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jandy

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    Comment #47011501

    Primary driver for me (finally) learning tmux.

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    Comment #46535856

    I think you can see this when you look at the downvotes on that GitHub issue on any comment which suggests gating AI access behind a paywall.

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    Comment #46351974

    Sadly, seems to be abandoned. Last commit a year ago.

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    Comment #46063541

    That was surprisingly awesome.

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    Comment #45458926

    Yep, this. I’ve switched to Claude for a while (because I can’t afford max plans for both) and nobody in the real world has any idea what it is I’m talking about. “Oh it’s like Cha…

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    Comment #45328154

    Might want to consider a different name, given there’s an open source CI/CD tool called GoCD already. https://www.gocd.org/

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    Comment #45060137

    Yeah, who’s going to pay for your single person AI-powered vibe coded calendar organiser product when nobody has a job?

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    Comment #45058668

    Ah I hadn’t considered keyboard layouts.

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    Comment #45047880

    Fwiw, that’s actually an En dash not an Em dash. You need a Shift in there to get an Em dash.

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    Comment #14334576

    Thanks. It's an emotive issue, and starting a conversation with "yeah this issue doesn't exist" isn't a great beginning. Fair point that my comment wasn't exactly constructive eith…

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    Comment #14334572

    Having a productive discussion doesn't start with someone outright denying an issue exists, especially in such a white male dominated industry as ours. I'm sorry having an opinion …

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    Comment #14334559

    No, I don't. That's nonsense. But two people doing the same job and achieving results should be paid the same. It's not that complicated.

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    Comment #14334466

    WTF is this shit. You are embarrassing yourself, and assuming you're male you're embarrassing the rest of us who try to fix the decades of prejudice women have had to put up with. …

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    Comment #13992502

    Not OP, but one I came across yesterday was `date`. Linux: `date -d '10 mins ago'` Mac: `date -v -10M` There's loads of tiny differences like this. Often just old versions, and you…

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    Comment #13722683

    Interesting, thanks for the reply. I wonder which password manager the original Project Zero thread referred to then if not 1Password.

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    Comment #13721743

    I'm confused by the "not affected" remarks. I thought the issue was any site which passes data through cloudflare could be leaked by requests to a different site, due to their data…

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    Comment #10275556

    Haskell and Erlang come to mind. They probably weren't the first either.

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    Comment #8214905

    How does this compare to JSON when gzipped? I imagine any size benefit of stripping colons and parenthesis is negligible compared to a good compression.

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    Comment #7419642

    I think ajanuary's point, and I felt the same thing, is that the name "Optimizely" does not say anything to me about A/B testing; hence, it doesn't do what it sounds like. In fact,…

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    Comment #7332575

    The thing which excites me the most about this is the little LTE symbol in the corner. Why? So your navigation app can update itself. We had a Range Rover a few years ago which had…

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    Comment #7154241

    I'd love to do that, but the rights are a bit tricky. I'll talk to him about it, but it's not really his permission to give.

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    Comment #7153768

    Great! I had some fun with this, and learned why Mobi is so frowned on by ebook publishers. Glad it turned out ok though. I'm reading it on my Kindle at the moment too.

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    Comment #7153761

    If it's not too much trouble, could you paste your error into an Issue on Github? I haven't done any testing on the Makefile, so it'd be good to get it fixed up if I've done anythi…

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    Comment #7153753

    I'm surprised that even turns out as well as it does. Those headers are for pandoc. I guess Github must have a Yaml extension to their Markdown renderer which is picking it up.