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favadi
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Comment #42850386
It doesn't look like much of an improvement over `tools/tools.go` with blank imports like this: ``` //go:build tools package tools import ( _ "github.com/xxx/yyy" ... ) ```
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Comment #42522020
Thanks, that's exactly what I am used to!
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Comment #42520381
For some reasons, the font looks thinner compare to Kitty on macOS. Not sure if it is a bug or intentional.
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Comment #41231568
Calif discovered stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vunerability in Substack
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Comment #41013372
> S3 is a horrible interface with a terrible lack of features. Because turn out that most applications do not require that many features when it comes to persistent storage.
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Comment #38126948
> When you search "golang" on google for a long time, the question "Why people hate Go?" comes up at the top. I don't see this article in the first page when searching for golang. …
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Comment #38126911
Single letter variables like `i`, `j`? How `index1`, `index2` is any better?
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Comment #37011469
Sending heartfelt condolences to Bram's family. His last commit is just one month ago: https://github.com/vim/vim/commit/4c0089d696b8d1d5dc40568f25... . I wonder who else has acces…
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Comment #36981046
Even the fanless configuration is still fast enough for most use cases.
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Comment #36981034
Something is very off with ThinkPad development recently. A few years ago, I could pick any T-Series ThinkPad and expect them to have excellent Linux support. My last two ThinkPads…
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Comment #35786511
> Abstractions lead to coupling and complexity. Without abstractions, we would still programming using punched cards.
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Comment #35523989
rr is pure magic! I wish that it is available on macOS.
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Comment #35523970
I tried nvim-dap but it is somewhat clunky, unintuitive to use. Turn out that that using delve, gdb, pydb directly on the command line is fine, I don't really need editor integrati…
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Comment #35481044
> EditorConfig support is now builtin. That's great, one less plugin to install.
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Comment #35272741
Why would anyone want to use Ubuntu 4ee7bb27a0ff1cbc203a0df93919980ccbcfd4f1 over Ubuntu 22.04?
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Comment #35093112
I feel lucky when decided to buy a Brother printer instead of HP. Super easy to setup, press the WPS button once to connect to WI-FI and I can start printing from my Ubuntu laptop …
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Comment #35010063
Now I finally understand the comment in another Emacs thread. I thought people was talking about the Mew - a mail reader for Emacs.
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Comment #35008183
Which walled garden you are talking about? You can install any programs you like, just like on Windows or Linux.
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Comment #34289272
I don't think C-x C-s + C-x C-q is any easier.
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Comment #33967550
If I'm a cook, I should not cook outside of the restaurant ever?
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Comment #33673116
Maybe it’s obvious from the blog post, but I just want to point out that Tiddlywiki saver works out of the box if it is served via WebDAV. All you have to do is: install Nginx, ena…