eviks

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541.
by eviks 8mo ago
If your "market pressure" worked we wouldn’t be in this situation to begin with.
542.
by eviks 8mo ago
> it's just not enabled by default usually. Because you can't. You just missed the critical word "instantly" > because there isn't any need for it No, because you reject the obvious need for it > via a scri
543.
by eviks 8mo ago
You could start the process now, before the ruin?
544.
by eviks 8mo ago
They are listening, MAXing out is a loud signal that they're doing great, how would you like your liquid glass served?
545.
by eviks 8mo ago
Yes, computers are pretty fast. But also don't ignore history, the website shouldn't have been ranked higher than the github repo in the first place
546.
by eviks 8mo ago
Why not use your package manager as a first step instead?
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by eviks 8mo ago
> I have an extreme bias toward only using open source code If you have eyes closed how would you notice?
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by eviks 8mo ago
> Google Search Console - did you add and verify nanoclaw.dev there? Did you read the post before promoting yourself? > Submitted to Google Search Console probably 15 times. > map all the backlinks the .net site got (happy to pull
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by eviks 8mo ago
Ok, do tell: how do you customize Linux to get instant folder sizes in your file manager (a mod mentioned in the comments above)? Where is Autohotkey for Linux? And let's not forget about all the apps that just don't run. You simp
550.
by eviks 8mo ago
> This is awesome. It’s the kind of power that, philosophically, should be available to all PC users out of the box. Oh, brother, preach (and not only PC, where is Mac Airhawk?)! But the OS devils won't be affected! Windhawk is inde
551.
by eviks 8mo ago
While that's not what the author meant - in all places on Earth where they people grow up and become powerful enough to make those decisions (but also before that , in their own little apps)
552.
by eviks 8mo ago
GPUI is also abandoned as a separate non-Zed project, so unfortunately not that promising
553.
by eviks 8mo ago
What if pursuing that opportunity exceeds the risk appetite / budget of the person you're suggesting this to, by about a billion, and even then has the exact same potential to be corrupted by the organizational dynamics that resul
554.
by eviks 8mo ago
> Some time ago, maybe in the late 90s and 2000s, native was ahead. It used to look good, it was consistent, and it all actually worked That's just mythical past, in reality you had the full variety of garbage with basic things brok
555.
by eviks 8mo ago
Not a single before/after video?
556.
by eviks 8mo ago
Should fact checkers have fact checkers to check the the first batch wasn't incompetent and didn't use AI to rewrite the article to add more "facts"?
557.
by eviks 8mo ago
> This document wants to be a reference for best practices in the daily use of Git Then it wouldn't stick to the most ineffective interface for git - cli
558.
by eviks 8mo ago
Not losing data when you edit your note on two devices
559.
by eviks 8mo ago
How does your cloud resolve simultaneous edit conflicts?
560.
by eviks 8mo ago
But one (git) doesn't suffice, it's way more limited for real-time sync when phones are involved
561.
by eviks 8mo ago
> Now I just have to type notahoe every 90 days, Can to not set up a scheduled task instead to avoid little garbage like this distracting your precious brain?
562.
by eviks 8mo ago
The first link is a proper end-to-end benchmark with external camera (kudos to the author for making those), the second link is a more faulty software emulation
563.
by eviks 8mo ago
What proper window manager shows tab group list at the top of the current app window and allows shortcuts/mouse to reorder the list and also allows moving a tab outside of this list to another tab group?
564.
by eviks 8mo ago
How is it free? > When you subscribe to iCloud+, you can use a custom domain name
565.
by eviks 8mo ago
> and they may prefer different tools to us. > We would do well to accept this. Why is it better to accept harm from bad tools, especially since we are the ones harmed by those preferences?
566.
by eviks 8mo ago
> Podcasts are built on an open standard, which is why they aren’t controlled by a bad algorithm and don’t have ads that spy on you Of course they do, you can have regional ads depending on your IP. There are no "standards" &qu
567.
by eviks 8mo ago
Tangential: given the lack of hinting, is it possible to achieve high quality results for small fonts, are there any examples/comparisons to actual fonts (that also can have bad quality hinting, so real comparison to well/poorly h
568.
by eviks 8mo ago
It's not highly performant, its startup time is a multiple of that of native apps. Nothing is easy about plugins, APIs you expose/maintain define that, not Electron, and those can be good/bad in any system. Electron gives eas
569.
by eviks 8mo ago
yeah, unfortunately it was yet another Electron wrapper on Windows, though mobile/Mac (where it's more important) was native. The website's idea is great, but unfortunately it's not comprehensive/reliable, otherwise
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by eviks 8mo ago
What a coincidence, was just looking for a replacement of Simplenote! With hundreds of note taking apps coming and going, is there any single performant cross-platform non-Electron app with great conflict resolution for simple notes? Just t

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