Shorel

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by Shorel 10mo ago
I forgot to add: Font management in the Kobo is still superior, because you can change the darkness of the font.
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by Shorel 10mo ago
The Pocketbook reads more formats natively like CBR, CBZ, which I also use. The Pocketbook synchronizes reading between several devices, even for books you have uploaded yourself. And the Pocketbook has text-to-speech and supports audiobook
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by Shorel 10mo ago
I went from Kobo to PocketBook, and I am very satisfied with this change.
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by Shorel 10mo ago
It's not only a bad use of AI, as it has been discussed in other comments here. The entire idea of the ad is Grinch-worthy. It was conceived and directed by someone who hates the season. It makes you want to close the browser, not goin
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by Shorel 10mo ago
I would be the author of the first one
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by Shorel 11mo ago
I've never owned an Apple computer, and I still miss the Aqua-era OS X UI. There was something magical about it.
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by Shorel 11mo ago
And your point is? Neovim is there! (Neo)Vim is the quintessential modal editor. If your comment is generated by an AI, please don't post comments again.
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by Shorel 11mo ago
In that case, that editor better have a debugger as easy to use as the one in Turbo Pascal and Turbo C++. Thanks Santa.
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by Shorel 11mo ago
It is something some of us avoid.
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by Shorel 11mo ago
If you are doing TUI, you can't miss Kakoune and Helix as popular editors. Add them to your comparison benchmarks.
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by Shorel 11mo ago
They can only privatize the AI race. If Google wins, we all lose.
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by Shorel 11mo ago
I tested a Sherlock Holmes game where AI was used for character interactions. The actual dialogues were of course awesome, and relevant. I gave them feedback about the controls for moving the character, which were a bit awkward.
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by Shorel 11mo ago
I am very skeptic there's much cheating in Counter Strike or Dota. They use different means to detect cheaters, which means sometimes they are banned several weeks after the fact, but they do ban cheaters.
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by Shorel 11mo ago
> - Broken games still pre-ordered Only because new population enters the market. I pre-ordered a game once. F1 2010. Since then, I have *never* pre-ordered anything. I also opted out from any game that required a rootkit to play. LAN
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by Shorel 11mo ago
Why should I do your work instead of mine? Even your comment is also noise =)
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by Shorel 11mo ago
They care about money. They definitely care about money. They have achieved a steady cash flow that can sustain their business forever, unless something really bad happens. What they don't care is the endless growth that MBA guys alway
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by Shorel 11mo ago
> if the system existed in the background, seamlessly, how would our interactions with source control and with other developers look? They would look like noise. You would be the source of that noise. One commit per edit? Nonsense. Me
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by Shorel 11mo ago
Ohh no, you should be able to decide which changes to commit, line by line, before committing them. What you describe sounds like a security nightmare to me. Maybe you are using a remote dev server, and every change you do needs to be commi
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by Shorel 11mo ago
> As time goes on it feels like much of the low hanging fruit opportunities in software is disappearing faster and faster. The Graphic Editor workspace, in fact all the Adobe programs alternatives is quite open. I remember using Paint
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by Shorel 11mo ago
Reading this static HTML page and executing several megabytes of JavaScript to read and edit short lines of text are fundamentally different tasks, even if the same program can perform both actions. VSCode can pretend to be fast in my deskt
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by Shorel 11mo ago
You are correct in your appreciation. Mixxx is best used with a DJ console, however for me it is also easily used as a player that automatically picks a song from some selected crates in Auto DJ mode. So I'm in the mood for Salsa, I pu
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by Shorel 11mo ago
That sounds fascinating, thank you for this research.
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by Shorel 11mo ago
I organize everything into Mixxx. It is tagged not only by genre, crates, some songs belong into more than one crate. Also by mood, which I tag with colours. And how much I like the song, which is by stars. I tried Beets and it was very und
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by Shorel 1y ago
Compile time seems to be a standard feature in D-lang as well. Powerful macros that generate code that then gets compiled =)
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by Shorel 1y ago
Good may be an alternative to Alembic, so we can get rid of the Python requirement =) (Checks it out...) Ahh, this is also Alembic.
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by Shorel 1y ago
Thank you for your detailed reply.
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by Shorel 1y ago
I haven't fully watched that film. It is definitely influenced by the book Cosmos by Carl Sagan. I feel I read it a hundred times.
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by Shorel 1y ago
The Internet Archive deserve it more. And they actually need it.
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by Shorel 1y ago
The other day I was reading the page about the Library of Alexandria. The Wikipedia version virtually doesn't mention the stoning of Hypatia or the burning of the library, except for a different smaller fire caused by a war during Juli
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by Shorel 1y ago
If that is true, which sometimes it is, you having suspected about anyone except the actual murderer, and at the same time it is totally obvious who the culprit is on a second reading, then it is a very good plot.

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