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shaoner
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Comment #49097337
Adding Lewis Ofman, Sebastian and Paradis
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Comment #47703377
I'm building a rss client with an extra layer to have user comments/threads. This lets you create your own feed of articles entirely but with a social aspect. I want it open source…
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Comment #47571997
https://hemingwayapp.com/ gives you advice about your writing. This is called Hemingway because he was apparently good at communicating efficiently which made him a popular author.…
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Comment #43434288
It's been a while since I touched it but I have a very similar GB emulator in rust: - The library: https://github.com/shaoner/padme-core - The web/wasm backend: https://github.com/…
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Comment #39868936
Love the idea, my only concern is how to trust that at some point you're not going to include sponsored products?
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Comment #37145613
My company moved to Jira 2w ago and I feel the burden, it's a horrible tool. I don't care if my manager set it correctly or not. 1) What correctly means in Jira? 2) Honestly it's n…
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Comment #36474838
I have a python script that builds the pdf from a Yaml file https://github.com/shaoner/resumy/
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Comment #36328131
In my opinion, it comes back to search engines not giving you a the best answer. If you're looking for the best headset with whatever feature, you'll find mostly sponsored reviews,…
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Comment #29190793
Any shell script that uses files should use double quotes for at least the variables: `mv $1 $2` is not safe, should be `mv "$1" "$2"`
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Comment #29110516
I've been using Emacs for 15y, I can't replace it. Emacs-server is just amazing for me. I truly believe that its weakness is elisp, it's not hard but at the same time it's not a la…
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Comment #28801611
I faced the same kind of issue lately and thought that implementing a From trait for each type of error was kind of annoying. Taking the article example, I ended up doing this: #[d…