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deagle50
2y ago
What do you mean not enough reason? It's not your decision.
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deagle50
2y ago
I do miss emacs frames.
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2y ago
No worries - I drove Doom for ~6 months and got fed up with the lag, and with Lisp. I have a wrapper for Yabai that places new windows into a predetermined number of containers and allows me to move them quickly. It works ok. I think Hyperl
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2y ago
Agreed. All I want is to manage OS windows the same way I manage Vim windows where the content and the container are decoupled. Surprised nobody has made this yet.
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2y ago
Don't fall for it. I had family in Cumberland for 20 years and I know it well. It's a very dark place, most people there barely finished high school and drug abuse is really bad.
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2y ago
Not quite true for Dulles. You're looking at 3 hours in good traffic, and it's not a relaxing drive. BWI could be done in 2.5 hours and you don't have to deal with the two way road from Frederick to Leesburg.
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2y ago
Two windows side by side means two separate tab bars, and if they are vertical, very little horizontal space.
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deagle50
2y ago
I've wanted a split view in Firefox forever. Thank you!
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2y ago
Has Zed started hiding the mouse cursor when typing? If not, I'll wait.
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2y ago
they don't care about fines, they are orders of magnitude less than the opportunity cost.
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2y ago
It seems the build system has gotten enough traction and Andrew is going for broke to enshrine its place in the C space. I wouldn't bet against him.
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2y ago
that's not throughput
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2y ago
Some people want to enjoy work. And it likely they're referring to personal projects.
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2y ago
Thanks!
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2y ago
Can this shrink the gap between icons like bartender?
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2y ago
Trivially multi-threaded benchmarks comparing 12 big cores vs 4 big / 4 little :/
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2y ago
lack of punctuation isn't used to avoid accountability. my comment was clearly hyperbole.
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2y ago
using "missed the mark" should have a prison sentence
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2y ago
and the account that submitted here has zero comments.
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3y ago
the inclusion of `bufPrint` in the standard library is really nice, you can just give it a pointer to an array. If you want to make a string on the stack in Rust you have to pull in something with a `Writer` trait like `ArrayVec` and use `w
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3y ago
I just pass a "diag" struct to functions that may need to return an error context. It was weird at first but then it dawned on me how much less friction I experienced being able to create error variants on the fly. There's al
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3y ago
Amazing!
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3y ago
I wish the e cores would ramp up before the p cores get loaded. Maybe we can use this mode when plugged in, if there were a way to manually toggle it.
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3y ago
Omg I wanted to build exact this. Thank you!
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3y ago
Depressing yes, but not because of Musk/Tesla. We'd be surrounded by SUVs, trucks, carjackings, and deer regardless. Unfortunately the best I can do is get the biggest steel cage possible and look out for #1. His statement is clea
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3y ago
learn to maintain HVAC
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deagle50
3y ago
Lol it's not my job to inform you. If you care enough do your own research.
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3y ago
Why else go through the trouble of a custom layout for the M3 Pro with multiple custom reductions (caches, vector units, cores, memory controllers) vs lopping off half of the Max GPU like in the two previous generations?
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3y ago
I have a 16" M1 Pro for work and it's heavy. Wish I had requested the 14" in hindsight.
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3y ago
Search "M3 Pro" on Twitter and you'll see some decent comparisons.
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