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    Comment #48386492

    > not sure if supporting them is even a goal Technically, it is a goal, though perhaps an optimistic one. I won't support vicious widgets in the 2.x releases, but I should definite…

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    Comment #47213383

    I was about to say the same. I set up a new one for my son on Christmas Eve and I almost gave up completely.

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    Comment #45122147

    Plug still gets the job done imo. But I'm also hopeful that since this one is builtin to the language it'll likely be end-game worthy for lots of users. I have tried it out and had…

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    Comment #44987083

    Same with pilots. Checklists are the only reason I ever feel safe to takeoff

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    Comment #44976524

    Emacs users have all the fun. And just like eve online or dwarf fortress, I can't seem to get fully into them myself, but I love reading stories about it.

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    Comment #44740308

    > guaranteeing behavior to the client requirements > built by humans, with elegant abstractions Frankly, I look at both of these options and think I haven't seen either in the wild…

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    Comment #44088065

    Would you mind giving a little more info on what you're getting Jules to work on? I tried it out a couple times but I think I was asking for too large a task and it ended up being …

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    Comment #43085653

    Although my conclusion is the same as yours, that flying has never been safer, it has felt like longer than 2 months that the state of aviation safety has been under scrutiny. I fe…

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    Comment #40378980

    What's the use case for a separate GUI for neovim? I remember using macvim for a few days maybe 8 years ago, but I never "got it". It felt like the benefits of having my editor in …

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    Comment #40008002

    This is my first time hearing about Muphry's Law and I love it

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    Comment #37993353

    I did the exact same thing. Sad day

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    Comment #37612333

    Is your statement not a false dichotomy? I like 1 particular brand of backpack with a slightly prominent logo on it. I do not believe there is an equivalent quality made by a brand…

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    Comment #37387003

    Haha. That's been my status for about 4 years. I switched to doom emacs and I keep saying, "as soon as things slow down, I'll build this from scratch..."

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    Comment #35358725

    That was the event that got me to stop using "Basically" arch (Endeavour, arco, etc) and just use arch itself.

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    Comment #33686634

    I honestly thought I'd never use copilot, but when I need to write something to interface with XML via a SOAP API, boy copilot is my best friend...

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    Comment #33642025

    Point #4 is totally on point! I slice lots of apples to share with my kid and there is such an unexpected difference depending on the variety we buy. Some apples really benefit fro…