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by imron 4y ago
> Zoom might be one of the worst when it comes to UX. For me, it’s Teams. It’s worse in almost every way.
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by imron 4y ago
> but mostly they don't care Because the UX of other offerings is so poor and zoom for most part just works. I say this as someone who is aware of the security issues, but still prefer zoom over anything else.
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by imron 4y ago
> but to claim that they are going to fail is a bit of hyperbole They make a loss on every ride, but don’t worry they’ll make up for it in volume!
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by imron 4y ago
> The UI encourages using the appeal flow rather than other support channels Congratulations on getting your post to the front page of their support channel.
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by imron 4y ago
Link?
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by imron 4y ago
The best way I’ve found is to use atomic commits [0], or put simply have each commit do a single logical thing. For example don’t mix formatting changes and logic changes in a single commit, or don’t fix two separate things and lump them to
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by imron 4y ago
> The problem with C++ is it keeps getting better This is debatable. It keeps getting more complex. Whether all the additions are worthwhile remains to be seen.
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by imron 4y ago
C++14 was what got me in to Rust. I'm still in the C++ world for work, and have kept reasonably up to date with things to C++17, but I'm sitting here looking at C++20 and wondering is it really worth the effort...
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by imron 4y ago
Opera from twenty years ago was so ahead of its time.
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by imron 4y ago
The norm used to be that as bad as hate speech is, bad speech is the most important type of speech to protect because no one tries to ban speech that they like. This was recognized as important because invariably the powers that be change h
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by imron 4y ago
I’m not European, but if I saw something like this, I’m not going to turn on my vpn, I’m just going to close the tab.
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by imron 4y ago
> So either the design team is ignoring 20 plus years of research or they just don’t know what they are doing The design team has been ignoring Apple’s own HCI guidelines for years now
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by imron 4y ago
Bless you
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by imron 4y ago
They missed the boat by not calling it VeoNim
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by imron 4y ago
So Tesla is still the largest by ‘quite a bit’ then.
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by imron 4y ago
Like communism, I guess real algo-stablecoins have never been tried.
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by imron 4y ago
The home of snarky IT journalism since the first dotcom boom.
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by imron 4y ago
> When you say 'footie' No one says 'footie' in Australia. We say 'footy'.
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by imron 4y ago
If the hook can set it, the developer can set it.
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by imron 4y ago
You can. Google glasses moved the needle a bit but were found lacking. This will build on the lessons of Google glasses and probably also be lacking, and people will keep trying and building on the lessons learnt and in 20 years we may get
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by imron 4y ago
> But what if I don't want to get a job, Then you'll be starving and homeless once you eventually run out of funds to pay for food and rent?
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by imron 4y ago
It will, but I generally prefer chords on separate hands over double keys on the same hand.
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by imron 4y ago
Using < and > for shifts becomes even more powerful when combined with a movement, e.g. indenting 20 lines of code at once: 20>> or indenting an entire {} block (including braces) >a{ or an entire block (not including braces)
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by imron 4y ago
tabstop is how far the cursor moves when you press tab. shiftwidth is how far text moves when you shift it with >> or << Normally you'd set them both to the same value so that indenting blocks of code with >> or <&
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by imron 4y ago
> In this situation, how should I proceed? Put your product in maintenance mode and pick up a day job or contract role to pay the rent and bills. Work on Note Garden as side project as time and money permits.
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by imron 4y ago
34G will save you a keystroke :-D
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by imron 4y ago
Curious as to why you set ts but not sw?
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by imron 4y ago
> AR contact lenses are still a good 20+ years away And it’s things like this that will let us get there in that timeframe.
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by imron 4y ago
Almost identical to mine, except I set ai and nu, and wasn't setting shiftround (because I didn't know about it until today!)
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by imron 4y ago
It makes it easy to jump to other lines on your screen, e.g. maybe you want to split out half the code from a loop to another function. You can't use di{ to delete everything in the {} because you only want half of it, but if you can

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