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by scottjad 1y ago
Does JetBrains have an equivalent of Next Edit Suggestions (VSCode) / Edit Prediction (Zed) / "Tab, tab, tab" (Cursor)?
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by scottjad 2y ago
> Once the central bank said that inflation would be 2% This article is confusing. It makes it sound like NZ set a target of 2% inflation, when in actuality they set a target range of 0-2%, so 2% was the ceiling not the target. https:&#
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by scottjad 4y ago
There's also https://github.com/joshcho/ChatGPT.el but it hasn't been updated yet to use the API that came out yesterday.
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by scottjad 6y ago
FYI I use firenvim daily and it can certainly change color scheme. Is it only when used with Jupyter that color scheme can't be changed?
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by scottjad 9y ago
The benchmark Mozilla highlights for this release (2x faster) is Speedometer 2.0. FF57 is 2x faster than FF52, which came out roughly 7 months ago. In my own personal testing (you can run on your machine in a couple minutes), FF57 is 10% fa
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by scottjad 9y ago
Very nice. Two features I would like are tabs next to the "Today" tab that say "Yesterday" or maybe "48 Hours" and another that says "This week" or "Last week." I often miss the news for a
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by scottjad 10y ago
Firefox on Android used to have text reflow, then they removed it. Then the crappy extensions were made. I used to use text reflow on Conkeror (Firefox based) on desktop, but a year or two after they disabled it on Android they removed it f
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by scottjad 10y ago
I don't think this is anything new. The feature they got rid of was a single RSS feed for all your subscriptions. They've had per channel RSS feeds and OPML export since they got rid of that, I believe.
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by scottjad 10y ago
Luke 21:4 All these people gave their gifts out of their wealth; but she out of her poverty put in all she had to live on.
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by scottjad 10y ago
If I hold an event in Chicago called "An evening for families," that doesn't mean my definition of family somehow includes living close to Chicago. Just that this event happens to be in Chicago, and this app happens to be for
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by scottjad 10y ago
Are there some tools that make it easy to make these filters? It would be nice to have something built-in (as a plugin?) to mpv or VLC. I've created several filters for personal use with EDL. mplayer has a decent UI way of doing that w
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by scottjad 11y ago
Starcraft is a game that is played with mouse and keyboard (or game controller on console). I think in order to say an AI has beat a human, it should have to use the same interface that a human uses. That's part of the definition of th
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by scottjad 11y ago
https://github.com/chrisdone/structured-haskell-mode
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by scottjad 11y ago
Cut any segment of 10 seconds or more that is found in more than one podcast episode. (I think this is feasible considering Shazam) It would remove pre-recorded/repeated ads in the middle (assuming that's what cutaway means), but
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by scottjad 11y ago
I don't think it would have been political suicide. The program was (presumably, I don't know the exact history) classified so the vast majority of people didn't know about it, and people who did wouldn't be able to talk
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by scottjad 11y ago
If the P/E ratio had been very low, I think he would have used it. The problem with using P/E for an eleven year old company like Yelp is that E is still very small or non-existant and hasn't been changing fast, so the P look
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by scottjad 11y ago
> Companies like Yelp are trading at less than 4 times trailing revenue. Yelp has a P/E ratio of either 213 or 80, depending on whether Google Finance or Yahoo Finance have the correct number. So it's pretty rich of him to use
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by scottjad 11y ago
The guy was born in Brazil, lived there till five, moved to the US, then lived in Brazil for two years as a missionary, and is now doing business there. He probably has a pretty good idea of how beneficial living in Brazil would be for his
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by scottjad 11y ago
> They were willing to fight until they won. Just like the other side. It had been reduced to that: fight to survive. Remember, 50 millions dead already. No time for philosophy. Where "fight" means massacre civilians by the hun
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by scottjad 11y ago
What's crazy is that they planned to continue using them as they became available. So 3, 4, 5 ..., 20, etc. 100? It's hard to know at what point they would have stopped had the regime not surrendered (which they were already plann
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by scottjad 11y ago
Plenty of US leaders at the time opposed it (some privately). Here are quotes from Dwight Eisenhower, Admiral William D. Leahy (Chief of Staff to Presidents Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman), Herbert Hoover, General Douglas MacArthur, et
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by scottjad 11y ago
> The perennial "Bash the US for dropping the atomic bombs" really just needs to stop. You're judging actions that happened 70 years ago by your standards you hold today. Plenty of people in the day opposed it as well. Her
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by scottjad 11y ago
Firefox could support WebExtension, and hence be as easy as Chrome, without deprecating XUL addons.
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by scottjad 11y ago
They said previously the unbranded non-lockdown beta/stable releases would be enUS only.
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by scottjad 11y ago
They want to kill XUL for Firefox, so they must first kill XUL for add-ons so that the add-on situation sucks so bad with XUL Firefox that people don't lose anything by moving to non-XUL Firefox. And once they kill XUL, they can kill g
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by scottjad 11y ago
A funny comment on the post: "BTW, if you really want to show us that you trust this much in these new WebExtensions, the first ones to appear at AMO should be Pocket and Hello. Remove that code from the core Firefox and put it where i
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Parens of the Dead – Episode 1 (Clojure Emacs Workflow) [video](youtube.com)
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by scottjad 11y ago
The comparison is very apt. Dabble is the main reason I don't have much hope for Eve. Dabble was amazing, it did everything in the Eve Tutorial much better than Eve does, it didn't require installing anything on your computer, it
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by scottjad 11y ago
I thought maybe the Book of Mormon would be on the list since it spawned one of the largest American-born religious movements and contributed to much of the settlement of the western US. I don't see any religious books on the list thou
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by scottjad 11y ago
git pull-request Using https://github.com/github/hub

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