wyclif

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by wyclif 2y ago
Also: using JS for things where HTML and CSS would have been sufficient, creating some of the issues above.
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by wyclif 2y ago
Or does it mean it's a trivial decision, as trivial as deciding what fast food joint to choose?
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We Are in Need of Renaissance People(victorhanson.com)
19 points by wyclif 2y ago|38 comments
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by wyclif 2y ago
>and then to the Wendy's it is I didn't really catch that pop culture reference. What does that mean?
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by wyclif 2y ago
It's a bonfire, turn the lights out
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by wyclif 2y ago
Yes, because ZIRP and QE are deflationary policies: they reduce the amount of interest paid by the government.
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by wyclif 2y ago
It's amazing how many people's opinion of PHP is stuck in a time warp from 10-20 years ago. It's now a much better language than it was then. It's fascinating to see programmer snobbery in real time.
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by wyclif 2y ago
That's why he should have kept it a secret. Envy is a pervasive effect. Do everything possible to counteract it.
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by wyclif 2y ago
What does "USA FULLY REMOTE" mean? In the past, "fully remote" meant the job could be done from anywhere in the world, but adding the "USA" makes it sound like it's remote in the USA only, which is not &qu
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by wyclif 2y ago
Does it fit the definition of a hack, or not?
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by wyclif 2y ago
I was really saddened when he died. I was sorry that he never got the help that he needed. What Jack needed was an intervention by his friends. He allowed the thing he loved the most in life (the AT) to kill him instead of being resigned to
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by wyclif 2y ago
Same. I just installed it yesterday and I'm loving that it doesn't use symlinks and has file encryption for secrets (e.g., API keys).
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Managing Dotfiles with Chezmoi(stoddart.github.io)
3 points by wyclif 2y ago|2 comments
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by wyclif 2y ago
I'm an AT hiker but I hate the short-shorts. I prefer the length to be just above the knee. If you've ever walked through a tall patch of poison ivy before you noticed what it was, you'll understand.
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by wyclif 2y ago
Found this legend. I hiked with him in '98 and '99. I'd absolutely put Baltimore Jack in the top 10 of American outdoorsmen of all time. I think he thru-hiked the entire AT eight times. Pretty sure that's the record: ht
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by wyclif 2y ago
Hey, I had never heard about chezmoi before reading your comment, but I just installed it. Took less than 10 minutes to set up from start to finish. I noticed that if you choose to use it to manage your `~/.ssh/config/`, by d
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by wyclif 2y ago
Please do not give up. You are doing something that I think is very important in the educational space.
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by wyclif 2y ago
tmux and zellij don't completely overlap on features, though. So I'm pretty sure some people are using both.
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by wyclif 2y ago
BallerToDo is pretty nifty if you want something simple and web-based that uses the Eisenhower Matrix: https://ballertodo.com/
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by wyclif 2y ago
>saving the user round trip through the config hell rabbit hole modern vim/emacs ecosystems are That used to be a valid problem, but times have changed. For instance, Neovim has things now like kickstart.nvim and lazy.nvim that solv
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by wyclif 2y ago
Wow, thanks. This is fascinating and it's also a useful outline or storyline for how these sorts of B2B projects come about. Particularly the part about how their current provider couldn't or just didn't want to provide or de
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by wyclif 2y ago
Do you mean vimgolf or Vim Racer?
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by wyclif 2y ago
I'd really like to hear more about how this works and how you got it off the ground.
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by wyclif 2y ago
Cool project! I showed this to my 13 year old son who is a coin and bill collector; he loves it.
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by wyclif 2y ago
Follow up: it would be interesting to see the raw numbers of how many JS Kids have transferred over to Lua development.
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by wyclif 2y ago
What kind of new projects will this new feature in ECMAScript enable? Just spitballing here.
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by wyclif 2y ago
I find this to be an interesting theory, but where is the evidence for it?
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by wyclif 2y ago
That story resonated with me. I remember getting my first, forwarded, rite-of-passage "?" in the subject line Bezos email while at Amazon.
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by wyclif 2y ago
How much ricing have you done of the default config? Lazy loading of plugins is enabled by default— you shouldn't have to do anything. LazyVim handles lazy loading automatically; you don't need to manually configure anything. It s
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by wyclif 2y ago
>neovim is what happens when the javascript kids decide to "improve" one of the best editors ever created I don't think that's accurate. Now, if OTOH you said "the Lua kids" then I'd probably agree.

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