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About git-pull
author: The Tao of tmux (https://leanpub.com/the-tao-of-tmux) available to read for free online at https://leanpub.com/the-tao-of-tmux/free
software libraries: cihai, unihan-etl, tmuxp, libtmux, vcspull, libvcs
tony (at) git-pull.com
https://www.git-pull.com
(If what I say isn't helpful to you, disregard it. Spread the good will and good tidings!)
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Commercial games are shipped on a quick schedule, so this doesn't always apply unless its a project that's maintained/cleaned up. What I'd like to see (2D games): Permissively lice…
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I can't imagine how boasting about superiority working out in well in the end. There has to be an Aesop's Fable short story for this. Bragging about being smarter is a standing inv…
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Thanks for this and the additional information above. Both answers were informative. This is the first time I heard of AcousticBrainz and its sig ( https://acousticbrainz.org/e73f3…
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Comment #20682042
Amazing. Requests: - Would prefer a permissive software license. Not much benefit to GPL. I've seen nice projects I'd have contributed / shared with where collaborative opportunity…
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Comment #20677695
We use https://www.figma.com at work. Give it a shot! https://www.figma.com/templates/wireframe-kits/
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Comment #20672011
They can paywall / block incognito all they want. Just delist the (paywall'd) articles. That's the annoying thing - when articles come up on Google and you can't read them. Please …
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Comment #20669493
Title: please note this is a review of the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Private-Government-Employers-Universi... Aside: If you like to compare-contrast US EU, I found this pap…
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Comment #20632045
It's not at that point yet. PRC does have a garrison inside HK but they're sitting still. It's possible they could go in plain clothed to collect info and provocateur to discredit …
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Good find, I was looking at https://github.com/itsonecube/jtk/blob/3d28ed3/LICENSE
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Comment #20610173
What kind of license is it? Any possibility of ISC / MIT / BSD? Nice to see CMake! And also nice to see an effort to make something lighter than glib. It may be worth looking at BS…
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Comment #20604537
ergodox ez: https://ergodox-ez.com/ - very solidly built. perhaps best build quality of any keyboard i ever had - the z and / keys are ctrl keys, and you need to type , and / twice…
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Comment #20580648
Look up Yamato battleship on youtube ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYrj3gzXgeA , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_battleship_Yamato ) The interpretation I've found is aft…
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I don't think that's what they're saying though. They're talking about what the mailbox while it's in use. I didn't find anything mentioning boxes being property of the USPS, they …
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Comment #20544281
Used fire before and find it works quite well. Especially after dealing with click and having difficulties with it. The neat thing about fire it maps a python file directly to a CL…
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Comment #20542335
> Restricting the queries is backwards. You expose should only expose the few that makes sense in the domain of your app, and optimise for those. With exceptions: Preventing endles…
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Comment #20531881
GitHub page: https://help.github.com/cn/articles/github-and-trade-control... Ukraine: https://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/sanctions/programs/... Iran (from a few days ago: htt…
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Comment #20528426
> I want a way to legally opt out of other such companies collecting and aggregating private data about me. Compare a desire to legally opt out (after checking a box, agreeing to a…
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Comment #20527625
Wish list: - international employees (US, European countries) - better support for employees across-states (they already do many things well in this regard) - taxes - general accou…
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Comment #20525228
My point is - configuration takes time. Having a dev loop to gain velocity is necessary, as is having to deploy. I believe MVP's flouting 1 week figures aren't going that far. Mayb…
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Comment #20517459
There's lots of freedom and flexibility in things that are okay: - Being trustworthy and getting along with workmates is sometimes more valuable than being a favorite / teacher's p…
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Comment #20515451
The stack I suggested is opinionated for an MVP. I won't defend something so specific to my personal case. However there's more than that at play. Let's just assume bootstrapping t…
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Comment #20511662
It takes 1-2 days just to get a frontend setup working the way I want. What create-react-app / @vue/cli gives out of the box isn't sufficient if you're connecting to a backend. I l…
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Comment #20510132
Don't give coding quizzes if they can provide better evidence of their ability. It's unfair in the least, rude at the worst to pigeon-hole "senior" programmers into scenarios / pop…
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Comment #20494263
There's a lack of financial incentive to build TUI apps. It's a niche. It's awesome for power users: no lag, all keyboard driven, raw structured data. But businesses buy slack / tr…