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gloosx
3y ago
You should try Factorio. It is an awesome game where you can experience building up a super-simplified version of our economy from scratch with the final goal of putting up a space rocket together. Even with god-like capabilities of your ch
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gloosx
3y ago
I'm pretty sure it's because they integrated some google thing in order so show that rating and reviews right below the search result. It has the highest rating/amount or reviews ratio so it feels like this logic is putting i
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gloosx
3y ago
Hey chat-gpt, create open-source Nvidia drivers
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gloosx
3y ago
with skimmed cards bought in disguise for cash from a local hotel receptionist, of course... satoshi understood well that the centralised state-backed global payment systems are the strongest rivals to the true independence of a human being
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gloosx
3y ago
I would say not graphical but a javascript browser is a must if you want _various_ links, I know one for the terminal capable of this called browsh
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gloosx
3y ago
Yeah, the most interesting part is that lynx is in a vim terminal buffer, and then the same vim is opened from lynx inside the almighty vim terminal buffer to edit this post textarea ;)
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gloosx
3y ago
But... You can use $> lynx -vikeys from a terminal emulator inside the vim itself! That way you dont even have to invent anything or leave vim! (posted from vim btw)
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gloosx
3y ago
Thanks for all the answers guys, of course I missed the most interestins parts in my naive theorizing :)
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gloosx
3y ago
I wonder: if you can just measure the gyroscope readings and velocity, then knowing a starting coordinate, could you just calculate the current coordinate? What are the unknown parts of this equation which make a sattelite / other meth
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gloosx
3y ago
I won't agree... I think it was much easier in 2009 to operate online completely anonymous. The video surveillance was not prevalent – just pick some crowded places with free wifi randomly, don't use a cell phone, wear some sungl
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gloosx
3y ago
It would be useful if author sorted the requests by size. Most of this junk anyway is analytics, heatmaps, tracking and all that bullshit. Ofc you can make <1MB sites easily with the most complex UI and functionality, but the business ju
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gloosx
3y ago
It is okay, it is not too much power really. People will not loose their jobs, because you still need someone to input prompts for 10 hours straight in order to get a piece of video you want. Natural language is not perfectly precise to get
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gloosx
3y ago
Yeah, after revisiting it again and also checking out your article I find my comments a bit too harsh and functional-approach-biased. But I'm in general no fan of Svelte or Vue approaches – for me as a lifelong React junkie this is all
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gloosx
3y ago
My thought is that it is a dead-end. You don't need to extend HTML with data binding. You need functions, and you need an appropriate language to write functions, it can be PHP, JS, but not weird HTML attributes.
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gloosx
3y ago
No. JSX doesn't try to stay HTML syntax. JSX is actually just syntactic sugar around pure functions. If you remove the babel transform it will be just a wall of nested functions which output the DOM.
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gloosx
3y ago
<!-- The loop --> <ul render="@items: (name,index) of ['dog','cat','ram'] / 'item';"></ul> Maybe I am special, but this looks absolutely cursed to me. Logic in an
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gloosx
3y ago
React is actually really simple functional renderer, 20 files, 316 KB It is not difficult or complex at all to use pure functions and seven hooks. They are documented exceptionally well. All the complexity author is complaining about he cre
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gloosx
3y ago
The solution is easy though, you can use :tcd to set the root dir per tab for the project tooling in this tab and I never had any issues with separate projects this way. I guess the way we operate terminal tabs and splits is just something
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gloosx
3y ago
Never in my life understood the people who invented terminal multiplexer to launch several copies of vim in different terminals. As much as you want, you can create tabs, terminals, floating windows, split panes and even recursively nested
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gloosx
3y ago
Bags in my area have always been at least double-use, first you bring groceries from store, and then you use the bag for collecting trash to take it outside. In places where plastic bags are banned, what do they use to collect the trash? Pl
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gloosx
3y ago
Bitcoin is actually useful for the people, so spending energy on it is not a waste. The waste is something not useful, like 877 billion U.S. dollars dedicated each year to the military of the United States. Or would you say it is an efficie
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gloosx
3y ago
I use fugitive.vim, and blaming is very convenient there as well as every other git workflow. I can press a shortcut to see when every line in the current file was changed, and who changed it along with the commit hash. If I need more – I c
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gloosx
3y ago
paper windmill?
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gloosx
3y ago
adobe is literally mudbrick, this is too easy – like fire and water = steam
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gloosx
3y ago
>where the AI was constrained to only coming up with words that have an associated emoji Sorry but clearly the game description is about joining two things together into a logical craft and AI is contrained with that – not coming up with
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gloosx
3y ago
This shows quite well that AI has zero common sense whatsoever, the results of most combinations I made are just nonsense. The associations are really vague and to me it is not interesting at all to look at random pictures and words appeari
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gloosx
3y ago
It is not really needed, but this one is definitely here for the sake of announced commercial plans. Maybe it is faster than vscode, but it is still not fast enough like most of based terminal editors. I just made my benchmarks with 500MB o
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gloosx
3y ago
AI helpers, Chats and Calls??? Microsoft log-in, Commercial plans, Telemetry? Seems like an overload of everything for an editor - more distractions not a new way to code. Def sticking with good old nvim for some longer time, no better edit
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gloosx
3y ago
The problem is with streaming really. Come to a shop where physical works of music are sold, everything is free for listening there. Come to bandcamp – where you can buy and own a digital album, everything is free for listening there. Come
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gloosx
3y ago
People will always complain, but in reality you can make an electron app which no one will distinguish from a native app, and you can make a native app which will lag so hard that it would feel like a browser page from 2004. People just lik
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