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I have been using it like this for a while and it is absolutely bliss to be able to view a catalogue of my inboxed articles on my kindle, with annotation (exports of which are also supported in KOReader).
Atlassian does >$1B/year in free cash flow. the GAAP losses are almost entirely stock-based comp, which is non-cash. the buyback exists specifically to offset that dilution.
> buybacks will reduce profit
wrong. its a balance sheet transaction. cash goes down, shares go down.
Obsidian Sync offers a headless client to sync vaults without using the desktop app. Useful for CI pipelines, agents, and automated workflows
Makes precisely zero sense.
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At no point am I "learning vim through challenges"
2003, when the share price was $0.37
the last time I emailed a friend was probably 5 years ago. Email is for much more personal stuff.
*actually work.
No point using `git bisect` if you switch to a commit that literally doesn't even compile.
With Jujutsu it's not at all complicated. Sure, you may not agree with the example (and I would say its a little contrived), but rebasing into history to keep a clean progression of commits in a feature branch that is unreleased is something that many people are keen on.
Jujutsu also has a bunch of other really useful features like `jj fix` which can run a code linter over a linear commit history (in parallel) and integrate the changes into the commits that should contain the change. This avoids a litany of 'fix formatting' style commits littered through your history.
This is your project?
If so, thank you for the ESPHome Acaia component. I repurposed it to do brew-by-weight on my Linea Micra!
After 8 hours, telling me about my patience is a slap in the face
VB6 was part of my Year 10, 11 & 12 software design and development class at school similarly was my first start as a programmer. I remember one of my first major projects was a sudoku solver :)
In fact, I still have the 1300 page 'Mastering Visual Basic 6' book on my bookshelf as a reminder some 15 years later.
At no point has it risen above 1MB/s when backing up to S3 (Backblaze) when other methods routinely saturate my upload (40Mb/s)