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anarchyrucks

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    Congratulations on the new release Yorick! Inko is pretty close to the ideal language I'd like to use in 2022. I'll give this new version a try soon.

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    Comment #31768775

    Today is officially the "Electron Alternative Day".

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    Comment #27333109

    Reminds me of "the box" from Silicon Valley comedy series.

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    Comment #24342282

    Solve some of the Advent of Code challenges and you should be good to go.

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    Comment #23600354

    A native text editor with VS Code's capabilities.

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    Comment #23514935

    This surprisingly came out good! https://music-grid.surge.sh/#3344-64-0-3344-0-1089-0-3096-0-...

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    Comment #23390193

    For work.

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    Comment #23382063

    Do a bit of Rust and then C++ will make sense after you learn about ownership and lifetimes.

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    Comment #23346035

    Parsing from first principles by Saša Jurić [0] is a good video on writing parser combinator in Elixir. [0] https://youtu.be/xNzoerDljjo

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    alias rm=trash I have a habit of cleaning up the workspace in my machine. This alias saved me a 1000 times already.

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    Title needs an edit to clarify what kind of framework this is.

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    Comment #23289490

    Thanks! Loved the presentation.

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    You can get vim shortcuts as well. zsh: bindkey -v bash: set -o vi

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    Not browsing per se but I've been reading https://datadass.dev/ and reading source code of various storage engines and their documentation. SQLite and Postgres have a very good doc…

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    I finally "understood" C++ after writing a bit of Rust and studying the ownership principle.