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by erksa 2y ago
It's my own experience, and it anecdotally seemed to be shared with other people who have modified their main keyboard: The regular qwerty/qwertz keyboards are so ingrained in our muscle memory and society (think touchscreen keybo
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by erksa 2y ago
ZSA, the company behind the moonlander now has a heatmap extension [1]. After running it you get an idea of where your heavy keys are. When creating my own (slightly) modified qwerty layout I found it helpful to identify which areas of the
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by erksa 2y ago
This and picking the right audio-source consistently throughout the day.
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by erksa 3y ago
./install.php, the good old way to initialize environments :D
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by erksa 3y ago
Exactly what I was wondering as well.
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by erksa 3y ago
Thanks!
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by erksa 3y ago
From what I've heard from cloud consultants in Scandinavia (which is going through a huge move to the cloud as many places) the Microsoft Azure sales machine is on another level compared to competitors. Microsoft will show up with 10 s
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by erksa 3y ago
The font choice in the images made the call outs extremely hard to read for me.
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by erksa 3y ago
Love the SVG's for showing of themes. How are those generated?
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by erksa 3y ago
homebrew installs version 0.8.1. `bun upgrade` Congrats! You're already on the latest version of bun (which is v0.8.1) Hopefully it's quick to follow, and some just jumped on the publish post a bit early!
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by erksa 3y ago
As English is not my first language, Elements of Style really has done a decent job of highlighting things that I either completely missed back in my English education, or was not covered at all.
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by erksa 3y ago
For any critical email delivery make sure you can address this thing with the mailsender of choise: 1)SPF, 2)DKIM, 3)DMARC [2] (DMARC is often forgotten or can be super noisy when set up. Postmarc offers a aggregation service for free that
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by erksa 3y ago
Similarly why hackathons are so surprisingly successful in creating projects that would be otherwise doomed if estimated and planned out before hand.
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by erksa 3y ago
Love this type of composite photography, really gives a fun perspective of a location.
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by erksa 3y ago
I'd imagine the average age of emacs users is younger than emacs itself at this point.
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by erksa 3y ago
Great work!
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by erksa 3y ago
It's been very interesting to discuss the potential future of VR/AR with software pros and hardware pros. Us software people seemingly tends to "ignore" the real limitations of current battery/power-delivery/po
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by erksa 3y ago
So, if I record myself talking transcribe it into a book and publish it, I would be a performer, narrator or even an entertainer -- but not a writer? Maybe my point was unclear. If I had no arms, but still managed to publish a book, would I
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by erksa 3y ago
> they don't tell the software "Metal articulated lamp bouncing across wooden table, 3d render, realistic lighting and shadows" They would if they could. Your premise seems to be based on you only getting to interact with
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by erksa 3y ago
No, "the computer" allows the artist to be exposed to a magnitude of various arbitrary and curated creative decisions that can help guide their work and their intent. Here's a stupid personal and anecdotal example: I've
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by erksa 3y ago
Yes, the artist that chooses to use AI-tools to generate art-work are in fact artist. For those who are afraid of AI being content generators that puts artist out of work will most likely be disappointed. However the technical gatekeeping s
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by erksa 3y ago
How much of these responses would have formed by old AI scare sci-fi? I do not know how to properly articulate this question. But this list reads like a very generic sci-fi book recipe, which we have a lot of written works on.
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by erksa 3y ago
Not disputing that VIM has those things, but I am telling you that I can't live in Vim based on your plugin setup. But of course, I'm glad there are good crafted ext/plugin communities on both sides so we can all can tweak it
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by erksa 3y ago
Use both heavily. Vim is fantastic for editing one off files. Emacs on the other hand is fantastic to work on a computer for a long period of time. I do use evil mode, as I do think it's a much better way to work in a file. Project man
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by erksa 4y ago
> We are also able to limit who can do what by requiring formal education and licenses for all kinds of professions. I agree with your take for the most part, however cautiously more optimistic about this. Removing the barrier of entry f
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by erksa 4y ago
The VSCode Vim-keybinding plugin is subpar, so making a VS-Code plugin extension to nvim seems like the better choice indeed. Jokes aside, beautifully composed aesthetic, and particularly like the right window in the preview. Will prob do s
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by erksa 4y ago
I am patiently waiting, the M2 Air is really everything physical I want in a laptop. MacOS is fine, but one can dream right?! :D
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by erksa 4y ago
Thanks! I wasn't sure if was even going to bother qualify the statement further. Mostly use it for light browsing or just light coding, nothing substantial. Reading the docs of a newly released framework etc. Some video-calls here and
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by erksa 4y ago
Anyone know if Asahi Linux work on the MBAir M2 as a casual driver on the go?
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by erksa 4y ago
Really enjoyed working with sqlboiler few years ago! Particularly miss it now that I work more in the node ecosystem.

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