Exuma

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by Exuma 3y ago
This was what I said previously, which I'm assuming plasmic doesnt do: > Does it allow embedding in an actual app? Thats the problem I have with these is they all require some weird form of going to their domain. I need the editor (
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by Exuma 3y ago
I'm assuming you researched a lot of other DND libraries when building. Did any stand out to you that were better than the rest? IE supporting nested structures, and looked to be programmed well. In my research I found about 8-10 of th
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by Exuma 3y ago
Interesting.. do you think it's a good use case for a drag an drop editor compared to other DND out there?
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by Exuma 3y ago
Does it allow embedding in an actual app? Thats the problem I have with these is they all require some weird form of going to their domain. I need the editor (AND the rendered page) to be 100% on my own domain. I wish they had some editor a
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by Exuma 3y ago
Awesome. I've literally been tasked with building something exactly like this, and it's a pain in the ass nothing exists like this for Vue so I have to do it from scratch. I plan to make it more like builder.io/demo however w
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by Exuma 3y ago
I don't disagree with you but a comment above shows the truth, that it was 400 lines and 200,000 lines of synth code he didn't write. Anyway, it is still cool.
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by Exuma 3y ago
Can someone explain how I’m what universe this takes 20,000 lines of code?
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by Exuma 3y ago
You have to admit it’s a good one though. Haha. I don’t want this place to become a cesspool like Reddit but once in a blue moon I do need a good laugh
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by Exuma 3y ago
Ok I got you mane.. you have 2 solutions. By the way, there is a sort of "common" set of configurations that probably 90% of people have in their vim config, like turning off the bell and stuff. Obviously there are exceptions beca
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by Exuma 3y ago
what dont you like about vim that would make you switch away from it? There's no universe where I can imagine doing that
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by Exuma 3y ago
this answers nothing
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by Exuma 3y ago
I dont get it... does blimpy equate to some emacs commands or something where you cant type it in emacs' equivalent of insert mode?
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by Exuma 3y ago
Enlighten us... what is it for then?
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by Exuma 3y ago
I've always hated Peanuts. I remember thinking as a kid, there is nothing less funny and more mundane. Sorry in advance to all Peanuts lovers... The only thing worse was Doonesbury.
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by Exuma 3y ago
Holy shit this is hilarious
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I'm not questioning their skill or your observation, I believe you fully. I also know just because someone is smart doesn't mean that all their ideas make sense in terms of efficiency. The smartest people I know are also generally
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by Exuma 3y ago
Yes I don't mean literally chatGPT, thats why I said "except it would type from your mind" to eliminate the focus on chatGPT being wrong. Alright I concede if that's really your use case. I wrote in another comment but I
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by Exuma 3y ago
For me? Yes it does, and I'm not fetishizing hardware, etc. In my mind, it's very "this is the way it is" I'm a single developer/entrepreneur who as put dozens of products to market single handedly, and a numbe
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by Exuma 3y ago
Are you sure about that? I trust you if you are truly, TRULY sure... Imagine you had a tool similar to those ChatGPT IDE auto-complete plugins, except instead of doing chat GPT it typed what was in your mind. Imagine you start work in the m
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by Exuma 3y ago
I'm using the latest MBP keyboard which is an insane upgrade over the previous. For some reason I think working on a 16" laptop is much better for speed and efficiency than huge desktops, it's like the keyboard and screen is
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by Exuma 3y ago
Yes that's hilarious, I noticed that.
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by Exuma 3y ago
You definitely hit the nail on something you said, which is when I'm forced to type on my phone, my replies are always MUCH more succinct, clear, as I can only type like 30 WPM probably on my phone.
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by Exuma 3y ago
I'm not trying to fix it, just engaging in a dialog, and I said it "sounds like", because your first thought when reading about people using their tools effectively is that they're "obsessing" about it. A lot o
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by Exuma 3y ago
I was saying an "objective fact" for me, not globally. I was responding to the idea of "fetishizing" WPM when I'm saying, no, with 100% certainty, WPM is extremely beneficial to me with no grey area. Also I did say
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by Exuma 3y ago
If you are a 2 finger typist and also think people are "obsessing over WPM" because they're wanting to utilize their own tools to the fullest advantage, that sounds like some mental block kind of thing. If you can type at lea
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by Exuma 3y ago
If you want my unsolicited 2 cents to help speed up (if you care!) 1. put your fingers on home row keys with pointer fingers feeling the bumps on F and J 2. DONT move your wrists all around, try to keep them still and let your fingers do al
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by Exuma 3y ago
The newest macbook pro is 10/10 for me on typing speed. By far the best keyboard ive ever used.
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by Exuma 3y ago
I don't know how it is working on large teams, but for my daily work working alone I usually write maybe 10-15 emails, I issue a dozen or more commits, I outline specs (a vague word I'm using which could mean writing documentation
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by Exuma 3y ago
I spend over 10+ hours a day typing at the computer, across slack, writing specs, writing code, etc. So really I suppose in my mind I don't live in a vaccuum. I don't fetishize it at all, in my mind it is a simple objective fact t
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by Exuma 3y ago
That makes complete sense. The team aspect is probably where our experiences differ the most.

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