hadjian

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   by hadjian 4y ago

   Hm, strange. As I remember, eglot’s design goal was zero configuration. Could you elaborate a bit? For context, I use go, had gopls installed and just had to start eglot. All xref shortcuts worked immediately.
2. 32.▲
   by hadjian 4y ago

   I thought exactly the same! I remember, seeing screenshots of DotT for the first time and the new screens of RtMI invoke the same feeling. Love it!
3. 33.▲
   by hadjian 4y ago

   Maybe here: https://archive.org/details/mnkyega
4. 34.▲
   by hadjian 5y ago

   Thanks for the history lesson. Yes, I know the rule from high school. Newton however did a much better job in making his name live forever. And they all succeeded in erasing their questionable behavior from lectures. Money can buy a lot.
5. 35.▲
   by hadjian 5y ago

   Apple owns the hardware and MS managed to get HW vendors to adjust everything to Windows. IMHO, owning the Hardware or agreeing on one existing HW among devs is a good approach. These come to mind: Dell XPS notebooks, which specifically sup
6. 36.▲
   by hadjian 5y ago

   I thought Newton was the ass of math history (e.g. Hooke and Leibnitz feuds). What did L‘Hôpital do?
7. 37.▲
   by hadjian 5y ago

   This might be a bit off-topic, but since we’re talking big screens: I also have a 27“ display. I mostly work with emacs and a couple of shells, both in the kitty terminal. For emacs, this is great, but for a terminal, it really feels dumb,
8. 38.▲
   by hadjian 5y ago

   This is really lovely. I think the search results are useful, if you're looking for more static information. Very pleasant, to see only results. I think, I found a minor bug, while (of course) searching for my homepage: https:/&#
9. 39.▲
   by hadjian 5y ago

   Thanks for the answers. I think I realize that there is a difference between a todo list (have to do it) and a knowledge base (let’s organize what I’ve learned). The former I also do with org-mode and then use the archiving feature for thin
10. 40.▲
    by hadjian 5y ago

    I use org-mode, just FYI. I was wondering however: everyone shares how they store things, but how often or even how do you query your knowledge base? There are often tips for creating habit to write down things „at the end of the day“ or su
11. 41.▲
    by hadjian 5y ago

    I received my copy yesterday! Any plans for a hardcover instead of a paperback? Just lies nicer on a table and doesn't wear of as fast.
12. 42.▲
    by hadjian 5y ago

    I mostly read PDFs on an iPad. The only books I bought as paperbacks are the ones I will reread over and over out of joy: Knuth: The Art of Computer Programming CLRS: Introduction to Algorithms Strang: Introduction to Linear Algebra H&P
13. 43.▲
    by hadjian 6y ago

    Disclosure: I work at Siemens on an implementation of the Web of Things not related to the Mozilla Project. What is mostly misunderstood about the Web of Things, is that it does not define a network protocol but a document format to describ