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Sure.

I wasn't counting HTML's ol tag, that's not fair :)

1. Nissan 2. Tesla 3. BYD

To (god forbid!) remove Tesla, you have to write

1. Nissan 2. BYD

Now generate a diff:

  -- 2. Tesla --
  -- 3. BYD   --
  ++ 2. BYD   --

Ideally the diff should be:

  -- <some marker> Tesla --

Neither markdown nor any of the other light weight marktup languages mentioned here (so far and likely till expiry) can do numbered lists ;)

is this a common key binding? I've seen it before and it makes a lot of sense but I'm wondering if I will run into issues. I don't want to disrupt my flow and muscle memory and later regret it.

rust 100% treats windows as first class, if anything, I vaguely recall being dosappointed about something available in Windows and not on my Linux machine.

also, there are now alternative crate registering.

look up Microsoft research Phoenix.

The publicity is not kids fault, its engadget's and media's. They want eyeballs. Anyone with the most basic legal knowledge knows that's not how damages work and he won't even get a million.

for productivity- outlook, hands down.

second paragraph sounds like an hncynic comment with "comment" in the title.

written using "modern web technology".

Only Information technology. Otherwise wallstreet is pretty good. They are also good with pure hardware. They don't get software though

Technical discussion is usually still leagues better on reddit than here

I don't mind you being offended, I was talking to the creator.

I absolutely detest open offices but what' with downvoting disagreeing opinions? This comment was gray when I typed this comment

I joke that prima face fluent is to gettext/other i18n frameworks that rust is to c/c++ , well designed and thoughtful.

It's stupid but the reason for that is AMZN being super overalued

7 searches for cancer in this thread as of 7:51 AM UTC. (Not including my comment)

Got me thinking about the meaning of c-word and I realized electron is a contagious form of cancer. It spreads from devs to user sure, but it is also spreading from devs to devs and more and more devs are using it. Fucking Microsoft has an enterprise product built in electron now. Who would have thought?

Slack probably does.

> It's not fancy

Excuse me, this is one of the tiniest and most useful things i've seen in my life as a budding designer.

Windows has a million color pickers, just go to chocolatey

They do that? That's slimy!

If we're going to list editors, I think I have a few in mind ;)

Please don't spread FUD. Tracking makes it sound like I'm being followed. This is collecting usage-data.

Are we still on with the FUD about telemetry?

It doesn't help anybody except probably the one guy who 'Showed Microsoft'.

Telemetry helps improve products and opt-out means the product company will miss out on the behavior of power users thereby not being able to optimize their software for their usage.

Great point. I wish R had an interface to a well-typed language.

I'm surprised Microsoft hasn't done anything in this regard, despite the fact that they own R.

It feels like Rust is now 'stable'. Are there any major language related things in the pipeline?

Sorry!

That was meant as a sarcasm and I was pretty sure anybody who hates electron would get it. Sadly, no.

I haven't tried dozens but I really really wanted to like asciidoc and rst. But they both require me to type n number of '=' for title string of length n. I confess I fail to see the utility in this kind of design.

I'm still looking (Scribble seems anything but lightweight!). Perlpod probably looks perfect but I have to see more.

Is there a markup that can do numbered lists?

For future reference to OP: the term you're looking for is "modern web technology" or "modern technology"

No worries! Thanks for trying to help in good faith! :)