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Remove the print key binding and bind quick open to cmd+P

I use Nix: https://bou.ke/blog/nix/

I'm able to have the same shell with all my Vim plugins across macOS and Linux with changes committed to git. It's been so good, setting up all my command-line tooling now takes about 15 minutes from scratch.

'web3' companies get a lot of funding and are able to pay $250k+ cash. That's it.

I wonder how this format compares to SquashFS

This was my first instinct as well! Running binwalk on the binary dictionary file immediately outputs that it's a series of zlib-compressed values.

Basically none of the vegetables we eat are 'native' but have been bred for centuries to be what they are today

I really don't understand this way of thinking

It's called 'Copyright'

Your reaction is the joke

Pretty funny right?

I love that all the discussion here is about the license I wrote and not about the actual project, which is a completely terrible idea and something I created as a lark.

Why did I not spell this out in the blog post? For my own amusement. I also think it shows that licenses really don't matter all that much as some people think, they are not computer code.

It's satirical

This company is working on producing casein in genetically modified soy: https://www.nobellfoods.com/

I started work on a (webpacker-like) esbuild integration for Rails: https://github.com/bouk/esbuilder

It works, but needs UX work, documentation and more extensive testing to be appropriate for general use

Yes this is a good note! I simplified it for the blog post

numpy-financial does: https://github.com/numpy/numpy-financial/blob/master/numpy_f...

Really cool! Unfortunately Numbers doesn't support more complicated SUMPRODUCT formulas...

I think you could probably do this in a single formula with SUMPRODUCT, but right now I just have a table that uses MIN(0, X) and MAX(0, Y) tricks to calculate it.

The V8 blog is a good starting point for learning how it works under the hood: https://v8.dev/blog/fast-properties

That's for the treadmill, not the bike

Namespaces are useful for security maybe, but for macOS the biggest reason to use containers is to have a controlled and reproducible way to run certain pieces of software. With chroot and bind mount you can already achieve that.

I wish apple would support a couple extra kernel features (like bind mounts) so we can have native macOS 'containers' instead of this nonsense. Running MySQL by running qemu inside a Linux VM is just insane. Nix can fill some of the same roles, but it doesn't work on M1 yet

You should try out Terraform—combined with managed instance groups it basically makes GCP into one big Kubernetes instance without having to manage it yourself.

Homebrew works without Rosetta 2, maybe you have to reinstall it so it runs natively. It should be installed under /opt/homebrew

Yes I'm talking about Software because it has a new CPU architecture. I have used a thinkpad with Linux and it was a terrible experience.

I got this one: https://www.anker.com/de/products/variant/anker-8in1-usbc-hu...

Yep I had to get a dock, but it's fine. I just plug in one cable and everything is connected.

I hope you get to experience that! My worst computer recently has been a Thinkpad running Linux, basic things like suspending the laptop when it closes just never work properly.

But I'm sure the year of Linux on the desktop will come one day.

I have no idea what voodoo they're doing for this. It's incredible.

It's just... really good. It's an uncanny feeling that many haven't had for a while