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lungdart said Might not be able to put this license on GitHub et al.,Or it's @dfox pumping MAUs for an exit strategy,I'm not sure why you think an AI couldn't crack this.
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This is crackable today,Nice! Fzf for me, thanks,@retoor because it understands image formats, and can reason about image contents.,Boy/bum pussy,Heh, it's been a while. Can it start at 10am so I can get to bed at a decent hour?,I feel your pain,@donkulator bad change with rollback steps, when it went bad, they adhocd a fix instead of rolling back that didn't fix the outage, but did stop alerts.
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Service was down for 24 hours and we only caught it because the customer kept escalating the complaint,Go look at art sets.
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In the 2000s, you needed a 1024x768 16 color background and 32x32px icons.
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Today you need 8k 128 bit color movies for a background and icons are a multiple of 6 trillion x 7 trillion.,Gotta up my game, I didn't make the list!,+1 for tmux.
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Still can't get into neovim, there's just too much to learn.,I've got a sr engineer who's really good at delivering. Usually to the detriment of everything else, but the business likes it, so he makes money,People don't like it because it's bloaty and does too many things.
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It breaks the UNIX convention of "do one thing well" that initd and earlier were better at.
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It's perfectly fine though, people just like to bitch.,You're overthinking this too,I use vscode for regular development and notes (mostly markdown). I never use the terminal in vscode so whenever I find myself needing to check a quick file, I'll use neovim because it has pretty colors,@jestdotty he makes me value delivery more, and I think that it has more value for sure.
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Taking it to extremes isn't great though,@tosensei nano can't delete 30 lines of config with 4 button presses,@tosensei that's one of those things you don't know you need to do until you start doing it.
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Bulk operations on blocks of text are extremely powerful.
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Mass select, mass copy, mass paste, mass delete.
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Not to mention the underlying motions that enable these operations are useful on their own: jump to the start of the line, end of a line, start of the word, end of the word, start of the paragraph, end of the paragraph, start of a block, end of a block, start of a file, end of a file, jump to line number, jump ahead 30 words, etc etc.
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Once you learn this workflow, nano will feel like youre an Olympic runner stuck in a wheel chair.,@tosensei another way to think of it.
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A carpenter without an oscillating multi tool: "I've never needed one of those in my career, ever."
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A carpenter with an oscillating multi tool: "This thing has so many uses, it makes me more productive",@tosensei ones a text editor in a gui. Ones a text editor in a cli.
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They are both text editor features on text editors. Cli has nothing to do with it, other than preference.
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And vi has been doing this a lot longer than any gui text editor.,@tosensei init.d was very simple, that was nice. Systemd has some nice features though.
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I've never experienced stability issues with either to be honest.,like it or lump it, that's what it's called now...
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Have you tried openstack or something similar to run a local cloud for smoke testing?```
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