sure, i changed it at OS level too.
maybe i should have wrote "introduce me to Caps Lock -> Ctrl"
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Life changing.
...Obligatory mention of Xi editor: https://github.com/xi-editor/xi-editor ...
Slightly less (directly) extensible than Emacs but still feels it can do pretty much everything that needs doing, plus way nicer & friendlier default UI.
In essence yes, the maps I see being bandied about in clj tend to have tree structures.
Haven't seen much/any use of graphs in clj code. Deep nesting has become almost idiomatic at this point from my POV.
Could you provide example/pointer to clj code using a graph in lieu or in addition to a map?
So much for 40 hour work week. People would be spinning in their graves if they knew what had become of employer-employee relationship.
In Dublin, there have consistently been more complete units for short term let in any moment on AirBnB than there are units available to rent.
Introducing new supply won't solve the problem but it will significantly ease it.
With the rise of SPAs, it seems there's going to be more and more 3rd party scripts unintentionally running on payment pages.
Germany (with it's sane housing cost growth) would disagree with that.
> Renting is parasitic and enables social stratification in to elites and tenants.
Not really. Renting provides accommodation mobility. Done correctly, it can be liberating & very valuable for state, renter & landlord.
These apartment blocks are _homes_ for most people.
That's quite broad. Barriers to development were lowered and ignored during the Celtic tiger era.
Really poor housing was built and funnily enough, it was still sold at obnoxiously high prices.
The only people pushing for this are property developers and thankfully so far, most of the country has remained strong on not falling for this spiel again.
*This doesn't exclude building higher in city center.
> Something that is often very hard to understand (it took me years to do so). Is that maintaining a language is insanely hard. Everything has a cost. Let me give a good example: A few years back someone submitted a patch that improved the error messages in Clojure. Worked great, just a single extra "if" and a message. It was committed to master. Then people's code got way slower. Why? Well this was a often used function and that single if blew the JVM inline budget causing that function to never be inlined. And that improvement had to he yanked out.
You however don't get to influence _my_ recipe.
I understand why they made the initial quality/quantity trade off for Play store to compete against iOS but surely now they should be focusing on protecting innocent parties in the ecosystem.
So frustrating the amount of bad behaviour allowed in Google's add-on ecosystems.
[0] https://isappscience.org/brain-fogginess-probiotics-not-the-...
It's the equivalent of a child banging a drum for attention.
in an apartment. can't speak to the US but most apartments in western europe are really poor when it comes to sound. neighbours above/beside/behind all making noise/water pumps/washing machines.
near impossible to get a moments peace.
Bizarre that a programming language designed by non first time language designers, backed by a multi-billion dollar company and used extensively throughout that company(by "new" engineers), doesn't have a world class debug story.
This site is from creators of MeteorJS, the Meteor Development Group Inc.
That is 100% uninformed nonsense.
If you are conflating it with Apple vs EU, you can read this primer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EU_illegal_State_aid_case_agai...
Nothing to do with a country offering a multinational a deal which results in a lower effective tax rate, and is something _EVERY_ country in Europe offers.