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481.
by dsego 2y ago
And you can reload the config with Cmd+Shft+, so Cmd+, to open the config (standard mac shortcut) and then the same with Shift to reload it, it's genius.
482.
by dsego 2y ago
Will these work on MacOS or does it use metal for the mac version?
483.
by dsego 2y ago
But imho it does a disservice to new developers because they rely more on the exploratory aspect. At least that's how I remember it from doing C# in Visual Studio many years ago. You have a general idea of what you want, you type objec
484.
by dsego 2y ago
> This group does use an LSP, it turns out, only via you as the conduit Oh man, it makes my blood boil when someone asks in which file the function lives, and I know they have a "go to symbol" in their editor of choice, but som
485.
by dsego 2y ago
I've noticed from my family member that their brain seems to connect more dots, things are more abstract for them. So basically very good for creative work, they are good with words and novel ideas, but also sucks when you attribute be
486.
by dsego 2y ago
But it does look like there are some people who are tormented by mental issues and preoccupied with bizarre thoughts, occult imagery, and aggressive behaviors. And honestly, even though I've seen myself how meds work on my family membe
487.
by dsego 2y ago
Delusions are the worst, once they are too far gone there's no sense in trying to convince the person it's not real. We've been through it with a family member many times, the worst part is that it starts slowly, but they hid
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Hot Reload Gameplay Code(zylinski.se)
11 points by dsego 2y ago|2 comments
489.
by dsego 2y ago
Passwords can be phished, all you need is a convincing fake login form.
490.
by dsego 2y ago
It's like when you get the push notification on your smartphone for two factor auth. So instead of typing in a password you get a notification on a secure device. For example on macos I can save the passkey in the os/browser and u
491.
by dsego 2y ago
> where the notice falsely indicates that the person wasn't home and correctly indicates that, to get the package, the person has to go to some pick-up location to get the package. Didn't know this was a universal experience wi
492.
by dsego 2y ago
> It does everything I want to, and more. So does ms paint for a large part of computer users. Not sure that's a good enough argument.
493.
by dsego 2y ago
Albeit more user friendly it does look dated and not as premium.
494.
by dsego 2y ago
Seems like good way to get third degree burns if you're not careful? I just put my water filled mug in the microwave (with a spoon in to avoid superheating).
495.
by dsego 2y ago
The rewrite that never comes and you keep building on top of that week project for years to come.
496.
by dsego 2y ago
There is also the opposite. It works well for some time, then after a hundred or so sprints with deadlines and no down time, engineers pick up and leave. When there is no time to rework and address some tech debt, suddenly features take lon
497.
by dsego 2y ago
You have dozens of apps (modules) each having its own models.py with a handful of models.
498.
by dsego 2y ago
Maybe it should've said "is a method of storing" instead of "for". It would make it clear it's not talking about a procedure, but a way or manner of doing something.
499.
by dsego 2y ago
> Zig: Trust the programmer to manually manage memory, but not to clean up unused variables. That's such a good tagline, actually one of the things that annoyed me with zig as well. The other one is the lack of attention to syntax a
500.
by dsego 2y ago
But an N-point moving average isn't adaptive, no? It has lag, this filter can adjust the smoothing effect to reduce lag. The exponential moving average is just one part of the presented filter, that's not the innovation here.
501.
by dsego 2y ago
It was moderated I think, the year 2020 was added as well.
502.
Noise Filtering Using €1 Filter (2020)(jaantollander.com)
92 points by dsego 2y ago|38 comments
503.
Understanding the Odin Programming Language(odinbook.com)
159 points by dsego 2y ago|97 comments
504.
by dsego 2y ago
"bijectivity", there is a term from high school I thought I would never hear in real live, still remember having injection, surjection & bijection explained in math class 20 years ago.
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Oh My Posh(ohmyposh.dev)
1 points by dsego 2y ago|0 comments
506.
by dsego 2y ago
When you think about it, they didn't use cursive for printing presses for a reason. Cursive is good for hand writing, block letters are good for print or carving into stone. See how the technology dictates the form. If the writing syst
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Imgui Screenshot Gallery(github.com)
1 points by dsego 2y ago|0 comments
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A dive into whole-beat metronome practice(classicalmusings.com)
2 points by dsego 2y ago|0 comments
509.
by dsego 2y ago
Not sure why writing systems couldn't be improved and simplified for the digital age. It would reduce software complexity and be more efficient and economical.
510.
by dsego 2y ago
I'm proposing it can be done at one layer above or in a different abstraction. There seems to be a point of diminishing returns, I mean if your text editor doesn't handle knotted cords from the inca empire why even bother.

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