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silasdb
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Comment #44294934
Wonderful! Thanks! I see you don't use termcap/ncurses anymore. Do you perform terminal handling yourself directly? Thanks again!
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This is a great website—it reminds me of To Scale: The Solar System [1], a mini-documentary where people attempt to build a true-to-scale model of the Solar System. It makes me fee…
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Comment #38848062
Game webpage: https://empiremud.net/
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Comment #36602825
Any suggestions about the history of navigation? I have always been amazed by caravels and ~1500 advances on ships and navigation technology, but never dived into the subject.
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For an alternative implementation that aims to be compatible with POSIX (not necessarily compatible with GNU coreutils), see: https://github.com/GrayJack/coreutils
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Comment #34205579
Hi. Thanks for the great work and great write up! At a first glance, I only see advantages with this approach. What would be the caveats of using Austral instead of Rust (disregard…
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Matrix Docker Ansible Deploy [1] allows me to unify all chat networks that I use under one single server (and, therefore, one single client), avoiding switching windows. I do belie…
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Comment #33603248
Can you provide the link to Mike's podcast?
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Others have said that, but I'd like to put emphasis on getting everything in source control. If other developers don't know about source control (!) they will love it. I'd spawn my…
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Comment #32495595
Is it somehow comparable to Haxe? ( https://haxe.org/ )
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Suggestions: https://diataxis.fr/ https://stevelosh.com/blog/2013/09/teach-dont-tell/
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Comment #31246883
After years using vim and variations (vis), I decided to give Emacs another try, this time using Spacemacs. I'm a bit surprised nobody mentioned Spacemacs ( https://www.spacemacs.o…
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https://pypi.org/project/rss2email/