nickcox

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by nickcox 2y ago
ast-grep supports regex [1] or pattern based [2] matching and replacement. [1] https://ast-grep.github.io/guide/rule-config/atomic-rule.htm... [2] https://ast-grep.github.io/guide/rule-config&
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by nickcox 2y ago
> This is wild, apparently this stuff is in the Debian repos now? It's been there for several years now, hasn't it?
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by nickcox 2y ago
In what ways?
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by nickcox 2y ago
Why didn't they tell you this at the start?
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by nickcox 2y ago
Teachers in the US are famously poorly remunerated compared to other developed countries.
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by nickcox 3y ago
And you didn't carry it with you everywhere. It blows my mind that my kids will never know what it's like to wait for a bus with nothing else to do.
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by nickcox 3y ago
There was bitbucket.
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by nickcox 3y ago
Yeah, that is pretty much Ethics 101. I think it's time to bring back ethics lessons in schools.
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by nickcox 3y ago
And several others: https://github.com/dodie/testing-in-bash
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by nickcox 3y ago
> Is it a package manager? A build system? An operating system? A container platform? A sandbox? An automation tool? Yes
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by nickcox 3y ago
That's not the workflow your GP is describing.
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by nickcox 3y ago
Just tried to test it out and I'm now seeing correct results when I set the region to 'US' and an empty list of results when using my own region. This is not at all what I was seeing earlier. Perhaps they're A/B tes
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by nickcox 3y ago
How is it supposed to work? I expect to see only those results that contain an exact match on the entire phrase between the quotes but perhaps I've misunderstood?
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by nickcox 3y ago
Doesn't work for me. Like the GP, I get results unrelated to Lowes, bedding or even pets.
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by nickcox 3y ago
> I don't think anything will happen to $TSLA's CEO unless except through malice aimed at his peers that affects their wealth. He needs to watch out for the Saudis, for sure.
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by nickcox 3y ago
Windows Terminal?
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by nickcox 4y ago
Rancher Desktop has been rock solid for my use cases for at least the last year or so.
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by nickcox 4y ago
But then you have to laboriously unflip half of them to put them away. Unless you are cutlery pointing in both directions like a Philistine?
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by nickcox 4y ago
I have literally never once worried about whether my family are secretly peeing into mugs, emptying them and planting them into an empty dishwasher. I guess now I will.
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by nickcox 4y ago
FWIW ECS supports rolling updated for docker compose deployments: https://docs.docker.com/cloud/ecs-integration/#rolling-updat...
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by nickcox 4y ago
Anecdotally, it's not just the lowest performers who are being laid off.
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by nickcox 4y ago
There's also Adam Tornhill's [0] Codescene. [1] [0] https://www.amazon.com/Books-Adam-Tornhill/s?rh=n%3A283155%2... [1] https://codescene.com/
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by nickcox 4y ago
Have you tried JetBrains Rider? I've found it pretty great on Mac and Linux.
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by nickcox 4y ago
Surely more people use Windows, iOS, Marcos and Android though.
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by nickcox 4y ago
Structured logs. Probably json.
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by nickcox 4y ago
Even reading from disk ought to be way faster than the typical Postgres use case of going over the network, shouldn't it?
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by nickcox 4y ago
> GNOME is the most used desktop environment I find that pretty hard to believe without a citation.
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by nickcox 4y ago
Also from north Wilts and I'm pretty sure I've heard (and used) both forms.
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by nickcox 4y ago
The point here is that laws vary by jurisdiction.
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by nickcox 4y ago
You can solve this by not giving police guns in the first place.

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