jdkardia

if you have already used the command you want recently, just start writing the command you want, then press the up arrow to search through your history for commands that start with whatever you've typed so far.

also, a nit pick, if you use Magic mode (\v), that pattern gets way better:

:g/\v(\d{1,3}\.){3}\d{1,3}/y A

I'm no lisper, but I'm pretty sure it'd take more than an eval because of the context a closure carries with it.

if you were sending a pure, anonymous function, that would work fine. But if you're making a closure that makes use of any surrounding variables, libraries, or state, that's a non trivial set of information to transmit across the wire.

Did you even read the thread? The concern is not that someone's political or apolitical stance should lead to fewer contributors, but that rails as it stands is inextricably entwined with Basecamp and DHH, and that is untenable for the frameworks health for the long-term, not the short term. it's a call for community governance and guidance.

If anything it praises basecamp and DHH for the wonderful work they've done in service of rails, while also acknowledging that rails as a framework could suffer bad PR if it positions itself as inextricable from its most prominent users who will (as is the way of the world) inevitably suffer some form of negative PR.

It's a call for independence and self reliance as a community, people's political positions be damned.

I would beg to differ. 3 season biking is easy as pie, and 4 season with just a little effort. there was only maybe a month out of the year I couldn't bike to work in Minneapolis or Chicago, all it takes is infrastructure and the right gear.

It's actually a bit more like a hybrid of slack and ventrilo, but for fandoms and gaming. I primarily use discord for group chats and playing TTRPGs online. but I'm also in several podcast fan servers (official and unofficial) where a community of folks with common interests congregates.

Creators have really begun to actively use it to manage and engage with their fan-bases, and I bet there are some companies that use it as a slack alternative.

This isn't even mentioning the wide variety of bots and integrations for Discord, or how private text chats can enable/switch to audio or video communication.

In this case it might be a 'documentation as code'thing, being able to see at a glance if something is a language primitive or a potentially very different implementation could have value.

However I'm not super familiar with Rust, so I couldn't speak to that why.