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by gilcot 3y ago
Oh, I forgot about Jujutsu ^^ It's on my to-test list 'cause it promise best of both worlds (I'm a mercurial regular user.)
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by gilcot 3y ago
Similar here: Dvorak fixed my RSI. I think I can be faster on Dvorak because I type less quickly and with more comfort to reach the same level.
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by gilcot 3y ago
Many things to point out here: - Diacritics, for example in German, make writing and reading easier than English and you cannot have ghoti[1] - Diacritics, is an easy way to avoid di-grams and tri-grams: English has "sh", Czech ha
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by gilcot 3y ago
Epub3 (not previous versions) does support MathML. The main concern is that most e-readers are not as capable as main browsers we use. Very few e-readers have good support of Epub3 features, and maths rendering is limited when available. Fo
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by gilcot 3y ago
As unixes user, I tend to use `.j2.html` where j2 stands for Jinja2 her.
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by gilcot 3y ago
The poorly written clone was QDOS (for quick and dirty)
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by gilcot 3y ago
It won because it was used by Linux kernel first and second because gave it an interface to ease things. https://stackoverflow.blog/2023/01/09/beyond-git-the-other-v...
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by gilcot 3y ago
Alternatives like: fossil[1], mercurial[2], pijul[3], veracity[4]. [1] https://www.fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/fossil-v-git.w... [2] https://www.mercurial-scm.org/ [3] https:&#x2F
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by gilcot 3y ago
What about using a split keyboard like those from: Kinesis[1], ZSA Moonlander[2] or ErgoDox[3] or Voyager[4], etc. Or full key keyboard with split design like seen at: Logitec[5], Microsoft and others[6]. [1] https://kinesis-ergo
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by gilcot 3y ago
I think that what previous poster is pointing is that technical documents as epub are often difficult where they're no textual contents. Images may be the easiest case. Things are a bit more clunky when code source are involved and it&
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by gilcot 3y ago
Ada/SPARK is already popular in safety critical systems
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by gilcot 3y ago
With vim, one can go from single setting[1] to something more complex[2] or use one of the available plugins (e.g. typewriter-vim[3] or vim-goyo[4] or vim-focus[5] or Lite-DFM[6] or zen-mode[7] etc.) [1] https://superuser.com&#x2
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by gilcot 3y ago
…or correction fluid (like Tipp-Ex)
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by gilcot 3y ago
Also learning the power of includeIf At home (I mean a personal box I for personal project and some other public contributions), my directory structure is like: ~/sources/forge/organisation/project where `source
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by gilcot 3y ago
> If not markdown, what would you suggest? Not as rich as LaTeX but more powerful than Markdown: .rst and .adoc
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by gilcot 3y ago
Not exactly BASIC per se, there was some CP/M like additions. However, you're right 'cause some of those commands are BASIC extension (e.g. RUN can be used from your programme, LIST maybe, but CATalog/DIRectory or LOAD o
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by gilcot 3y ago
It's too late, that wrong tool already did much harm. Also read: - https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-54423988 - https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Screen-shot-of-Microsoft... - https:&#x2
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Geany 2.0.0 Is Out(geany.org)
2 points by gilcot 3y ago|0 comments
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by gilcot 3y ago
Parenthesis are flying like god's edition… ;D
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by gilcot 3y ago
You were a github consumer. You are now a git user.
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by gilcot 3y ago
supreme blasphemy. Emacs
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by gilcot 3y ago
When I started reading the first section, about his own types, I couldn't help thinking: oh my, sounds like "Hungarian notation"[1] :) I think those definitions go to a header file. But how different will it be if he use exis
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by gilcot 3y ago
> If someone is finding it easier to write code on paper than in an IDE, The post isn't about writing code on paper, but about the planing and ideas collection before writing effective code. > write down the same code on paper th
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by gilcot 3y ago
It's like you and many people didn't read and understand the post. > but pen is the wrong medium for code. Pen & Paper is really excellent for many people, maybe not you but it's fine some others. You may use an electr
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by gilcot 3y ago
What about Lenovo? https://www.phoronix.com/review/thinkpad-p14s-gen4-linux
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by gilcot 3y ago
Ah ha... :) I wouldn't see division as exact opposite (or symmetrical inverse) of multiplication. Multiplication is both left-distributive and right-distributive, and thus distributive. Unlike multiplication and addition, division is n
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by gilcot 3y ago
I dunno what it is. After a little search, I think you wanted to point out that games developers lost interest in it and migrated to the smartphone stores?
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LibreOffice 7.6.2 and 7.5.7 Released to Address Critical WebP Vulnerability(9to5linux.com)
3 points by gilcot 3y ago|1 comments
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by gilcot 3y ago
> Obviously when I show you this, it's clear that b is incorrectly indented, No... 'cause it really depends your data and use case. For me, it's as clear as "bad": [ "a":[ &quo
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by gilcot 3y ago
metoo

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