eviks

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by eviks 2mo ago
The problem is quoted right there in my original comment!
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by eviks 2mo ago
"better than nothing"
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by eviks 2mo ago
Why do you care about 99.99% garbage when it's useful exactly for those .01% gems? You don't look back at history, you search for it or it pops automatically For example, for a command you run once a year you've spent your ti
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by eviks 2mo ago
No, you lose the best part - sliding!
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by eviks 2mo ago
Both? The missing Escape was a hardware disaster, but unrealized potential and UI issues was a software one. Though not having multitouch is also hardware. > and the volume would also appear in the old HUD on the screen, altogether feeli
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by eviks 2mo ago
You don't need (m)any fonts, only need one font used by the book and you can get it the same way it was originally done - gluing some parts of other characters together. Or you could just draw it if the Unicode version is too dissimila
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by eviks 2mo ago
But it's even more useful for people who want to use the actual character to be able to use it! And you can discuss using other means, not like drawings or old standard data disappears Weird absolutism re error preservation instead of
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by eviks 2mo ago
It does exist? It's part of Unicode!
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by eviks 2mo ago
"slow" - wasn't like they were pressed for time. It took them almost 20years to even start the investigation! Also not certain you needed that much reliability compared to what was available to match one pic to a quality scan
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by eviks 2mo ago
Figures, it's a capitalist website after all...
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by eviks 2mo ago
> The original character (𡚴) was not added to JIS or Unicode until much later and doesn't display on most sites for me Why didn't they simly replace the original bad one? > nine hundred pages. Imagine tracking down a single
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by eviks 2mo ago
But it can stay as relevant forever by changing the year in the title!
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by eviks 2mo ago
> there is absolutely no way to scroll Or, at the very least, at a widely different speed/acceleration that you're accustomed to
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by eviks 2mo ago
> no matter what your technology stack, capabilities We haven't had many of the good sets of these to get any proof
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by eviks 2mo ago
> Like I'm not going to read through a 100 character regex to see if it matches semantic versions, I'm just gonna pull it up on a regular expression tester and see if it does what it should. How? Do you have all the values from
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by eviks 2mo ago
Many of the issues mentioned are about poorly skilled people doing poorly skilled things that can happen in any environment ("None of them—not a single one in over a decade—used cell names to help make the formulas easier to understand
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by eviks 2mo ago
It should take time for you too appreciate the main text becoming blurry and unreadable and to prepare your brain for the new batch of text
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by eviks 2mo ago
You forgot to link to the tests that prove it
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by eviks 2mo ago
Yes, a lot of awful practices have always been a thing. > e.g. hook in a senior engineer that you know is intimate with the system. unless, of course, you don't know said engineer because you don't even work in the same company
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by eviks 2mo ago
Not really, you're never "supposed to" rely on a single company with 3 tapes for your only copy
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by eviks 2mo ago
Primarily because of the original sin of JS being an awfully designed language. Partially because it's the most popular.
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by eviks 2mo ago
What is NanoClaw? Glad you asked: > NanoClaw is a secure, lightweight alternative to OpenClaw.
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by eviks 2mo ago
This doesn't help, desktop support was added 5 years ago, so that's longer than the age of flutter before that
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by eviks 2mo ago
> Linux and Windows now support popup windows, allowing you to build native context menus and utility palettes. How does such a basic feature only get added so late?
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by eviks 2mo ago
They definitely need to send some sensor prototypes to this vblogger, fascinating video, thanks
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by eviks 2mo ago
the solution is the same - you tell the editor to paste with an indentation adjustment
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by eviks 2mo ago
> they should be captured in your specifications / docs / ADRs, in a concise form that respects the reader's time. And if'n they don't? What should the disrespected reader of the future do, not use the non-concis
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by eviks 2mo ago
If it's not optimized for user comfort, don't say it is? Also don’t understand the presumption, what makes it easier?
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by eviks 2mo ago
> We could have added DeltaDB to Zed, and eventually we will. But the best possible experience required an entirely new kind of application The following demo is a version of a text editor - a chat window and a diff. How would building a
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by eviks 2mo ago
What if you don't get results while not doing much of minimizing? And no, the "desirable" amount is zero

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