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gauchojs
6y ago
For my daily tasks, VSCode works better than Vim. But, sometimes, I'll have to do a macro in Vim, end up staying there for a couple of days and I have to admit: using those commands, motions and macros is pretty fun. It feels like gami
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6y ago
Do you think a keyboard like that is mainly helpful for people with pain, or it would make typing more comfortable/efficient for the general user ?
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6y ago
Is there something similar for theist catholic programmers?
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Social-Media Oligopolists Are the New Railroad Barons
(quillette.com)
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Efficient Navigation in Vim
(blog.bespinian.io)
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gauchojs
6y ago
I'm probably missing number 2. Its only half a joke - I really don't reflect on stuff I read very frequently.
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gauchojs
6y ago
I signed up with no indication that it was a paid service with no free tier. Felt a little played tbh.
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gauchojs
6y ago
Most likely, those experiences wouldn't be as remarkable as those who missed it imagine. Still...
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6y ago
I've been following Obsidian ( https://forum.obsidian.md/ ) for a couple weeks and so got the chance to use a modern (I think) forum system. Its so much better than browsing Twitter/Reddit..
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gauchojs
6y ago
Maybe you use Duktape or https://bellard.org/quickjs/ to make a sandbox?
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6y ago
I'd say Youtube is still full of interesting niches, but you won't find it on trending.
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Hot Comments
(wiki.c2.com)
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Trivium by Leah Neukirchen
(leahneukirchen.org)
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Emupedia – Windows emulator with various working games
(emupedia.net)
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6y ago
I love it until I have to do modals..
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6y ago
Yes - it seems so. Case in point, a library to make charts in React Native is mostly using d3-shape and d3-scale to generate SVG paths: https://github.com/JesperLekland/react-native-svg-charts/blo...
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6y ago
My ideal situation would be to share a small office space (or room) in my neighborhood, with 3-5 colleagues that also live around here. I can't really work from cafeteria types of places.
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6y ago
Similarly, I've been putting meeting notes, life decisions and reading notes in RoamResearch in the hopes that it can replace my "crappy" natural memory at least a little bit. But I haven't really collected any fruits fr
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6y ago
Still, there isn't a single picture from inside the house. A video showing how is it to live inside a hill etc..
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6y ago
Moved from Emacs to ST then VSCode a few years ago, but still miss how that community feels (the software, the people, the discussions, EmacsWiki...) IIRC I used to move around mostly using ido.el, when anything.el and later Helm appeared w
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6y ago
Why did you update from 5.1?
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6y ago
Tried now and the .5s delay that happens sometimes already kills this for me...
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6y ago
I was just thinking how the app icon is more than enough to identify each window and thumnails don't make sense to me. You can disable thumbnails in the configuration.
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6y ago
In the morning?
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6y ago
Since I'm doing several parts of the stack, this year I went full Typescript...
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6y ago
In case anyone isn't aware, the trick is to create a group with any contact and then remove them. Mine is pinned to the top and named Notes - and unfortunately is the most robust way to share images and notes from desktop to Android (I
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6y ago
I agree - for me, its about continuing to use React/Python/Go/Node for new projects, instead of trying (say) Elixir or Clojure. I'm already much less focused.. For Pieter its about staying with PHP.
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Science Fiction Books I’ve Read (2018)
(fortelabs.co)
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6y ago
While I love Dynalist design, their forum and the simplicity... Roam is evolving quickly and has (what appears to be) little features that make it much more useful to me. More like a living, organic thing. Eg: I really enjoy [[doing this]]
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6y ago
/r/mechmarket looks like a working model of this but only for mechanical keyboards
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