bjornasm

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by bjornasm 3y ago
VSCode is my main tool from day to day - I use it extensively for coding, documenting, writing papers, drafting e-mails, writing my work log/diary. However I was intrigued by this tool as I've already have open 4-6 tabs in my VSCo
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Just because something is human readable doesn't mean there isn't value in making it even more readable? I would certainly prefer to read a markdown file rendered like this than completely raw.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I dont think its personal, at least it isn't for me. Its because it is wrong. If it is documentation intended for people new to this its better to explain everything, and avoid making assumptions about what is simple or not. Its so muc
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by bjornasm 4y ago
So you are saying that when you are going to buy a new tool you will stick to your brand - since you have lots of batteries you can buy the discounted tool that comes without one.
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by bjornasm 4y ago
>A great example here is the ubiquitous status meeting. Everybody troops into a conference room for an hour and takes turns saying things to the boss while everybody else's eyes glaze over. This lets the boss feel powerful and impor
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by bjornasm 4y ago
How do you know all the others are "blind cargo cult following"? Maybe is it that people that frequent Hacker News are interested in Rust, and as Rust is in the wind a lot of content is made about Rust, which again means that a lo
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by bjornasm 4y ago
Say that to the plethora of custom made guitars with different necks, different amount of strings, type of strings etc.
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by bjornasm 4y ago
This looks like a match made in heaven! They should add that as a feature into the original project, imo.
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by bjornasm 4y ago
I love the minimalistic/back to the roots/KISS style of academic homepages, which I feel this tries to mimic. I am making my own portfolio/academic blog these days where I do some of the same (might change the background from