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by imbnwa 3y ago
I hear this and the workaround has been opening terminals in a floating window. The “toggleterm.nvim” plugin wraps a bunch of good behavior around this.
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by imbnwa 3y ago
With their recent release a few days ago, Neovide has become my daily driver for Neovim on my personal cpu. It were definitely rough edges a few versions ago, but I’m rather pleased where they are now. I find a lot of Rust GUI projects are
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by imbnwa 3y ago
I imagine part of the allure is the delusion that one can precisely skip the hard work of maintaining (read: organizing and carefully cultivating as a culture) a persistent knowledge base.
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Which is unfortunate because I find real-time communication (including in-person) puts pressure on people to appear to either know what they're talking about/arguing against, or to do so as a means of thinking out loud but without
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The needless complexity of Teams' and now Slack's interfaces are just a reflection of the needles complexity of communication in Enterprise settings where everything is weirdly reified.
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>Many people will claim "graphics don't matter", but the reality is that they do help. Yeah, it was hard for me to get into Path of Exile over D3 and D4, despite being a technically 'deeper' game
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Yeah, just explaining why it looks weird
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Vim regex engine descends from vi and ed, which predate Perl Compatible Regular Expressions, whose derivative forms we're all familiar with
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by imbnwa 3y ago
>Most English people don't pronounce the rhotic "r", with the main exception being the West Country. It's still widely pronounced in Scotland, Ireland, and parts of Wales. Its fascinating listening to Original Pronunc
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Trump and Christopher Walken have Queens accents, they sound very different from Bronx or Brooklyn.
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Where does Bill Burr fit in there
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And people were just out in full-force demanding Apple let other browser engines onto iOS. Hopefully those types see how practically foolish that is.
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Thank the gods Baldur's Gate 3 is native since Larian has tons of experience releasing games on Apple's desktop platform
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Then there's people acting like 'politics' was never a meta-argument to begin with, it's just as much apart of the breakage. I remember having an assistant coach who'd debated in the 80s being befuddled that we were
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by imbnwa 3y ago
In the 00s alone, I can remember: Fort Hays State winning CEDA Nationals on engaging indigenous rather than Western thought; New York University winning CEDA Nationals on Zizek's 'letter of the law' paradox as a warrant to tr
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Ah thanks
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Lol first thing I did was Ctrl+F for async iterator
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>My suspicion is that the Enlightenment's transvaluation of all values to valorize individuals, the material, change, and progress is what was required, excluding material conditions. The Ottomans couldn't block them from the S
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Wait, what changed at bandcamp?
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>The dream it seems to tap into is "You don't need to deal with the arbitrary whims of 5 different groups of web designers, just talk to one thing and get a single response." Except that's the business' perspecti
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Extensions
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I don't think it's nonsense. Patreon, OnlyFans, etc are basically things that should've been apart of Twitter UX from the jump, all with a simple 'Subscribe ($X /month)' button, the overlap in their user interf
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If you follow Mixed Martial Arts this is much more obvious
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It seems like they didn't expect hardcore players to figure out the best builds so quickly and disseminate that information so widely. When I learned of the 'damage buckets' design, I was somewhat disappointed in that the div
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>I understand why many people will perceive this article as saying that the workplace is inherentely inauthentic or dishonest, but many sociologists will tell you that all social venues are theatre-like. The sociologists all got this fro
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Commenting and liking a post is even stronger
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Mobx as your ViewModel/Model selector implementation is precisely where it belongs in your stack. You just need to be disciplined and not build your whole state/update loop on it. Sadly, I'm stuck on v4.5.x at work, and my bi
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Only writer I know who discusses pure JS patterns that embrace those its dynamism is Raganwald Braithwaite[0]. For example, most people I know would call this hacky code[1], when this is just design patterns in idiomatic, non-Java/C#-c
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Tailwind, htmx, AlpineJS, etc all seem to suggest we took a wrong turn giving up on XHTML, because as it turned out, we actually did want the ability to refer to declarative attributes for distinct sets of browser behavior: styling with n
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So basically the web went astray with @media, otherwise we would've had presentation attributes? This is sorta underlines how XHTML would've been so valuable for namespacing layers of behavior like this from one another, satisfyin

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