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Aside from org mode, I can do the same things with different applications. I don't want one big application that does everything. In any case, I don't extol the virtues of vim in emacs-related posts.
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It won't. The concepts of bitcoin will be iterated on and polished into something that's actually useful. Bitcoin will not be the future as I said, but an improvement on it will. Something that's actually useful.
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That's not rails, that's a few of rails' core components.
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I guess it's not a vim article unless someone refers to emacs/another editor for no reason. Thanks for the unsubstantial comment. Regardless of editor X, Y, or Z, this article is about a feature Vim received. I for one find it u
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South Korea does not belong in that list at all. The inflation rate is also only 1.4% to 1.5%.
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Note that lawmakers were increasingly been targeting bitcoin in S.Korea. Foreigners (any foreigners, even ones with Korean visas and/or who are Korean but were born abroad) and minors can't sign up to exchanges anymore, for exampl
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We are allowed to acknowledge disadvantages and advantages of Bitcoin. Bitcoin isn't the future, but it sure is the progenitor of what will be used in the future.
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You say the small things. You mean like, how quickly the terminal opens and how quickly text gets painted on the screen? iTerm2 blows hyper out of the water in those regards, and it actually does add up. Styling otherwise really isn't
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Tmux. Alacritty lacks basic things like splits or tabs so tmux or screen are recommended.
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Do you know if there's an ipad app that easily lets you upload manga via zip files?
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Parent probably was referring to reading it on a laptop or similar, which many people do. (I also read it this way). I use the SimpleComic reader on OSX, first removing the menu and then fullscreening it. This requires me to download the ma
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There's no battle. Both Korea and Japan see the value in exporting cultural products, although I don't think the Korean government is focusing on webtoons as much as kpop. Manga and webtoons are different and cater to different au
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It may be a little bit of A, a little bit of B. Anecdotally I can tell you I've seen many, many people reading webtoons on their phones on the subway. I've done it. The vertical format in this case is perfect.
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If someone did a subscription service for manga with quality translations (and coloring) they'd make a killing, probably.
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I mean, "webtoons" aren't really a thing in western culture. You can think of the posts like chapters from a comic. Anyway, here's the latest chapter[0] of 마음의 소리 ( The Sound of Your Heart ) which is popular. Enough to h
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That is not what stoicism is at all. > According to its teachings, as social beings, the path to happiness for humans is found in accepting the moment as it presents itself, by not allowing oneself to be controlled by the desire for plea
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Marcus Aurelius Meditations: A New Translation by Gregory Hays. The Discourses of Epictetus
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This argument doesn't work if you believe that not everything has to be type 1 fun- that is, we don't always need to be doing things that are pleasurable in the moment in order to be "happy". For example, learning a skil
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It's brilliant for memorizing random facts, so yes. It could be very useful for programming interviews.
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Why is ctrl-[ not better? You split the workload between two hands. You -do- have the useless, enormous capslock key remapped to control, right? ;-) Anyway, it's common to remap jj or jk to esc.
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It exists, it's called :h(elp). I've barely begun to delve into the mountain of documentation that is :h. You can read Pro Vim or Modern Vim as well.
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That's not what I was talking about. If I say something that's awkward like that, it gets pointed out and that's fine. My friend, randomly, said that I speak non-idiomatically / kinda awkwardly in general. Great. What am
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I'm following this method: https://nihongoshark.com/learn-kanji/ I'm not learning the readings yet since a lot of them have multiple readings, some less common than others. My thought process was to learn the
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This would be true except that a large percentage of suicides are snap decisions in the moment, not planned out. For example, switching to natural gas from coal gas in the UK ended up dropping suicide rates in general.[0] I also read anothe
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The show's premise is disgusting and unrealistic. It's complete garbage that netflix should pull, but won't, since so many people indulge in it.
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Let me first describe my initial routine, and how it spiraled into me quitting anki entirely. Then my current routine which actually works. When I started learning Korean, I grabbed anki + Evita's 5k words deck. It's a pretty good
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> Perhaps you should, how else would they learn? I already know where my skill level is. I know that I make certain mistakes and definitely don't speak idiomatically. Telling me this is not only useless but a stark reminder of whe
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You actually can use anki online, it's ankiweb.net. You can't modify decks on the website but it works for studying daily cards. Otherwise I use the mac osx or ios apps.
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You don't get better at what you don't do. English books use different registers, vocabulary, and grammatical tenses than found in everyday speech also. Basically every language has differences in formally printed books and daily
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Here is a better resource: https://www.state.gov/m/fsi/sls/c78549.htm Both resources list the languages according to "time to Professional Working Proficiency" level. Not native level. Learning any
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