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I found the Blender codebase very intriguing. Overall just amazing piece of software and lots to learn from https://github.com/blender/blender .

You should check out dhall-lang

I thought the first example in this blog post on TH was an interesting idea: https://www.parsonsmatt.org/2015/11/15/template_haskell.html

Yup, it's just git. Passwords are files in a git tree so you usually do not run into any conflicts unless you manage to change the same password on both ends, which also should be …

I found my perfect ux with password-store, xmonad, and xmonad-contrib's pass prompt module. It takes a bit of time setting up but it pays for itself. I don't store any passwords in…

1. If you managed to learn a paradigm as arbitrary and unprincipled as OOP, learning pure FP should be a walk in the park. I find it an odd argument to put in the way of progress. …

Then you would capture that and do OCR on it

The "real" Germany is back? The author must not have been there in a while.

I hope not, purescript is a much more sensible option.

Read the manual front to back and install shellcheck. Doing both things has paid off for me a thousand times over. The rest is practice. Complete the bash exercises on Hackerrank. …

Same. That's when I came back for the comments on HN

The changes are detailed in the changelog [0]. I am posting this pre v1 in order to hopefully get feedback or learn about any regressions. The full test suite passes (with some min…

I know it was not a pleasant system to live in if you did not subscribe to it or fell out of luck and I am personally not fond of the extreme emphasize of race. I feel I have to st…

Then again Hitler banned vivisection, introduced hunting restrictions, required animals to be under aneastetic for slaughter and there were plans to ban slaughter houses after the …

Love it, the Readme is hilarious. Looks like you could avoid some code duplication though with a little awk script run by the script on its own source.

You should be able to use ctrl-p/n for arrow up/down. That keeps your hand on the homerow. Forget about arrow keys (especially on a typical mac keyboard).

Control C to cancel

I managed to "rm -rf .git" at one point. Took me about a minute to realize and -surprisingly after -ing i lost nothing (as far as i was aware). Git is freaking hard to break. Also …

The README does not do a good job at conveying this, but you essentially get to see this in your editor buffer: ``` pick by: [ ] ``` This tool will then apply any changes to , and …