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asdkhadsj

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    Comment #33137701

    For me (Vim user for ~10 years, Kakoune user for ~3 years (iirc), and now Helix user for ~1yr), mouse just feels very natural to skimming. Scroll, scroll, jump, scroll, scroll, scr…

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    Comment #33043125

    Frankly i am quite hopeful for 10 years. Still not sure if/when i want them driving, but these versions of SD make me feel like they're entirely dumb yet feature rich (almost). Ie …

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    Comment #31565310

    hah, i have bobs.mi (ie intentionally missing last letters of my name, letting me do bobs.mi/th sort of stuff). I've often debated setting my email up.. maybe i shouldn't, /shrug T…

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    Comment #31560738

    I had one a long time ago i liked, from Google iirc, something to the effect of 454-5451 (but different, ofc). To which i would rattle off "45 45 45 1" and confuse the hell out of …

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    Comment #31551783

    Any recommendation on hardware piholes? I have a UDM Pro but honestly i don't know how much i trust modifying it at all - i've found Ubiquiti software to be iffy... so i'm a bit he…

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    Comment #31551590

    What sort of cost is associated with pihole, with respect mostly to very latency sensitive things like competitive gaming. Is it problematic?

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    Comment #23759320

    Do you host the content as well? What's the legality of that? I ask because I want to embed some archiving and "reader mode" logic into an app of mine that would be FOSS and self h…

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    Comment #23716051

    > This applies in any case where one language is more complex than another. You can write almost any style of any language in C++, for example. True, but my point was primarily tha…

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    Comment #23714083

    Yea I just mentioned that in another post, I'd love to see studies like this that try to analyze police and biases towards minorities. Are you aware of any?

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    Comment #23714054

    I'm also curious about metrics on racial bias of police. From what I've seen (in other studies, I've not yet looked at this one) shootings don't look immediately biased. However I …

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    Comment #23713318

    What's the reasoning here? (not challenging you, just want to make sure I understand your thought process) . I imagine it's something to do with the fact that some of the words won…

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    Comment #23713215

    After using Go for ~5 years, so many little things in Rust blew me away. I thought I was okay with Go's "enums" but then I saw Rust's Enums. Most notably, the real enum type combin…

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    Comment #23704633

    I'm most curious on when they'll be knocking on the door of open source projects next. Notably, anyone who uses any crypto. As much as I hate it, I can at least understand the back…

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    Comment #23690177

    Man, I love the idea of Scuttlebutt but I hate the developer UX. I'm writing some apps that I wanted to put on SSB but have all but given up on the idea. Something about SSB, as a …

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    Comment #23689943

    Nope, but that shouldn't be required I'd think? It's not locally, for example - as long as each layers resulting hash has not changed the cache is reused. Likewise on CI, if I repe…

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    Comment #23682355

    Oh yea, I wasn't picking on Rust. If anything I tend to defend Rust haha. As far as what we did to cache, nothing fancy - using Docker build layers. I add my Cargo files (lock/toml…

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    Comment #23681271

    > On the other hand I tried introducing Rust for a small part of a larger ecosystem and the cold compile times were so bad we rewrote the functionality in C. It shaved minutes off …

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    Comment #23652674

    Thanks for this, looks interesting!

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    Comment #23652648

    Does your article address strategies for mitigating this bias? I, as a politically left leaning person, often recognize my biases but I have difficulty absorbing the "other side" o…

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    Comment #23539345

    > you're better off getting it to generate a 50+ character random password (including uppercase, lowercase, numbers and symbols). Lol I wish. Almost all of the important sites I us…

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    Comment #23539292

    I'd imagine the risk is pretty great, for the same reason I wouldn't paste a password here that I use. Sure, you may not know who I am, but if you were the site itself you get a to…

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    Comment #23520846

    I'm not sure what fast or slow is. I think on average I spend 1-10s compiling. Eg when I run my tests, or run a server. However that is during my normal workflow. Ie the thing I do…

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    Comment #23499357

    Any comments on optimal lighting for a home office? Or, as your setup is? A nice bright working area sounds nice. Bonus if it's good light, and not something that will feel unnatur…

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    Comment #23476989

    What's the advantage? While a common protocol at first glance sounds nice, I'd imagine the devil and validity of any test is in the actual implementation. So TAP, as far as I can t…

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    Comment #23476894

    Can anyone recommend a resource for learning how to diagram? Notably, I don't want to free-design directional relationships that are counter intuitive to what people expect. Eg, if…