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  1. @codesections Just turn off the Clippy rule for boolean match statements then; that's a I think. You know better than it.

    Or, better still, submit a patch to Clippy. I don't know the procedure for that, so it might be more work than it's worth for you.

  2. @codesections Not #APL but I learn & write #J ( #Jlang)
    It's tacit way of writing code + the plethora of built-in math, array and various utilities make math very fun-.

    Compared to APL it restricts itself to easily accesible ASCII so it's very easy to write code (no special character issue).

    At the very least it should be a fun learning experience. If you are still wondering get started now!
    Good Luck!

  3. @codesections also, change "for" to "to" - make it #t6, which is ALSO me!!!

    #t6
  4. @codesections @h4ck3r9

    skarnet.org/software/s6/why.ht

    These developers have created something that works, is modular, simple and it's a perfectly crafted piece of software.

    However this doesn't have a lot of support currently, there are only 2 distro which implements the s6 suite:

    distro is an arch-based distro which uses this init and supervision suite.

    There are also efforts to support this on .

  5. @[email protected] I share many of your interests!

    I'm also a self-taught software developer (since I stopped being a lawyer) and, from your list, am interested in at least , , , and . (Re the last two, I'm currently working on a command-line password generator, link below, which is getting fairly close to a v1.0.0 release.)

    gitlab.com/codesections/pass-g

  6. Just listened to today's —very shocked to hear that it's the final one.

    Seven years is a long time for anything, especially a podcast—so I understand the decision.

    Still, it feels like the end of an era and I'll be sad to see it go. Their recent series on 7 languages in (more than) 7 weeks has been a real highlight!

    coder.show/375

  7. @brainblasted There are also several programs that could be helpful. Here's one I've used before (written in Python): github.com/aaronsw/html2text

  8. @redandgreen14 @unicornfarts

    And has been pretty good? I'm thinking about switching to them or for lower prices, but I'm not sure if it's worth it.

  9. @puffinux Oh, this is fun—I'll try to stick to your format:
    Programs I use with () as my OS:

    + dmenu (display manager)
    (browser)
    (text editor)
    + qutebrowser (mastodon)
    + (IRX)
    + vim (encrypted chat)
    (email)
    (image viewer)
    (screenshots)
    (terminal emulator)
    (terminal multiplexer)
    (PDF viewer)
    + (password manager)

  10. @danyspin97 But also agreed on the to-each-their own point. I feel like I've moved *somewhat* far up the power/simplicity curve, but would still be interested in going further. Maybe , maybe , maybe even if I'm feeling bold.

    Something to look forward to, anyway