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by erikbye 6y ago
I see. I tend to recommend zsh, anyway, which has navigational features that superannuates pushd, popd, and dirs.
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by erikbye 6y ago
Some essential stuff lacking here (unless I missed it): pushd, popd, dirs, jobs, and fg.
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"On average app publishers make $10,000 a month with Tamoco data monetization." https://www.tamoco.com/blog/best-app-revenue-calculator/
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by erikbye 6y ago
> novel problem set Examples?
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For google you can use this https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/g-search-filt... , just drop in your list of those 500 URLs, once you've decided on what the top 500 is. For other engines you ca
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Ostensibly you’d rather spend your time on HN than making millions.
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You have to be a special case of naive for the collection and sale of data to be a surprise. Talk about living under a rock. As for mobile apps, specifically, you think these shitty apps make money off ads? No, the business model is data. G
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For simracing and VR, a 6dof motion rig decreases motion sickness.
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These are exactly the things I find better and faster in Emacs. Watch video below and imagine searching that way but for all files in your project. Results in real-time, instantly taken to content when you highlight and browse results with
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by erikbye 6y ago
> cmd-t on vscode. Like I said earlier, that's just for symbols, so no, it's not the same.
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The last time I used a Jetbrains product, it took several seconds to simply open the IDEs Settings page. I'm not kidding, several seconds. Sometimes it would also completely freeze up for seconds when Java's GC kicked in. Great ex
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by erikbye 6y ago
I'd be surprised if a modern editor didn't support remote editing (SSH).
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> emote file editing with Tramp: This is much better even than using vi/pick over a terminal. You're probably aware, but VSCode has great support for editing over SSH.
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> and this mode or that mode don’t matter because the slowest part of the creative process is the creativity and not your typing. This is like saying we should just throw out every helpful thing that helps us write code faster/bette
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I think VSCode is a very mouse-centric experience. Using Emacs I don't touch my mouse. It's a far more efficient and comfortable (less straining) experience, for me anyway. I use both Emacs and VSCode but vastly prefer the Emacs e
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Don't know anything about it, but here's an article about a keyboard intended for the machine: http://xahlee.info/kbd/racal_norsk_kps_10_keyboard.html Looks cool.
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by erikbye 6y ago
It's a problem exactly because it's up-voted, it's derailing. Happens on so many articles recently. Either derailing by a personal anecdote, or by the "middlebrow dismissal": https://news.ycombinator.com&
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by erikbye 6y ago
How about we stop using HN's comment section to tell irrelevant-to-the-story personal anecdotes? This is basically the top/most upvoted comment of every article. Surely I can't be the only one to notice this trend?
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by erikbye 6y ago
> I won't mention previous attempts at embrace, extend and extinguish. Except you did, and it's really trite.
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https://github.com/microsoft/Xaml-Controls-Gallery/tree/winu...
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> Anything can be tailored to how you want. So it's true. Mac users really are delusional. Using macOS and its ecosystem was the most dictatorial and opinionated experience I've ever had.
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They're not competing.
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Bloom's Taxonomy(en.wikipedia.org)
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> but the thrill quickly wore off. The kids quickly went back to playing their PS4 and Switch games, and never even mentioned the Quest after it was gone. Same experience (Vive Pro) with niece, nephew and their friends. They tried Beat S
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Rogfast Tunnel Project in Norway(youtu.be)
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by erikbye 6y ago
Read my reply again, note especially the part "While this happens". Obviously I am acutely aware of what you are saying, no matter how many Wikipedia articles you link, so your comment is not only superfluous but also makes no sen
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> but let me not even count the ways in which software has failed me. Failed you? This sounds either very entitled or sensational. Has software caused you major grief in any way financial or the loss of limbs or loved ones? While this ha
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by erikbye 6y ago
> I think it's worth acknowledging over your customers that the bug has caused them lost time or other kinds of issues. As a company, by some PR representative, yeah, sure, maybe, but individual developers should not apologize.
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> There are people on my team where, when there is a bug, I just start looking at diffs of what they have committed because more likely than not, they caused the problem. If you can tell the bug from looking at diffs, why was the bug not
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by erikbye 6y ago
Norway had it, maybe still, have not touched a landline for decades.

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