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by doix 4y ago
Kakoune has a client/server mode so that the client instances can talk to the same server. This way unsaved changes to a buffer are visible across instances + all the registers etc are shared. Helix doesn't have that functionality
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by doix 4y ago
Super cool to see another competitor in this space. There's no support for tabs, I really hope it's coming and they implement them in the same way vim does. So far the buffer/window implementation matches vim (as far as I can
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by doix 4y ago
> It does take a certain amount of mental energy to constantly be computing effecient key combos. I disagree, the only time I'm actually thinking about key combos is if I'm vim-golfing something or trying to create a macro to r
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by doix 4y ago
Not all time spent is equal. Spending slack time to improve efficiency so that you are more efficient during crunch time is generally worth it. > Lots of these micro-optimizations are saving dozens of milliseconds I think you underestima
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by doix 4y ago
I remember Dark having a pretty large mainstream following as it was getting released. I was under the impression that it was funded by Netflix and as such it would be available everywhere that Netflix is available (and by extension assumed
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by doix 4y ago
No need to apologize! All good, I got the feeling we were in agreement and I was just explaining my point poorly.
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by doix 4y ago
Like the sibling comment, I feel like we are talking about different things. You're talking about right and wrong paths and careers. I'm talking about choices like kids, prioritizing salary over flexibility etc. I am not arguing t
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by doix 4y ago
I feel like we are talking about different things. I'm talking about not having kids/pets (which is applicable to everyone) as a choice to make for more flexibility where as you are talking about careers. Also you're talking
609.
by doix 4y ago
I mean you can say the luck argument about literally everything. It's not a reason to dismiss making choices. Not having kids/pets is a huge choice to make to have flexibility. If you don't have dependents you don't need
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by doix 4y ago
Do you have kids or otherwise responsible for anyone? If not, one or two hours of chores per day is insane. Take a step back and examine if the chores you are doing are actually worth doing. Obviously if you have kids or are a carer that pr
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by doix 4y ago
I run wireguard on an OVH box that I've had for years as my VPN. I just checked and I still get Google ads. So it's not even automatic on the largest ads network out there. Personally, I'd love it if using a VPN meant that ad
612.
by doix 4y ago
I also dislike that style, I appreciate it looks nicer, but I definitely find it harder to process/read. That example isn't that bad, because all the variable names are pretty close to the same length. But once you start mixing re
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by doix 4y ago
Feels like the disruption could be identifying a subset of the 1000s of features used that a cover a large enough part of the market and solely focusing on that. Instead of 1000s of features, have 40 good features. Limits how many customers
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by doix 4y ago
Does the steam deck support ray tracing now? It didn't back when it was released (out of the box), and also required messing around with stuff to enable it. If you don't care about ray tracing, Linux gaming on Steam is pretty much
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by doix 4y ago
I've been in South Africa for the last month, which has had an energy crisis since around 2007 and somehow they manage to keep mobile networks up during load shedding. There are 2:30 hour (sometimes 4:30 hour) blackouts daily and yet e
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by doix 4y ago
> But the idea that companies are just hiring extra people "because they can" in order to "build empires" and "have reports" is one of the most nonsensical things I've ever heard. This definitely happen
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by doix 4y ago
My comment isn't a criticism! I was just confused what you were doing, but now I get it. You run webpack for people and then host the bundle for them. If the title was "Webpack as a service", I would've immediately got i
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by doix 4y ago
It's webpack as a service! I would have never guessed that there was a need for this, but maybe there is.
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by doix 4y ago
> In the comments I mostly see "because of js and adtech", but is there a factual analysis somewhere ? I'm not sure what sort of analysis you're looking for, but different sites have different problems. I'm not c
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by doix 4y ago
I guess my point that it started out as a "publisher-owned distribution platform for 3 games" that many CS gamers at the time hated. Obviously I can't speak for the entire gaming community, but I remember sitting in some fair
621.
by doix 4y ago
It's interesting how the sentiment towards Steam changed since it's inception. I remember back when we had to use WON to play counter strike, then it got shut down and we had to move to Steam. But steam forced you to upgrade to CS
622.
by doix 4y ago
It's really convenient for travel, you don't need to pay international rates for SMS, just connect to free wifi and you're golden. If/When you buy a local SIM card, people can still reach how they used too, they don&#x27
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by doix 4y ago
> I call those “deadlines” time boxes. I believe that the industry would greatly benefit from distinguishing the two. Interesting, I've not heard time box used in that context. I've seen it used to limit the amount of time you
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by doix 4y ago
I believe the author has only worked at a certain type of company where his points might be true. But if you work at a place where software supports the main business rather than being the main business, I personally found that they were no
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by doix 4y ago
> No, not pump and dumps. Just stocks that a large amount of people are about to buy into. A pump and dump is a coordinated effort, whereas I'm looking for something more organic. I guess what you call "organic", I call th
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by doix 4y ago
Wait, I thought the whole point was to find pump and dumps early. I'm not sure what you're trying to do now. The most interesting (for me anyway) would be to figure out what is going to be on Reddit before it appears by analyzing
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by doix 4y ago
How are you finding communities to track? Are you crawling and flowing links to shitty subteddits? Creating honeypot accounts to try and get spammed invites to telegram/discord groups? Are you following the different *Chan's? IRC?
628.
by doix 4y ago
What's wrong with the netflix UI? I think it's actually the best one, my only complaint is that they constantly change the order of the rows so I'm always looking for "continue watching" one. I'm sure they have
629.
by doix 4y ago
Back in December 2019, the company I worked for gave everyone AirPods Pros for Xmas. Lots of people tried them and complained a lot. I have a pair and rarely use them, only with devices that don't have a headphone jack. Having no wires
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by doix 4y ago
> I'm really only wondering about whether or not other infectious diseases cause also cause long term issues but it just hasn't been detected before at the level of Covid. To put it more simply I'm wondering if every time

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