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by theCodeStig 9y ago
This is a topic that comes up on occasion in the engineering circles in Singapore. My guess, is that he'd rather be known for his engineering merit.
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by theCodeStig 10y ago
Ironically, Palantir has an engineering office in Singapore.
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by theCodeStig 10y ago
You seem to have strong views about the matter. Homebrew is open source after all; why not submit a pull request with the changes that you propose?
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by theCodeStig 10y ago
The best editor to use is the one you already use for everything else.
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by theCodeStig 10y ago
All you need is SSH and SSH config. There are a lot of tutorials out there, but I find many of them are based on older versions of SSH which lack a bit more sugar around proxying. Essentially you will add a directive to SSH config for the
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by theCodeStig 10y ago
In Bangkok you will have more of a "street food" experience. In Singapore you will have less risk of food poisoning (but it can still happen).
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by theCodeStig 10y ago
It's a rarity. Hot dog carts (or other food carts) would only be found in larger cities, such as NY. Smaller cities, only outside of a sports stadium during a game.
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by theCodeStig 10y ago
It sounds like you're Singaporean. Cheers! While some parts of Europe have street food, other parts of the west, such as the US do not. "There's no street food in the western sense" would more accurately be "Ther
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by theCodeStig 10y ago
He likely lives within a short walking distance of his stall.
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by theCodeStig 10y ago
In Singapore these are commonly ridden on the sidewalk. Obviously it's very dangerous to pedestrians.
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by theCodeStig 11y ago
I think it should be called iTerm 3. George, thank you SO MUCH for your work on this excellent app.
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by theCodeStig 11y ago
Brightly colored pieces of crap echoes my sentiments exactly. Eventually they'll end up in the trash; only take up space in a landfill, or end up in an ocean gyre. I don't doubt the utility of some of the "exotic filaments&q
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by theCodeStig 11y ago
One of these things is not like the others...
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by theCodeStig 11y ago
Is a full blown IDE (ala IntelliJ) really necessary for Haskell?
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by theCodeStig 11y ago
I assure you it's not. There's a lot of technique that comes into play.
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by theCodeStig 11y ago
Coffee goes stale due to oxidization, and contact with the gases that coffee itself puts off (commonly known as off-gasing). You can halt the oxidization in a capsule if you replace the oxygen with an inert gas, but how will you prevent of
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by theCodeStig 11y ago
The brew ratio is not within the commonly accepted range of espresso.
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by theCodeStig 11y ago
No, again ;-). Its freshly roasted, freshly ground, AND freshly brewed (at the right parameters). That's the gist of it, but of course the quality of the greens before roasting, the roast quality, and grind consistency all come into
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by theCodeStig 11y ago
You don't need a monorepo to solve this problem. The dependent projects would depend on a specific version of an artifact, rather than a 'latest' pointer. Example: Project 1 depends on version 1.2.3 of Library A, and Libra
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by theCodeStig 11y ago
Or git subtree
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by theCodeStig 11y ago
This exactly.