Kalq

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by Kalq 2y ago
With regards to zettelkasten, I've always worndered where serendipitous discovery of notes goes from being actually worthwhile to frequently getting distracted but justifying it as productive.
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by Kalq 3y ago
While I appreciate the analogy, it's important to note that registers are a fairly advanced feature, not quite as ubiquitous as Ctrl-C. Standard Emacs copy-paste remains unchanged and functions just as expected.
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by Kalq 3y ago
If you are this hypersensitive to change, it behooves you stay on a stable release and only upgrade after you've read the CHANGELOG and NEWS files.
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by Kalq 3y ago
Give consult-rg with ripgrep and emacs a try. It's an excellent combination.
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by Kalq 3y ago
Isn't that basically Rustlings?
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by Kalq 3y ago
Curious what integration you're using? I'm using direnv with envrc but I'm interested to see of any good alternatives.
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by Kalq 3y ago
I'm not sure how long ago you used Guix, but in my experience, modern day nonguix is very up to date with Firefox and upstream Linux. Combined with things like Guix shell, time machine, and pinning specific commits, I find things have
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by Kalq 4y ago
1.projectile-kill-buffers or the built-in project-kill-buffers will do that for the current project. You could run that before switching projects. 2. https://github.com/radian-software/apheleia 3. There might be a way
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by Kalq 4y ago
Just an fyi for people using straight or interested in it, its maintainer is working on an alternative called elpaca. https://github.com/progfolio/elpaca
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by Kalq 4y ago
You get anime
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by Kalq 4y ago
Why don't you like that book and which Haskell book would you recommend then?
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by Kalq 4y ago
Not sure about struts but here's what the rest mean. Dynamic tiling: When a new window is created, the window manager automatically decides where to place the window based on it's rule. This is usually contrasted with manual tilin
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by Kalq 6y ago
Wish somebody would tell that to the Emacs maintainers.
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by Kalq 6y ago
I don't know if the solution to silo'ing everything in Discord as opposed to Reddit is any better? The medium is different enough that small sized communities can be far more active than a similar sized one on a forum or subreddit
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by Kalq 6y ago
Yeah Discord is not going to go away anytime soon. If they ever start to actually struggle for money they'll just be bought up by some tech giant.
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by Kalq 6y ago
Musicians might be the most saturated field but I think this is true for most things. How many millions of artists or photographers put out their art for piddling views and even less money. Even genuinely amazing artists can be absolutely u
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by Kalq 6y ago
I guess it might help to reaffirm the beliefs of somebody who was teetering in their distrust of Microsoft like myself. I've been anti-Microsoft for about 15 years but even I'll admit that I've warmed up to them over the past
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by Kalq 6y ago
Kind of strange to refer to "laptop like performance" considering the parts he's using. And why not? Aesthetics are very important for a lot of people. Unless you're doing some sort of watercooling or need multiple GPUs
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by Kalq 7y ago
I think there's a bit of confusion here in the way the author frames these 100 people. At this level they are not fans. They're not supporting you out of some sort of emotional attachment. They are giving you $1000 a year because
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by Kalq 7y ago
I disagree. Plenty of man pages have very excellent examples that serve as a beginner tutorial. Ones that are just as good (and easy to understand) if not better than what I've seen from TLDR. There's no reason manpages can't
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by Kalq 9y ago
Maybe consider a kickstarter as well. Qutebrowser apparently does this once a year so the main dev can work on it full time during the summer break from his university. Seems fairly effective. https://www.kickstarter.com/pro
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by Kalq 16y ago
I'm 19 and I got my first cell phone last year. I never expected to text much, and in the beginning I didn't. However over time I've been using it more and more to the point where I have entire conversations via texting. The simplicity is r
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by Kalq 16y ago
I'm 18 and all of my friends use MSN. I'd never even heard of Facebook Chat until I saw your comment. Everyone I know uses MSN, except for my parents who use Yahoo messenger in addition to MSN but I think the Yahoo thing just comes from a d
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Martin Cooper, inventor of the cellphone, on the future of telecommunications(youtube.com)
1 points by Kalq 17y ago|0 comments
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by Kalq 17y ago
"And some flows through so-called dark networks, private channels created to move information more cheaply and efficiently within a business or any kind of organization. For instance, Google has privately built such a network so that video