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phunehehe0

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    Comment #38216709

    Have you tried Quinze? https://www.programmingfonts.org/#quinze I was on a quest to find the narrowest font and Quinze was the answer. It's something like 20% narrower than Iosevka…

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    Comment #37134605

    Consider the chance of winning at least 100 times. It's 1 over 2^100, and you win at least 2^100. So the small chance and the big reward "balance out", kind of. But the reward is n…

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    Comment #34095023

    What I've been taught is, the part of the sentence after the "but" is the part that's being emphasized. Imagine if you had written: > I've seen shade-tree mechanics show a complete…

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    Comment #32654699

    This is interesting if true. How can people verify that your extension is compatible with Manifest V3? I can see on the Chrome Web Store that the latest version of your extension w…

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    Comment #32058051

    Quinze https://www.programmingfonts.org/#quinze I was on a quest to find the narrowest font and Quinze was the answer. It's something like 20% narrower than Iosevka, which is alrea…

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    Comment #29629512

    You are not alone! I just checked the Git history and it seems we were indeed mistaken, at least since 2017. It might have been just hard to see from the website. "Insomnia is avai…

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    Comment #29599994

    I'm a little bit of a color freak. Allow me to leave some suggestions :) - Picking from the 256 color pallete will likely give you colors with different brightness. This may hurt r…

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    Comment #29366007

    The first link is now broken. The page seems to have been moved to https://covariants.org/variants/21K.Omicron

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    Comment #28514907

    after reading around a bit I think it means "executive director" (not super familiar with this matter)

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    Comment #27796786

    I presume it's 3 dimensions for each joint, so 10^3 * 10^3 * 10^3

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    Comment #27631662

    This is much better than a coin flip. A coin flip would give about 50% true positive rate (which is about the same as the test), but it would also give about 50% false positive rat…

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    Comment #25513208

    Just want to say thanks for the link. I have not seen such a well rounded write up on the topic. Sadly it only contributes more to my own uncertainty :)

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    Comment #24354929

    It looks like all the replies so far disagree, so I want to let you know you are not alone. I consider a lot of different languages a form of fragmentation. To extend a naive view,…

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    Comment #23615317

    Not exactly the same thing, but this reminds me of a style of speaking/writing that avoids using "to be" verbs. I don't remember the name and can't seem to find it on Wikipedia rig…

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    Comment #23286845

    I can't say I regret learning Elixir, but a coworker once said he thought I thought it was the worst programming language in the world :) My biggest annoyance with Elixir is that t…

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    Comment #19415294

    I too have my share of reinventing the trash functionality :) garbage-io has some features that scratch my own itches: - Trash files with the same name without clashing - Delete th…

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    Comment #17443760

    May I suggest Chromium :) I'm only half joking, I find the browser built-in PDF viewer better than most, and convenient because I already have it. The PDF viewer in Firefox seems t…

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    Comment #17267304

    It's a funny coincidence. I've just gotten off a phone with a bank officer about a simple question "Is my card there yet?". It took 29 minutes, including a few minutes at the begin…

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    Comment #16687429

    It took me a while to find this fallacious argument is called "argumentum ad populum".

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    Comment #16414339

    I suppose the courses were encouraging to start with something, anything, instead of trying to get everything perfect on first try. And then perhaps the "and then learn these next"…

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    Comment #16201495

    > How about an L-AGPL that so that the source of a component must be published without extending to the whole work? Middle grounds exist though. The MPL is one that I like. It requ…

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    Comment #15407248

    Many roles are open at http://jobs.zalora.com/ . I directly handle only one of them though.

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    Comment #15398436

    ZALORA | Site Reliability Engineer | Singapore | ONSITE, REMOTE, VISA The DevOps team at ZALORA is looking for an additional member. Automation and availability will be your main g…

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    Comment #15269997

    > Other than integration with the rest of the Nix/NixOS ecosystem Nix/NixOS is the big deal actually. NixOps is just icing on the cake. A NixOS installation is configured by buildi…

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    Comment #14898242

    Linked from the final proposal on "Intent to Deprecate and Remove: Trust in existing Symantec-issued Certificates" https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/d/msg/blink-dev/eUA...