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by b5n 11d ago
strict_ignore() { [[ -n "$1" ]] || exit 1 local repo="${1%/}/" local ignore ignore=$(find "$repo" -path "$repo".git -prune -o -print \ | sed "s|$repo
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by b5n 22d ago
> no one actually does read these scripts I do.
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by b5n 23d ago
Until the incoming administration declares that safely storing nuclear waste is woke and allows their close friends or maybe even their own companies to just dump it in a desert at a premium because the bible never mentions the associated h
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by b5n 23d ago
Most of these links weaken your claim rather than support it. The lkml links are patch submissions in a _development_ discussion, not ordinary users running a stable distro. The f2fs bugzilla links are the same issue we already discussed, a
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by b5n 23d ago
This supports my initial reply. This was an f2fs bug in a bleeding edge kernel released only seven days earlier. The thread suggests perfectly reasonable mitigations, especially for an arch user: use the lts kernel or downgrade to 6.8.9. If
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by b5n 23d ago
Why have you linked a bug report for a niche userland application that may be causing disk corruption as evidence against linux reliability? That seems like a pretty uninformed conclusion.
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by b5n 25d ago
*100k per month
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by b5n 29d ago
While I don't disagree with some of the pain you describe, you conveniently gloss over the fact that gnu developed a system that worked, and then made it free to everyone to consult and use.
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by b5n 2mo ago
The most pleasant is the one you're most familiar with. I still use gas with at&t syntax.
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by b5n 3mo ago
How dare those nasty, dirty, unemployed live their lives under likely desperate circumstance. They are so much worse than corrupt oligarchs pumping and dumping their way into the greed hall of fame.
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by b5n 3mo ago
Why even use `emacs` if you're not willing to learn the basics? There are plenty of alternatives that cater to that preference.
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by b5n 3mo ago
These are all trivial to implement? `treesitter` grammars _are_ easy to install. `eglot` is available OOTB, `lsp-mode` is easy to install and configure if you prefer. `gptel` is easy to install and configure.
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by b5n 6mo ago
All the extra steps serve as some type of verification + data collection. The devs know how to make the experience better, but they get paid to implement some mbas mining scheme. The future is ok but mostly sucks.
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by b5n 7mo ago
&>
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by b5n 1y ago
`use-package` has pretty much simplified everything: ;; c (use-package c-mode :ensure nil :defer t :mode "\\.cu?\\'" :config (setq c-default-style "gnu" c-basic-offset 2)
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by b5n 1y ago
There's a bit more nuance here than 'basic errors', and modern c compilers offer a lot of options _if you need to use them_. I appreciate that there are guardrails in a tool like rust, I also appreciate that sharp tools like
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by b5n 1y ago
> -Wconversion ... assumes converting 1000.0 to 1000 is ok due to no loss in precision. Additionally, `clang-tidy` catches this via `bugprone-narrowing-conversions` and your linter will alert if properly configured.
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by b5n 1y ago
`gptel` supports perplexity, among many others. https://github.com/karthink/gptel
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by b5n 2y ago
(use-package exec-path-from-shell :demand t :config (exec-path-from-shell-initialize) (exec-path-from-shell-copy-env "PATH"))
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by b5n 2y ago
Emacs has had multiple llm integration packages available for quite awhile (relative to the rise of llms). `gptel` supports multiple providers including anthropic, openai, ollama, etc. https://github.com/karthink/gptel
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by b5n 2y ago
The majority of vmware customers could get by with qemu/kvm + pacemaker/corosync, but that requires hiring people who can read a manpage.
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by b5n 2y ago
Now try `!(n & 1)`.
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by b5n 2y ago
Do you and a lion possess the same degree of executive function? Plant based diets are: - more affordable - better for the environment - healthier - avoid/reduce cruelty (livestock and human) If you want to eat meat, fine, but the comm
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by b5n 2y ago
Interesting approach, I initially assumed they'd be using gop blt.
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by b5n 2y ago
_lib_curl https://curl.se/libcurl/ https://curl.se/docs/companies.html
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by b5n 2y ago
I've generally chosen a new (to me) or spartan lang to challenge myself, but this year I'm going easy mode with python and just focusing on meeting the requirement.
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by b5n 2y ago
You might consider using a templating system similar to `yasnippet` to expand abbreviations. https://github.com/joaotavora/yasnippet
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by b5n 2y ago
Personally I prefer cli over tui, but you can just toss something like this in a `.gdbinit`: tui new-layout default regs 1 {-horizontal src 1 asm 1} 2 status 0 cmd 1 tui layout default tui enable
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by b5n 2y ago
I've found hourly with an initial up front minimum works well.
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by b5n 2y ago
I've spent a lot of time fixing/explaining python exceptions over the years, and I get pretty annoyed when I encounter bare exceptions. Exceptions themselves are so often misunderstood, it seems most people just take them at face

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