Watabou

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by Watabou 6y ago
An example of this that I noticed just recently: Here's the doc for a deprecated `launch` method of `Process`: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/process... . It's deprecated, and there&
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by Watabou 6y ago
Conversely, the introduction of News+ and the overwhelming amount of News+ exclusive articles made me delete the app entirely. At least with Apple Music, I could turn the features off. With News+, I can't. I replaced it with Reuters an
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by Watabou 7y ago
WSJ tested some of these scenarios: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7xI2dUPN3A Seems very hard to trigger inadvertently, so it makes sense to me that they use an algorithm that factors in the heart rate and the fall trajec
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by Watabou 7y ago
I use two banks. Schwab for checking, as others have said, they’re excellent. Discover for savings for that 2% interest. I’ve tried other online only banks, ally for instance. But discover is the only one I’ve found with no fees to order mo
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by Watabou 8y ago
Agreed, I don't get the ligature craze recently. They look ugly, and sometimes, they don't accurately reflect an operation most of the time, for instance when you use operator overloading. PragmataPro does come without ligatures t
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by Watabou 8y ago
That is definitely not true. In fact, performance has gotten slightly better for me on my 2013 MacBook Pro, especially after the Metal/APFS upgrade after High Sierra. And I’ve been upgrading since Mavericks now, not doing a clean insta
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by Watabou 8y ago
Does the iMac possibly have a HDD rather than an SSD (which your custom PC probably has)? The SSD makes a huge difference in response time. It’s the only reason I’m still using my 5 year old MacBook Pro which has a PCIe SSD and I have no pl
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by Watabou 8y ago
I know a lot of people have mentioned that they have transitioned to using the iPad and even making it their main computer but having owned and daily use an iPad Pro (the 10.5 inch), I don't see it anything other than a media consumpti
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by Watabou 8y ago
> The problem is that pbpaste and pbcopy do not work under tmux They do in recent macOS/tmux versions. You don't need reattach-to-user-namespace anymore. These are my keybindings for copy/paste to clipboard:
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by Watabou 9y ago
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by Watabou 9y ago
I've been using MiniHack as my HN app, and while it has its issues (most frustratingly, the popup that notifies me that I've just upvoted/downvoted a comment), it's the most feature rich HN client I've seen yet, so
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by Watabou 9y ago
Shift+Tab always worked in the Terminal for me since Vim 7.3. What Terminal are you using?
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by Watabou 9y ago
Note that ProtonMail paid $6000 ransom to hackers: https://arstechnica.com/security/2015/11/crypto-e-mail-servi... I applaud their privacy stance, but paying ranson money to hackers is a deal-breaker for me.
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by Watabou 9y ago
For Obj-C fans though, named arguments are one of its best features. Yes, more verbose, easy to decipher, and led to great API design. For the first versions of Swift, they actually had two versions. For functions (i.e not functions inside
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by Watabou 9y ago
Swift has both external and internal parameter names for functions. This is to make API design more readable, easier to parse through. For example, you can have a function like so: func greet(with greeting: String, to personName: Stri
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by Watabou 9y ago
Personally, I find that just having "0..count" requires a bit of thinking on my part trying to decide if it's inclusive or not. "0..<count" instantly tells me that it's not including value, and follows the m
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by Watabou 9y ago
Did you try tig [1]? I prefer the command line solution to shoving complicated things and UI (which fugitive is -- I could barely remmeber all the features I had and like you, I only really ever used the :Gblame command the most) into vim.
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by Watabou 9y ago
I'm curious. The homebrew formula seems to just download emacs from the main GNU repository. So what makes emacsformacosx better? The website doesn't seem to explain this.
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by Watabou 9y ago
It's really not about which package manager is better. The fact of the matter is apt is "good enough" (as toyg mentions below) and more importantly, it's the ubiquity of the package manager that matters. Even Windows h
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by Watabou 9y ago
Ubuntu being debian based is a huge reason for me. Apt is both more familiar and easier to use than yum/dnf, at least for me, but I'm sure for many others as well since most of the time, the first distro they try out is some for
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by Watabou 9y ago
I've debated getting an external drive. Thunderbolt drives are still too expensive compared to USB3 ones. And I do like the fact that I don't need to carry an external drive with me if I need to see that one previous project since
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by Watabou 9y ago
The 2013 15" Retina Macbook Pro Got it to upgrade from a 2008 15" Macbook Pro in 2013, and it's still running like a champ. I only really upgrade my laptops every five years and it looks like it will easily beat that. I even
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by Watabou 9y ago
I made a plugin [1] similar to this which offers more options when you press the Tab key. For instance, if you're typing a file path, you get Ctrl-X Ctrl-f completion (vim's file path completion) instead of the regular keyword com
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by Watabou 10y ago
That's what I currently use as well. I would have liked to see some mention of it -- whether or not they tested it, or if they couldn't find any vulnerabilities using the same tests they did for other applications.
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Proof of concept Terminal for iOS(github.com)
2 points by Watabou 10y ago|0 comments
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by Watabou 10y ago
The Fn + Delete key on macOS == Delete key on Win/Linux
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by Watabou 10y ago
* Switch from OpenSSL to LibreSSL Is there any reason/discussion for this change?
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by Watabou 10y ago
I agree. I couldn't stand the slowness of Gitlab's UI. I originally came to Gitlab because Bitbucket was lagging on several features that I wanted, and had a poor UI. Gitlab's UI seemed more inviting as it was similar to Gith
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by Watabou 10y ago
Why is 'sudo' required? Just curious. I moved away from homebrew, to compiling my own software on macOS which I just put in ~/build. I don't use sudo make install since I own the ~/build folder. What am I doing wron
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by Watabou 10y ago
The Mighty Mouse is the same. You get 9 hours of use from 2 minutes of charge time, and macOS warns you ahead of time, enough time for you to go and get a cup of coffee and by the time you're done, you'll probably end up with a fu

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