blaenk

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   by blaenk 6y ago

   Alternation, or brace expansion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash_(Unix_shell)#Brace_expans...
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   by blaenk 7y ago

   Consider Just-in-Time compilation which is very much used in AOT languages [0]. That could be one avenue, as long as the compiled code works on each machine (common instruction set), or maybe something slightly higher-level like LLVM IR can
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   by blaenk 9y ago

   I think that's just a matter of how many subdivisions/polygons they decide to devote for those assets. For example, that bucket is pretty inconsequential in the overall scene so they can save some polygons on it, to give more towa
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   by blaenk 9y ago

   I use Iridium for this and other things: https://github.com/ParticleCore/Iridium I tried setting the Autoplay policy at the browser level once but found that it was inconsistent and broke certain players. Iridium works
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   by blaenk 9y ago

   This one surprises me the most, not the fact that DownThemAll itself isn't WebExtensions compatible, since that was known since last year [0], but that there is a huge gap in download management functionality. I'm not even asking
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   by blaenk 9y ago

   I saw this a while back and it seemed amazing but I was wondering if there's any way to open the actual live documentation page. So for example if you choose the documentation for `Array.prototype.map` then it'll pull up that page
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   by blaenk 9y ago

   > You would be crazy to write a UI-heavy app in rust. (note: I'm talking about high level DOM-like manipulation, not about rendering engines) I think the jury is still out on that one. I agree with the current state of things but th
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   by blaenk 9y ago

   I suspect this is mainly for Amazon-bought books with highlights stored on Amazon's servers right? Or does this also work with notes made on side-loaded books?
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   by blaenk 9y ago

   The only ones that ever show are the harbingers of the purported evangelism strike force :)
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    by blaenk 9y ago

    I'm from/in Southern California and I've never heard it said as "Take 10", but rather as "Take the 10".
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    by blaenk 9y ago

    I am genuinely surprised to see this on the front page. The author has done amazing work with Emacs packages, such as general.el [ https://github.com/noctuid/general.el ], his Evil guide [ https://github.com
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    by blaenk 9y ago

    Any reason why you lay blame on Redis and not Gitlab? Gitlab is what's in charge of serving and rendering the pages, after all.
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    by blaenk 9y ago

    For what it's worth, I've used Rust for years and understand what you're saying and completely agree.
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    by blaenk 9y ago

    Not since Evil, now it has the world's best editor (vim).
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    by blaenk 9y ago

    Yeah I'm aware that it's a system call that only knows about file descriptors. It's just that it just now hit me that a consequence of that is that a web server configured to use ssl _and_ sendfile isn't really using sen
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    by blaenk 9y ago

    I hadn't considered this before but it seems to make sense. If I have nginx configured with ssl and sendfile (X-Accel-Redirect) and my app sends an X-Accel-Redirect response to nginx, you're saying that it's not actually usin
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    by blaenk 9y ago

    Out of curiosity, what about it do you think is related?
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    by blaenk 10y ago

    I completely agree. Perhaps things have changed for some of these plugins since I last tried them, but the only one that has not only basically matched Vim but exceeded it is Evil for Emacs.
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    by blaenk 10y ago

    Woah I tried it again and it seems like it's working perfectly! It seems like the initial release for windows wasn't compiled with optimizations, so perhaps that's the issue I was observing. https://www.reddit.com&
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    by blaenk 10y ago

    Indeed that's the one that I used. For some reason, even just moving the cursor around the buffer was extremely unresponsive, it would take seconds for it to register a cursor movement. I'll have to figure out if it's some pa
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    by blaenk 10y ago

    Would you mind elaborating on what emacs in particular you're using? I use and love emacs but unfortunately the times I've tried to use it on windows it's been extremely unresponsive.
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    by blaenk 10y ago

    That's actually a cool idea. IIRC Servo was even (going to?) comply to the chromium embedded framework API/ABI so that it could be a drop-in replacement. If they're doing that, hopefully they'll go further in creating a
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    by blaenk 10y ago

    You should try profiling to see if anything comes out as taking up a lot of resources. `M-x profiler-start`, do some work or type some stuff (if you notice that it's slow), then do `M-x profiler-report` to see if anything in particular
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    by blaenk 10y ago

    For me yanking with `y` copies to my system clipboard. I'm pretty sure this has nothing to do with evil; I think it's an emacs setting. Perhaps one of these? (setq select-enable-clipboard t) (setq select-enable-primary t
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    by blaenk 10y ago

    Location: Los Angeles, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: You name it, I'll learn it—well. - Rust, C/C++, Objective-C, Swift, Java - JavaScript, Node.js, React - Ruby & Rails, Python, Go -
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    by blaenk 10y ago

    > Slope is more important than Y-intercept. That's nice :)
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    by blaenk 11y ago

    Received! Thank you very much!!
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    by blaenk 11y ago

    I was invited many months ago but I messed up the username. After investigating I realized that there's no way to fix it, and keybase staff says the only way is to delete the account and get re-invited [1]. I forgot to delete the accou
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    by blaenk 11y ago

    If it's not too late and you still have some, any chance you can send me one? would appreciate it!
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    by blaenk 11y ago

    FWIW, you can do that stuff with helm as well. Except it's C-l to go up a directory by default, IIRC.