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zcoyle
3y ago
Congrats Ron! Glad to see you still at it!
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zcoyle
4y ago
Toe spacers. I went from being in agony every time I stood up to being relatively pain free in my toe joints
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zcoyle
4y ago
TSServer predates lsp iirc
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zcoyle
5y ago
Regardless of the wording, the family example still comes off as extremely rude IMO.
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zcoyle
6y ago
I switched to Nix a few years ago and have had no regrets.
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zcoyle
6y ago
The gamecube used mini-dvd and the wii used dvd
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zcoyle
6y ago
> doesn't it get old to have to clean the cup and a set of spoons after every use sort of, but I just measure all the dry ingredients first, then the wet ingredients, and then put the cups/spoons in the dishwasher > Why not
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zcoyle
6y ago
This is exactly why I started using Nix.
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zcoyle
6y ago
There is also the wonderful poetry2nix project: https://github.com/nix-community/poetry2nix
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zcoyle
8y ago
I didn't know about subshells. I'm going to be using that all the time now, thanks!
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zcoyle
8y ago
I've been using nwb for that https://github.com/insin/nwb
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zcoyle
9y ago
That's bash
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zcoyle
9y ago
Of course. But I think we're talking about two different things.
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zcoyle
9y ago
I think they meant commented-out code.
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zcoyle
9y ago
Even worse, they have both "most powerful ever" and "most powerful yet" in the copy. That reads really sloppy to to me.
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zcoyle
9y ago
This seems to have been released in 2013 (correct me if I'm wrong), long after Apple's.
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zcoyle
9y ago
What an irresponsibly named package...
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zcoyle
9y ago
They give you a mobi version as well.
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zcoyle
10y ago
I've seen this with okhttp as well.
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zcoyle
10y ago
I came up with nearly the same solution in swift: https://github.com/zachcoyle/fizzbuzz-without-booleans/blob/... But I like your solution better
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zcoyle
10y ago
Just curious - how did the automated trash collection work?