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by galkk 3y ago
From what I read ram has bad rep, Tacoma is ok albeit quite spartan. Tundra is also ok. F150 is more or less safe choice but sometimes you can get real piece of shit. Look at misadventures of a guy of “gears and gadgets” YouTube channel wit
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by galkk 3y ago
Oh. I’m in market for high trim truck and per all driver reddits those things are unreliable as hell. Manufacturers cheapen on everything and hope that more leather and chrome will cover racked up price
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by galkk 3y ago
> , and in Austria you can't vote in national elections if you're not a citizen I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that it is norm for significant majority of countries in the world. Personally, I think that non-citizens
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by galkk 3y ago
You're right, typo :(
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by galkk 3y ago
The point is not the immediate visual feedback, but change "direction". Delete 3 words is dw3 vs 3Wd. To some extent this is similar to common SQL criticism of order of SELECT x FROM y, where some people say that FROM y SELECT y w
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by galkk 3y ago
I find this part very compelling vi basic grammar is verb followed by object; it’s nice because it matches well with the order we use in English, "delete word". On the other hand, it does not match well with the nature of wh
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by galkk 3y ago
This is expected and I’m surprised why we haven’t seen it earlier
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by galkk 3y ago
And that is the problem, from my pov. Instead of accepting reality that this part of c++ plain sucks and needs significant improvements, they try to do tactical updates. There are 2 names of such activities, select one which you prefer: gol
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by galkk 3y ago
"type checking format args" [1] is rather sad reading. I think that it's time to admit that C++ will never have things like string interpolation, that are norm in other modern languages. [1]: https://www.open-std.
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by galkk 3y ago
We all know true reasons why a lot engineers leave at about 4 year mark, it doesn’t need long post with justification.
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by galkk 3y ago
> Contrary to our expectations and previous work, the majority of sketches and diagrams contained at least some UML elements. I don't have access to the paper, but I can't shake the feeling that those "some UML elements&qu
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by galkk 3y ago
nvim is in my setup scripts with dotfiles and is picking up my vim config per my init.vim. But still - look about actual setting up it [1], [2], where [1] stragight says "if you need autocomplete, you need plugin for that". I obvi
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by galkk 3y ago
I didn't mean formatting, but just "wrap lines in editor". So long lines always fit screen, without actually inserting line separators. I was speaking about set wrap but because I turn on display invisible symbols,
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by galkk 3y ago
I don't feel that we thinking about it differntly. It is that editing source code is much more than just editing text. And vim severely lacking as an IDE. We don't need to associate motion style navigating and separation of comm
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by galkk 3y ago
I wasn't speaking about binary size, it was the answer to message that vim is 2mb binary. Bloat is that vim, even without scripting, is huge, and, at the same time, a lot of standard things are suprisingly missing. Even author of neovi
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by galkk 3y ago
Given amount of the extensions that vscode has I feel that local customization is solved problem for it. But it is rather exception
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by galkk 3y ago
VSCode seem to have a lot of things done very right, but i don’t want to focus too much on it in vim topic.
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by galkk 3y ago
You forgot vim-runtime that is another 35mb and hard dependency on Debian. But I was rather saying that if a program has 600 pages dense manual (vimbook) it is certainly far from Unix philosophy of small utility doing one thing. Damn, it ha
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by galkk 3y ago
Nothing about vim is “small tool”. Maybe it was 40 years ago, but now it feels much more bloated and with too much tech debt accumulated during the years.
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by galkk 3y ago
I kind of settled on vim as console editor in Linux but it will never replace good ide for me, and modern ides are getting/having vim mode for navigation, making then even more compelling. * Do you want autodetect indent and tab rule i
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by galkk 3y ago
As I said - it gives me very good initial approximation, so I can go to docs with an example that I'm trying to figure.
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by galkk 3y ago
Let me give you an example. I need to write a cron expression like once in couple years. So, I don't have working memory of it. So, to write it, I need to 1. Google "cron run something periodically". 2. Filter spam such as ge
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by galkk 3y ago
I hardly believe that with all headstart that oculus/mega had they don’t have enough patents to ensure mutually assured destruction
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by galkk 3y ago
No, it is virtualized kernel
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by galkk 3y ago
I'm was sticking to ubuntu because 1. NVidia seem to love debian/ubuntu more that other distros, and in general I don't want to waste much time with setting up machine learning env/CUDA on my machines 2. work has debian
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by galkk 3y ago
Even as casual user who once in a while wanted to open and manipulate csvs in libreoffice I was hitting issues and it even straight died on me couple times. I dropped the attempts to use it after couple days
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by galkk 3y ago
If I recall correctly one of selling points of Volkov commander was that it was written in assembler and was .com file, so it was smaller than .exe (.com files didn’t had some bloat but paid for it with file size limit).
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by galkk 3y ago
Norton-style commanders were huge in xUSSR. FAR and Dos Navigator were among the most popular, and in the end FAR won it (as it was windows app and got rich ecosystem of plugins). They were good not only due dual panel interface (newer vers
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by galkk 3y ago
Can’t shake the feeling that this is clever use of available tools but hack.
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by galkk 3y ago
There was one occasion when, by some unknown reason, >= rendered as > for me in browser. You increase/decrease font size and everything was ok, but I was extremely confused when colleague sent me a screenshot when after I comment

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