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by xlii 4y ago
I’d still use Lodash functions over the native ones for chaining [1]. I like Elixir pipelines so this is equivalent. I suppose it depends on preference if someone chain or not. [1]: https://docs-lodash.com/v4/chain&#x2F
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by xlii 4y ago
I recommend calc, I fell in love with RPN and can’t use normal calculators anymore. Never heard about sunrise commander though.
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by xlii 4y ago
I’ve been using Emacs for ~15 years right now, but I don’t recommend it for the last few. I love it, it’s great, and as many others, I tried to move out of it but there was something I couldn’t do I KNEW I could get in Emacs and it frustrat
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by xlii 4y ago
That’s weird. I got opposite experience. It seemed that Windows 10 version was snappier than my setup on MacOS. It did feel quirky to work through ecosystem though.
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by xlii 4y ago
Yup. And it’ll end in trash soon. So much for ecology.
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by xlii 4y ago
I'm poka-yoke kind of person, so I blame process. If it's possible to manufacture incompatible device (that works with some cables and doesn't work with the others) and standard allows it and doesn't require clear markin
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by xlii 4y ago
It wouldn’t light up nor it wouldn’t be recognized by MacOS. When using provided USB-A -> USB-C cable and an adapter it did work. It also would light up when connected directly to power source through USB-C. As for “my setup” - it’s non
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by xlii 4y ago
I'd love to answer this, but due to lack of marking I can only say "different". Multiple Apple cables, that's for sure, different variety too (as Apple has those thicker fast-charge cables). So as for "thicker"
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by xlii 4y ago
USB-C is a dumpster fire. I tried 10 different cables to try to hook up Stream Deck to MBP. None of it worked. Beside TB3 one they’re unhelpfully unmarked. The only one that worked was 5m Meta one but I don’t want to have a cable coil on my
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by xlii 4y ago
Nitpicking - most of the people spend their lives with ~1-3e-10 of % of world's population, but it's not about statistical correctness. If I'd say that 99% women aren't good for me, that'd be still technically true,
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by xlii 4y ago
Passive strategy works well when men are young and/or horny. When horny phase wears off the same passiveness is a reason why marriages end. >In the digital dating sphere, “burning the haystack” means obliterating 99 per cent of the
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by xlii 4y ago
I'm unfortunately on the luckier side of frontlines, so not going to risk it, bu I'm totally open to a BBQ ;)
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by xlii 4y ago
I have a theory for that: I think that men are simply lost in modern times. Love, for example, has been popularized to be a romantic movie-cliché where handsome guy spends his daytime on a picnic during middle of the day (middle of the week
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by xlii 4y ago
I absolutely understand and I agree with you. I suppose you have much more data and probably research. But on the other hand I believe Google also has literally infinite amount of developers. Thus, it should be easy to classify and make tha
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by xlii 4y ago
Well I’m usually browsing for development tools & such and some of them are advertised as an out of store downloads (which would be preferable as I prefer Chromium). You did prompt be to check how hard it is though, so allow me to get b
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by xlii 4y ago
I’m really curious what were the arguments against screaming “…and 58 other permission - see full list here” seems like an easy fix. As for the review process, I don’t think it’s good enough. I don’t use Chrome as a daily driver but I’m oft
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by xlii 4y ago
There's this adage saying that no two Emacs configuration are alike, and I concur. Not because of users' uniqueness but due to fact how flexible and malleable it is. It's like a mouthguard that even if it has same brand and c
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by xlii 4y ago
You could, for example, use Python which I believe would be clearer than this R mess ;-) Joking aside though, if src block header (which can have a lot of options set up including specifying environment, tangling other block variable of set
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by xlii 4y ago
Tribism. There are some positions that require you to follow set of unspoken rules just to belong. It’s both proof of inclusion and signaling. Depending on place there might be different factors. It can be as simple as attendance, but it mi
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by xlii 4y ago
This is something that’s on my mind lately. My kids nag me constantly for Facebook/WhatsApp/TikTok etc. Main argument is that peers are using those media and they feel excluded. The thing is that all parties involved is way below
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by xlii 4y ago
And just yesterday I started toying with “orderless” Emacs package which allows that (and more!) - both for underscores and camel case. Since such features often cross environments I wouldn’t be surprised if other editors/IDEs had simi
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by xlii 4y ago
I’m truly scared of Chrome. It pushes proprietary features, from what I know it starts enforcing some analytics/ads without possibility to block it out and there are other thing too, but since I’m not really an user I don’t track them
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by xlii 4y ago
I think you hit the nail on the head. I worked with 10x’s multiple times but there was also something off. One colleague couldn’t be bothered to show on time. He’d still deliver but everyone was stressed because he could get lost for weeks.
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by xlii 4y ago
Not OP but my reason is handling of diacritics on iOS. Typing “e” is a baseline but typing “é” feels like it’s 1.5s: hold “e” wait for diacritics to appear, choose one, continue. Not only this breaks flow but is slow as hell. Word with 4 le
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by xlii 4y ago
I've been in situation where "ServiceRouter" was also doing feature flagging so when debugging 5-year old impossible to solve issue no one looked at it (because, well, it was ServiceRouter not ServiceRouterAndFeatureFlaggerAp
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by xlii 4y ago
I believe AI is plural here and relates to general existing population. It’s not like asking if Stable Diffusion or ChatGPT can do it. Maybe there is specialized commercial AI that aren’t so widely known. There exist right now people with l
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by xlii 4y ago
That's Meta's core business, isn't it? Facebook was threatening to leave EU earlier, I wonder if that will make them act on those threats.
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by xlii 4y ago
Can we expect ROTFLMAOAHAHA to include Holter device?
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by xlii 4y ago
I’m not going to argue with that opinion. DE requires very specific mindset and at least some interest in noir genre. What you describe as filler I would describe as world building. Some people I recommended it to couldn’t get into it, and
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by xlii 4y ago
Disco Elysium. Having played literally thousands games this one is my no. 1 recommendation for a long time. It’s a non-fighting noir RPG where world is the main character. I made three approaches because I was confused by it. Minor spolier

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