dmortin

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by dmortin 7y ago
Why can't you run an Emacs with Magit alongside Vscode? You don't have to miss it, you can still use emacs for that.
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VS Code extension for visualizing data structures while debugging(github.com)
3 points by dmortin 7y ago|0 comments
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Programming with On-Line Graphics (1966)(youtube.com)
1 points by dmortin 7y ago|0 comments
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by dmortin 7y ago
There should be some tool to make such nice animations easily. Not just gears, but any other illustrations with moving parts with the ability to have a zoomed in detail beside the animation, etc.
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You can play Doom inside Emacs using EAF(old.reddit.com)
3 points by dmortin 7y ago|1 comments
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by dmortin 7y ago
I use emacs, but I don't think lsp-mode can do all the refactorings which intellij provides: Safe Delete Extract Method Extract Constant Extract Field Extract Parameter Introduce Variable Rename Inline Change signat
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by dmortin 7y ago
You won't have to use the service, but if you do then companies will have to have a way to protect the service from abusers.
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by dmortin 7y ago
If the taxi is soiled then the next passenger indicates this via the app. The taxi is sent for cleaning and the previous passenger is charged for the cleaning. Also, there will be cameras inside in case it has to be proven who made the car
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by dmortin 7y ago
>Sometimes you basically have to have it on (when the language is demands it) but I usually turn it off. It's too much visual noise, too distracting With a proper tool you can configure if autocompletion pops up automatically or onl
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An extensive video about whether GNU Emacs is the right thing for you(youtube.com)
3 points by dmortin 7y ago|0 comments
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by dmortin 7y ago
Then the answer is: current math cannot solve this question. Answer can be lots of things, it's easy to avoid actually answering the question.
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by dmortin 7y ago
I bound this to the Insert key which is otherwise useless, so I have a single key which activates this. I use it all the time.
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by dmortin 7y ago
shortcatapp looks nice. I wonder if something like this exists for Windows. It might even be more efficient if it worked like Vimium in the browser, labelling all items with a single letter which you can press to select it.
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by dmortin 7y ago
Vim users were laughing when emacs had games. Who's laughing now?
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by dmortin 7y ago
Sensitive operations should require confirmation on AWS, because you can click accidentally manually too.
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by dmortin 7y ago
There should be a different key for that then. The click action is the most important, so it should have its own dedicated key.
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by dmortin 7y ago
It's strange that you have to press enter too after selecting a link to go there. The most frequent task of browsing is clicking on links, so it should be only f + hint, without any additional keys.
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by dmortin 7y ago
True, thanks. It was not obvious for me from the styling that I should click that.
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by dmortin 7y ago
Maybe it could be worth it to buy a proper external camera for this purpose if one has a desktop or uses one's laptop most of the time stationary. I searched for it and apparently Windows 10, for example, has optional eye tracking cont
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by dmortin 7y ago
For link selection the quickest way could be eye tracking, that is your laptop's camera would track your eye and you could press some key to go to the link which you are looking at. Is there some application which does this?
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by dmortin 7y ago
It's too bad the live demo uses Alt-Escape to activate which is a shortcut used by Windows, so I can't try it without installing it. The author should use some other shortcut or put an Activate button on the page so Windows users
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by dmortin 7y ago
Sort of like the Gnu Emacs / XEmacs split back then which divided the contributors. At least in case of Emacs one of these came on top, so there is no split anymore.
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by dmortin 7y ago
The pink color of those popups is brutal.
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by dmortin 7y ago
Yes, Autohotkey can search for pixels and stuff: https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/PixelSearch.htm
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by dmortin 7y ago
> Because often the instructor or professor may ad lib based on a question from a student. It may result in a really good answer that probably won't be in the official lecture notes. Exactly, that's why I said everyone should g
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by dmortin 7y ago
> The process of writing it down, and the other steps described are all about cajoling the brain to learn new material quickly. In my experience we often missed things, because there was too much info, so it was very hard to copy the inf
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by dmortin 7y ago
Why should every student record the lecture with notes? Isn't it better if they get a copy of the lecture notes, and they only add their own notes, thereby paying more attention to the lecture instead of copying things manually which c
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by dmortin 7y ago
Yes, but semantic understanding is not really complicated for rename variable, for example, so it's strange there is no library which can do that.
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by dmortin 7y ago
What is the point of replacing the builtin syntax coloring? Is it faster or does it color more things?
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by dmortin 7y ago
Will tree sitter also stimulate creation of free tools which work on the AST? E.g. it's a mystery to me why we don't have free refactoring tools like the ones in IntelliJ. Like some free library which could extract methods, rename

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