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FYI The fish shell does this by default.


But it's not a POSIX shell


Yes, but it's a shell nevertheless :), and it actually now supports some of the most common bashisms, so simple copy-pasted commands designed for bash now work. For any actual scripting IMO bash (or /bin/sh) is still the better choice, since it's installed everywhere, even though it might not have such great syntax.


Mint will update transactions in the background (not only when you log in).

In order to do so, they most likely keep your banking password around in memory.

Note: Mint uses OAuth for access to Chase bank accounts, which is great. Last I checked Plaid does not.


I think, not refunding the application fee in the event of a denial might be a better solution. It acts as a rate-limit, disincentivising Indian companies from applying for many H1B's.


If you wanna avoid carpel tunnel, window.setInterval(kinetigenClick, 1) :P


I always feel cheat codes don't let me experience the game as its designer intended. But... always tempting. :)


Given how little obfuscation surrounds the click button, what if scripting it was what the developer intended?


I have no idea how to prevent people from 'hacking' my game, but I don't think I'd try to stop them — it's so fun to see what people are coming up with. I'm learning from it!


or even less annoying:

var x = 0; while(x < 10000) { x++; kinetigenClick(); kinetigenRelease(); }


Had to save+reset after bumping this up to 100000, but it only took a few seconds and now I have 6 million watts. Dropping my first Tater Tower. Beautiful, elegant cheat.


"Beautiful, elegant cheat."

That is the nicest thing anyone has ever called me.


power += 100000000000


Or open with a tablet, I couldn't do anything.


As codygman mentions the IO Monad doesn't make haskell impure.

unsafePerformIO :: IO a -> a on the other hand does make haskell impure when it is used. And it is used in many libraries.


> unsafePerformIO :: IO a -> a on the other hand does make haskell impure when it is used. And it is used in many libraries.

Hmm, does it really? Is 'unsafePerformIO (return 1)' impure?


"And it is used in many libraries."

Citation needed - or at least clarification as to what "many" means here.


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