - the relevant APIs to expose to extensions simply don't exist yet, and they're implementing them to get the most-wanted extensions available first.
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by whelming_wave 6y ago
Given the efforts of you and others in this thread, it’s apparent that it isn’t “almost everyone else”.
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by whelming_wave 6y ago
It lets you check that a+b > a for unknown unsigned b or signed b known > 0, to make sure addition didn’t overflow. I’m rather certain all modern C compilers will optimize that check out.
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by whelming_wave 6y ago
I've found this kind of pattern much nicer in an application context. Rust sort of has this going on with anyhow[1] for applications and thiserror[2] for libraries (or just writing your own Error type). [1]: https://crates.i
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by whelming_wave 6y ago
Definitely. At that point, they need to weigh the cost of migrating their existing project to a new platform, or to maintain the patches that will allow the old platform to have the flexibility they need. It's important to remember tha
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by whelming_wave 6y ago
I don't understand your argument about ecosystem being far more important. People ceasing use of any of the tools necessarily removes them from the ecosystem and community. They have no reason to care about those things.
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by whelming_wave 6y ago
Your fork isn't a significant amount of work, unless they've really threaded in the must-be-in-Elm-Kernel check throughout the entire compiler. Versus trying to rewrite your dependency in Elm rather than enabling importing JS, ena
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by whelming_wave 6y ago
What would they do? I'm not sure there's an actual threat to follow through on. They can't block a forked compiler from, for example, using official packages without close-sourcing their own compiler (to prevent it from bring
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
I’m sure the company will be able to suffer through the losses - and if it can’t, was it a viable business in the first place?
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
Since we're seeing business in a rent strike, I wonder how well a rent strike would work for the average citizen.
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
Anecdotally, I feel like my hands have changed to be slimmer after 3.5 years of estrogen, but I haven't taken any measurements and don't have detailed photos of my hands before/after.
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
Here you go: sort all files in the current directory by modification time, whitespace-in-filenames-safe. The `printf (od -> sed)' construction converts back out of null-separated characters into newline-separated, though feel free t
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
For plain old `text-gray-500`, they're pretty similar. One advantage that Tailwind has is screen sizes - you might write `flex items-center justify-between mobile:flex-col` for a row that turns into a column on smaller screens where th
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
I do this in production a few places by setting a div with no content or only absolutely position content to have padding-bottom of the aspect ratio in %. That gets calculated from the width, so if the image is 4:3 my ratio is 75%; 200px wi
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
You might consider changing overflow: scroll to overflow: auto so that on short bios it isn't forced to show scroll bars.
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
It’s more apparent on other things - I probably should have searched for flights or movies or something else more interactive. Firefox-as-itself doesn’t get any nice features like upcoming movie times without going into other websites, whil
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
I can’t speak to better, but the first is unmodified user agent and the second is spoofing mobile Chrome’s.
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
It is very different on mobile. I just took some screenshots of Google search on Firefox on Android before and after enabling an addon that sets my user agent to Chrome on Google sites: https://imgur.com/a/P9zDn7B
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
You might be able to create something similar by combining expect with asciinema, like $ expect_command=' log_user 0 spawn bash interact timeout 1 return send "ps aux | rg asciinema\n" interact timeout 3 return
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
I wonder how this compares to Servo[0] - on admittedly not very close inspection it seems like they have a lot of the same ideas. [0]: https://servo.org/
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
https://github.com/lynlevenick/dotfiles Here you go! As it says on the top, it only works on macOS right now unfortunately.
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
Pretty generic, though I've ended up configuring it to launch in ~0.5 seconds: https://github.com/lynlevenick/dotfiles/tree/master/emacs/.e...
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by whelming_wave 7y ago
I recently had to set my development environment up again, and I've gotten it to the point where on macOS I 1. Run `xcode-select --install`, accept prompts etc 2. `git clone` my dotfiles repo 3. `cd` into it and run `rake`, which autom