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Comment #42823173
This is dumb; I love it.
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Comment #41837163
I do. It works so well I've almost taken it for granted.
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Comment #39432339
This looks neat! I've never really been in to web development, but I'm curious... is it possible to create a standalone .html file for a browser-delivered app? Like, not just PWA o…
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Comment #37021486
I wonder if Rancher Desktop, et al, works with testcontainers.org?
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Comment #37021459
Just joined a team and received an M1 Pro laptop but licensed docker isn't in the budget... tl;dr a bit early to tell, but I think it works. podman-desktop is pretty rough, but it …
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Comment #34952561
I agree. It doesn't take long to get to the author's thoughts on the most common cause: lack of subject matter expertise. That's cold comfort for those who are working against a ti…
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Comment #34106513
I'm not sure what you're missing. I think aggregators are great for a lot of things, but I primarily use it for discovery. I infrequently contribute (like this, I guess?). After di…
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Comment #34078046
Thank you for sharing this.
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Comment #33398824
Ha! That’s not all that different from my experience. I was going to ask if we’ve collectively given up on arguing against DevOps as a title, role, department, etc.
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Comment #30398049
I love org-babel, but am I alone in thinking it’s probably best-used for well-understood workflows? Prototyping something with org-babel usually forces me to kill emacs when it han…
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Comment #29809612
Never mind! I see that this was committed some 10 years ago now. I'm not sure how long GitHub has been doing org-mode rendering or if this was originally hosted in GitHub.
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Comment #29809537
'publishing' is doing some heavy lifting here... I wonder why the author didn't prefer a .org extension on the file. GitHub does a pretty decent job of displaying org-mode as if it…
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Comment #29370672
Naively, I imagine the rate of 404s or the percentage of 404s as compared to all responses could be helpful in such a service.
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Comment #28604092
Neat! Though, I’m a little surprised to see #lispgames still on Freenode. Is the drama behind us already?
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Comment #28393536
In recent podman releases, yes. https://podman.io/blogs/2021/01/11/podman-compose.html
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Comment #27643809
In a sibling comment, I was wondering about projects that are trying ASTs. I haven't read deeply about it, but I recalled that [pijul][1] might be a way forward. [1]: https://pijul…
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Comment #27643466
I've seen the suggestion of VCS/SCM storing ASTs rather than plaintext for a decade now. Are you aware of any projects that are trying to address this?
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Comment #27642155
I started writing a long-winded thing to enumerate the problems with Teams that no product person at Microsoft will ever see, so why bother? It's a terrible product. The purported …
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Comment #27575248
I’m really not trying to be too snarky, but with the labor market as it is in 2021, 10 interviews in a month is achievable by merely possessing a pulse. What am I missing?
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Comment #27174169
I’m a bit of a pythonista, but I haven’t worked on anything very complex for a couple of years. Maybe my experience is still a little shallow in SWE topics, but can you reify this …
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Comment #25670845
I am a developer too, but I haven’t noticed any of these issues on my 16GB M1 MacBook Pro. macOS has been nothing short of zippy. I wonder why you believe that everyone’s ignoring …
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Comment #25593021
Truly my own ignorance... help me out! Is this port strictly for Apple silicon, ~ARM64, or is that the same thing? Where would this leave support for say, AWS Graviton instances?
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Comment #25413216
I just left a job due in large part to terrible knowledge management. This is lovely. Thank you.
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Comment #25276509
This is lovely. Thank you.
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Comment #25103610
I've looked at this with some curiosity over the past year, but it was only this morning that I decided to take a closer look. While I'm a huge fan of GitLab, I think this is reall…