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by eviks 9mo ago
> Thank you for your understanding! × 4609
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by eviks 9mo ago
Hey, they did all the work and more, trust them!!! > Experts in the PDF Association’s PDF TWG undertook theoretical and experimental analysis of these schemes, reviewing decompression speed, compression speed, compression ratio achieved,
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by eviks 9mo ago
The part where I can eliminate the workflow of investigating and killing some misbehaving background process by preventing it from launching. Or when I changed popup symbol pickers to insert symbols faster, which you can't do now since
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by eviks 9mo ago
What is subjective about objectively saving time in your workflow? Or saving space that you can save more of your precious photos? Also why should I care about worst offenders, that's not a coherent argument when discussing this specif
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by eviks 9mo ago
> Much harm has arisen out of the superstitious fear of 100% CPU use. Why wouldn't you want a compute bound task to use all available compute? It'll finish faster that way. Because it hurts the speed/responsiveness of stuf
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by eviks 9mo ago
It's worse on a Mac, not only can they streal input focus directly, but also visual focus by continuously jumping up at the dock
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by eviks 9mo ago
> Apple has done more than anyone to make its hardware more energy-efficient and its software too. Are you not aware that they have just rolled out bad OS (phones and computers) design that is less energy efficient?
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by eviks 9mo ago
> Has Apple perhaps baked in a bit too much into the SSV? Definitely. Even the Chess.app is in there. > Does it really matter? Almost certainly no. Why does waste and broken customization not matter?
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by eviks 9mo ago
> It's slower to "stop precisely"on key hold/release For longer distances, unless your repeat speed is very slow, you're often either holding a key repeat and stop before a few lines and then tap or overshooting
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by eviks 9mo ago
> press a key one time That's "1" > You repeatedly press That's x10
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by eviks 9mo ago
> - already exactly know where you want to go Same as with moving down by 1x10? How are you even choosing cursor direction if you don't know where to go to? > - figure out the relative distance either by looking to the side Ok, h
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by eviks 9mo ago
Hm, I doubt the precision can match and avoid under/overshootings, especially at high enough repeat speed to match, and it's a global change that can affect even regular typing, so you're suggesting specialized training (to m
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by eviks 9mo ago
I literally meant the ones I quoted > by running q: instead of :q other than that don't have a bigger list since most of the defaults are bad, so didn't use them
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by eviks 9mo ago
That's a waste of time, you can use someone else's experience instead
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by eviks 9mo ago
It's slower to "stop precisely"on key hold/release, so 10j still makes more sense, only for a few lines tapping J a few times makes more sense, but not 10-20
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by eviks 9mo ago
That's because you should've fixed the foundation instead. For example, > I frequently opened this by running q: instead of :q, and didn’t know what I had done. Now I know: But you still haven't fixed the typo-prone keybin
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by eviks 9mo ago
Are you sure it's not a symbol for a regular pen/pencil? But also, how is a stylus easier to parse then an actual pen from the previous icons? And what's the line? Previously it was the drawing line from the pen, so it natur
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Will it survive an update/reinstall?
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by eviks 9mo ago
What kind of knowledge does a 14you have to parse the two sticks in the first icon easier vs. remembering some school trivia?
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by eviks 10mo ago
> Using the lessons learned from these vulnerabilities, we will invest in processes that will help catch future bugs during the writing and review phases, before they go live. If only you could learn lessons from the mistakes of others..
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by eviks 10mo ago
Excellent technical presentation! Though the style itself is a bit too "clay-like", like I wouldn't expect a cube melding with the terrain sand to be a smooth glued connection. Is that some "inherent" SDF thing or j
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by eviks 10mo ago
Look back and discover a better way, those are not ergonomic defaults even though you got used to them. But also convenient app switching beats having your content get shifted around due to constant window resizing, that workflow mostly wor
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"My reading comprehension failed, help me!" "You should use this more convenient way to fulfill your window resizing need!"
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by eviks 10mo ago
So why would he have different instincts? > This never happened to me before in almost 40 years of using computers. > If you use something long enough, you'll get used to its idiosyncrasies. Or you don't and get constantly a
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by eviks 10mo ago
What if your needs aren't as simple and you want to increase the size just a bit to fit more text than the tile permits and you don't want to waste the whole screen for that?
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by eviks 10mo ago
> Since upgrading to macOS Tahoe, I’ve noticed that quite often my attempts to resize a window are failing. That should nudge users away from this rather primitive method of window resizing using tiny 19px corners and instead set up a pr
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by eviks 10mo ago
It's a pity such basics as displaying text properly are not prioritized by the OS vendors (one of the many ignored Windows issues https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/issues/25595 ) while a lot of effor
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by eviks 10mo ago
> Customize Everything Your Way Limitless customization that goes far beyond themes. Configure every detail to work exactly as you need. That would be awesome!, but would be nice to have a list of things comprising "everything"
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> We also see limited upside from community contributions - the number of people who can meaningfully work on a WebKit browser is small But the number of people who can contribute to the app UI is bigger, and that's also an area ser
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by eviks 10mo ago
Have you looked at the size of Zed binary lately? How is it pushing against bloat, especially compared to Sublime?

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