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LecroJS

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    Comment #46037584

    Thanks that’s good to know

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    Comment #46034331

    I had this problem too until I forced myself to use the `gcm` alias from oh-my-zsh’s Git plugin. IIRC it checks out to master if it exists, else main. It has almost entirely remove…

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    Comment #44545319

    Thanks. Do you have any places you would recommend buying from? I am guessing Amazon might not be able to meet this criteria.

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    Ask HN: Gift Ideas for 3 year old?

    My niece is turning 3 years old soon and I need to bring something for her birthday. I don’t have much experience buying gifts for kids and am interested in learning what others ha…

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    Comment #44001347

    So is that post’s sentiment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43725229

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    Comment #43739107

    What did you dislike about connecting to Postgres from AWS lambda?

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    Comment #39704495

    Well said. This can go even further by defining JavaScript code as functions in a sheet. For example, if someone pays you back, you click a checkbox in the corresponding cell, and …

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    Comment #36373216

    +1 for Rectangle. It’s the first thing I install after homebrew on any new Mac. I came from Spectacle after EOL and was pleasantly surprised at the additional features (like window…

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    Comment #34932111

    Super smash brothers melee, and it still has a strong grassroots competitive scene. It’s a work of art made in only 9 months

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    Comment #34575144

    Thanks for the extra details, I think I understand what you’re looking for. Have you looked into something like this[1] for generating the macro as an ahk file? Full disclosure: I …

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    Comment #34567993

    This is hilarious. The “final thoughts” section really hit home for me. Thanks for sharing

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    Comment #34567824

    I have an adjacent, simple scripting story. Battlefield 2042 recently had an XP glitch where you could go into a server with BF3 settings, throw ammo to a teammate and get XP for t…

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    Comment #34567693

    Can you expand on “from a specific moment till done” and possibly provide an example? What’s the exit condition? Time? A ui change? Seems like you could write a do_macro function a…

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    Comment #34549367

    Good to know. Thanks for taking the time to share your insight

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    Comment #34546606

    Any recommendations for a under desk treadmill? I’m purchasing a standing desk soon and this seems like a great addition

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    Comment #34403643

    Any source for this? I’ve never heard of this and am curious to learn more.

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    Comment #34403549

    I owe you for indulging in your recommendation - thanks! The lecture quality is unrivaled when held up to the YouTube tutorials of today. For anyone else considering investing the …

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    Comment #34276716

    Any recommendations for one from OP or anyone else with one they’re pleased by?

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    Comment #34175994

    Gotcha, thanks for the insight. Quick background on LSP: I believe vscode either created or popularized accessible LSP integration for other editors. Not sure which it is though

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    Comment #34175570

    What makes you prefer GoLand over another editor with LSP integration? I don’t write much Go but I’m curious if it provides other features for when I inevitably learn it

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    Comment #33694995

    That’s why I use a Jira board for my life goals /s

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    Comment #33648087

    This was the first thing this post made me think of. You blew my mind with this back when I was a kid in school. Extremely memorable. Glad to see I’m in good company in this thread…

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    Comment #33564690

    Thanks. So what does it mean for a program to be memory safe if it can still memory leak? An example or pointing to a resource for further reading would be much appreciated.

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    Comment #33564137

    I have only dabbled in Rust and have no experience with C++/Java/Go. Can you help me understand how those languages would be more memory safe than Rust? My understanding was that s…

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    Comment #33476023

    Thanks for taking the time to write that up–I appreciate the explanation. My only adjacent knowledge here was when I checked the V8 implementation of the `sort` method on the array…