Zizizizz

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   by Zizizizz 3y ago

   Anecdotally, I can use it in 75% of shops I frequent.
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   by Zizizizz 3y ago

   Many pubs don't play music or if they do it's very quiet and I don't notice. They are normally loud enough with the sound of conversation
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   by Zizizizz 3y ago

   Databricks provides Jupyter lab like notebooks for analysis and ETL pipelines using spark through pyspark, sparkql or scala. I think R is supported as well but it doesn't interop as well with their newer features as well as python and
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   by Zizizizz 3y ago

   I got myself an ortholinear split keyboard (moonlander). I used to get some wrist pain every now and then but the biggest game changers were switching escape with caps lock. The great thing about the moonlander is that I have backspace, ent
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   by Zizizizz 3y ago

   Evidence seems to point that both are worse for you than cooking it with highly processed "food" and has a direct correlation with rising rates of diabetes and obesity. https://youtu.be/l3U_xd5-SA8 Our bodies dige
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   by Zizizizz 3y ago

   https://htmx.org so with this, the button will be there, but clicking on it might not do something until it's been fetched
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   by Zizizizz 3y ago

   No it doesn't, for some of these at least you can render the page server side and the reactive components become reactive a bit later on, isn't that how next would work as well? It's a blend of server side and front end inter
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   by Zizizizz 3y ago

   Try out these Cory Schafer videos, I remember watching them 6 years ago and them being quite helpful. https://youtu.be/ZDa-Z5JzLYM
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   by Zizizizz 3y ago

   https://youtu.be/y6VJBeZEDZU
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    by Zizizizz 3y ago

    Agreed, their Christmas Ale was great. My other favourite is Stone's https://www.stonebrewing.com/beer/special-releases/stone-xoc...
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    by Zizizizz 3y ago

    Vim: https://github.com/github/copilot.vim Neovim: https://github.com/zbirenbaum/copilot.lua Neovim ChatGPT: https://github.com/jackMort/ChatGPT.nvim
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    by Zizizizz 3y ago

    Restic + backblaze
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    by Zizizizz 3y ago

    Thanks!
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    by Zizizizz 3y ago

    If I Were You by Jake and Amir was going for a decade I think but just finished. The questions are timeless though so you can easily go back and binge if you want
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    by Zizizizz 3y ago

    Here is another great plugin that pairs nicely with the above. https://github.com/Aloxaf/fzf-tab
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    I have one (coming from a 32 inch cheap Samsung 1080p from 8 years ago) and it's pretty insane how good it looks. I have to leave it in Filmmaker mode for movies as it's too good at interpolating frames on shows and colour correct
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    If you use nextdns or pihole you can block those. I do so the home screen has no top 2/3 of TV suggestions, just my installed apps at the bottom and the hi Def paintings from the gallery app showing above them.
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    Wireplumber and Pipewire is the first time it just worked for me on Linux, it was definitely hit or miss for me before but I haven't had any issues in a couple years thanks to those replacing pulseaudio
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    Ah no that makes perfect sense, Google photos must be the apple Icloud photo app equivalent for Android
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    What do you mean offers the same functionality, what search options can it do locally? Genuinely curious
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    Automatic backups, decent editing, magic eraser, great search either by face, context, etc.. I can search for dogs, waterfalls, trees, clouds, whatever and it usually gives me exactly what I want.
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    So for example YouTube serves their own ads so you can't skip YouTube ads with a DNS level adblock you need ublock origin which can block anything referenced in HTML which is why it works for skipping ads on YouTube.
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    It's on Firefox
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    Brave, Firefox, Bromite all do, or you can use nextdns or adguard as a private DNS in your network settings. I think the last option is a little wireguard set up to route traffic to a server or small pc that has unbound and pinhole on it
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    I don't really know the last time I cd'd to a subdirectory in a project, I typically just use fzf or nnn for any of those interactions. Not a bad idea though, thanks!
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    Okay that makes sense, I don't really see how it's simpler but I completely see the use case. I was unclear on what he/she meant by the editor "just working" without having some config or plugin to point to the inst
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    https://code.visualstudio.com/api/language-extensions/langua... Basically just your auto-completion, linting, quick-actions, etc...
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    I don't work on too many projects at a time and tend to archive and remove the virtualenv when I finish working on something for the foreseeable future. I can see why that would be a problem for some though.
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    My flow that I have settled on as being the most predicable (even though PDM allows for installing to a local virtualenv as well) is (with pyenv): mkdir newproject && cd newproject echo 3.11.0 > .python-version # (If differ
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    by Zizizizz 4y ago

    Have you used pip-tools before? I have used PDM instead of Poetry and was very impressed https://github.com/pdm-project/pdm