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Ajnasz

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    Comment #44644211

    I created an alternative because of nvm's slowness: https://github.com/Ajnasz/znvm

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    Comment #41366701

    Can't change the zoom on the page, what terrible UX.

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    Comment #40050626

    How often developers encounter performance issues coming from the slow framework, so they need to switch to a fast one? Which one is the slow?

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    Comment #40010123

    > Avoid using more complicated markup languages like HTML in the README file, however, because it should be convenient to read on a text-only terminal And that's what README.md fil…

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    Comment #39753929

    The only cookie I would accept that I don't accept any other cookies.

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    Comment #38191809

    But if you already have it in your favorite language, why would you need to translate it to bash or jq? :)

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    Comment #38022183

    It might be useful for you that, in Go, maps do not shrink their memory usage when elements are deleted. [1] https://vivasoftltd.com/golang-mistakes-1-maps-and-memory-le... [2] htt…

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    Comment #37232880

    What happened with the "above the fold" rule, that we put important info where the user don't need to scroll. I clicked through some of them and I only see huge titles with paralla…

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    Comment #36431312

    I guess it's the same in most of languages. If you raise a general exception with a custom message you'll have to check the message not it's type.

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    Comment #36239066

    This whole "I accept these cookies" is broken from the beginning. First of all, why they want to use any of those cookies which are not needed? Use a session cookie, so I can be lo…

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    Comment #32497978

    I like the idea of using channels. Maybe it would be good to be able to pass a context for the store, so the loop stops when the context cancelled.

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    Comment #32409352

    Firefox 1(?) already had the error console, which told the _correct line_ where the error happened with more meaningful messages. Unlike IE where the message was something like `Un…

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    Comment #31337138

    A HTML, JavaScript, CSS question. How hard is that?

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    Comment #30941058

    https://ajnasz.hu A personal blog mostly in Hungarian, lately some English posts which is far from perfect, but some might find useful if a search engine honor the site. It's 16 ye…

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    Comment #30931302

    > 4.2.2 Idiomatic err variable capture. I'm trying to reproduce that in this play: https://go.dev/play/p/3wkkfN3bMfH Based on the study, I expect that the final print would print `…

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    Comment #29533027

    Usually I don't accept cookies. Sometimes it's not that hard, but sometimes you would need to click through like hundreds(!) of checkboxes, so you don't want the cookie from them, …

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    Comment #29189868

    It's web based, not vim based, isn't it?

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    Comment #28442059

    Have you tried zathura? https://pwmt.org/projects/zathura/

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    Comment #27108088

    What is it good for? Why would you want to execute shell commands from JavaScript. If you already know the command, then why don't you just use the shell? Or why don't you just use…

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    Comment #25275844

    Some years ago Slack advertised itself as a tool to replace e-mail too..

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    Comment #25162319

    I used Envy Code R [1] for many years, recently I changed to Iosevka Term SS10 [2], which is kinda same. [1] https://damieng.com/blog/2008/05/26/envy-code-r-preview-7-co... [2] htt…

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    Comment #25028034

    Still no tail call optimization? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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    Comment #25006656

    > - add JSdoc tags so that IntelliJ can detect type mismatches. Yes, it's so awesome when colleagues writing lots of useless stuff into the code so they IDE can show some fancy pop…