vojvod

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by vojvod 3y ago
They're not claiming bun is faster to start, only that for use cases where you might otherwise need to shell out hundreds of times bun only needs to start once.
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by vojvod 3y ago
Terse and wordy would be opposites. Dense means thick with verbiage like a forest thick with foliage.
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by vojvod 4y ago
Martian Memorandum?
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by vojvod 5y ago
Most of the words I "know" from the female list are ones I've encountered in articles or novels that I didn't need to look up to get the gist of what I was reading. Same for a few on the male list, I've never needed
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by vojvod 5y ago
"You could decide that you've already tested the odds one too many times" was the original point. Someone responded that the N previous times don't matter and N + 1 has barely any risk. Another poster countered that that
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by vojvod 5y ago
Slippery slope arguments aren't inherently fallacious. If you can justify one more climb on the grounds that probability of injury or death is very low then you will be able to justify every subsequent climb on the same basis.
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by vojvod 5y ago
Thanks, it hadn't occurred to me that the app stores would enforce easy cancellation. I'll remember to prefer in-app sign up over website for any new subscriptions in future.
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by vojvod 5y ago
What's IAP?
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by vojvod 9y ago
I got this error the first time but worked fine on subsequent refreshes: An AudioContext in a cross origin iframe must be created or resumed from a user gesture to enable audio output. G.snd.init @ (index):98 init @ (index):464
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by vojvod 10y ago
83 days is the star's rotation period.
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by vojvod 10y ago
I actually tried running TXR from a Python web service so that I could work with it via a web interface, but running it with subprocess felt all wrong. It didn't occur to me to do it as CGI as it would have seemed far too ambitious for
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by vojvod 10y ago
I didn't think of calling TXR from within vim, thanks I'll try that. Watch could get me closer to the workflow I'm used to from web development where the browser auto-reloads whenever a change is made. Your mentioning vim (of
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by vojvod 10y ago
I've used some very basic TXR for refactorings that were a bit beyond my IDE's capabilities, which gave me a taste of how powerful it could be. One thing that's slowed me down in experimenting with it is having to save the sc
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by vojvod 11y ago
If appearing obviously fearful is enough to significantly increase the chances of people hassling you it's a pretty good indicator that you're in a bad part of town.
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by vojvod 11y ago
Money is returned to the economy via energy company profits and wages just as effectively as via bankers' salaries. It's the labour and energy itself that is wasted.
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by vojvod 11y ago
What alternative electoral system would have kept the Nazis out of power in spite of their huge lead in vote share in three successive elections?