That is quite a unique quip. I love the idea of geo-based rendering, every application that renders text needs location access to be strictly correct :D.
I'd go further with the codepoint reduction, and delete w (can use uu) instead, and delete k (hard c can take its place)
I was using it to deploy VMs to vsphere, and to test, started by deploying against a local KVM. Got it all working, copied the config to my prod vsphere, hoping I could just update the creds, and bunch of the KVM flags didn't work for vsphere, so I had to fix/rewrite them, which wasted a lot of time.
TF would be amazing if it was a single API that appled generically to all backends. And it sorta is for the most part, but there are just a few footguns that can really spoil the mood. If they had a core API and anything non-portable was clearly documented, that would be good as well.
Its for easily deploying virtual machines. You can specify the VM specs, give it an install disk and some instructions, and it will churn out a VM for you.
Honestly, it's not great in my experience, nothing about it is common or portable, so if you change your VM host, it might all fall apart.
The "wrong" way groups tests together, isnt excessively verbose, and is widely accepted. The "right" way is just noisy. You can use a comment to describe the test, you dont need to write an essay in the function name.
Yup, it is a raw food supplement, which I knew wheni suggested it. It means that OP can provide their own source of meat, which side steps the nestle issue.
I use something similar for my cat, and it seemed to solve her hypercalcemia. No more drugs required, her appetite rebounded and her energy levels recovered, and her weight is back to normal.
We used to use it with raw chicken, which had the interesting side effect of reducing her poops to once every two days, and significantly smaller and less smelly, and she got all her water intake from the chicken. With bird flu being a risk, we are now boiling the chicken first, and its mostly the same, but need more water for her.
I haven't touched the AI auto complete, but the one that annoys me is when writing in a text file, and you press . to end a sentence, and it decides to start suggesting auto completes.
That is quite a unique quip. I love the idea of geo-based rendering, every application that renders text needs location access to be strictly correct :D.
I'd go further with the codepoint reduction, and delete
w(can useuu) instead, and deletek(hardccan take its place)