kenanfyi

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by kenanfyi 9mo ago
https://kenan.fyi Not writing as much as I wanted to, but nevertheless it‘s my space on the grand scheme of things.
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by kenanfyi 9mo ago
I think there is an option in Keyboard Shortcuts to set a keybinding for moving to other displays, but it‘s not by default like in Windows. For this kind of stuff Raycast is more than enough though. I use its window management features exte
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by kenanfyi 9mo ago
I have been using Moom for a long time for especially two things: - moving windows without holding from any particular position - resizing windows without grabbing a particular corner Life changing small things.
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by kenanfyi 10mo ago
I read the story and I felt like the mentioned background characters in it, saying "Deutsche Bahn..." to myself at the end of every paragraph. Once I was travelling back to home from Munich and the train stopped somewhere in Frank
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by kenanfyi 1y ago
I have a 49” monitor and tried Niri for a while. I had some issues regarding Wayland, I believe because of Nvidia and stopped using it. I could probably solve them, but I have been using X since years and I don’t feel switching right now. A
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by kenanfyi 1y ago
This does not sound realistic for work in academia or technical stuff. In fact there are some techniques to read a technical paper. I never read a paper just once an move on. An abstract says a lot if a paper worths reading and after that I
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by kenanfyi 1y ago
One of the coolest apps I miss after switching to Linux. I still boot my Mac to create diagrams with it every now and then.
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by kenanfyi 1y ago
I tried plain-text task management too since I use plain-text formats for various things in my life anyway, but I could not get it working as good as a to-do app. My final outcomes are: - capturing tasks/todos on the go is a huge probl
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by kenanfyi 1y ago
As an hardware engineer, I can't say if it's more interesting or not, but definitely a different mindset and tempo you have during development. Things are not running in a sandboxed environment where you can iterate theoretically
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by kenanfyi 1y ago
Looks good, but it‘s fascinating the term engineering nowadays almost only boils down to software(also mostly web) and AI, although it is way more than that.
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by kenanfyi 1y ago
Wasn‘t it Woodford Reserve? I think I never used Jim Beam for an old-fashioned.
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by kenanfyi 1y ago
I’ve been using it for more than a year and it’s already a must for me to install whenever I spin up a new server. Great piece of software!
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by kenanfyi 1y ago
Sorry, what? Is it just my phrasing or my rant on VC-backed entities pushing things to gain advantage?
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by kenanfyi 1y ago
I find your analysis very good and agree on why companies like Vercel are pushing hard on RSC.
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by kenanfyi 1y ago
So basically you are confirming your own belief system using, well, your own and choices of other people which believe in the same thing. That sounds a little bit biased, isn‘t it? Wait a minute… This has even a name in logical fallacies: C
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by kenanfyi 1y ago
Good that you say that. I believe the model is more important here than the implementation detail, framework or language of choice. Plus, I think Astro wins over Next in terms of documentation and the general developer experience. Next has
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by kenanfyi 1y ago
They use their image search results, and according to CEO it sums up to 2% of their costs. I saw an explanation post in their forum about this issue, but can‘t find it right now.
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by kenanfyi 2y ago
As a person who switched constantly between browsers (except Chrome, never used it after 2015) in the past 10+ years, I can confirm that realigning the habits are not that difficult. Learn to use the web, not the tool to browse it. So, swit
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by kenanfyi 2y ago
Long time Vim users are also organized human beings in life most of the time. This constant discussion over what editor to use always boils down to this point IMO. Having a config file and trying to keep it healthy over the years requires s
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by kenanfyi 2y ago
Anthony Hobday [1] has some pre-defined color combinations on his website. Sharing, since I find it related. [1]: https://anthonyhobday.com/sideprojects/containercolours/
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by kenanfyi 2y ago
I am personally fine with the cost too, since I can afford it. My concern is that, they will go out of business because of these things. I would be really sad if that happens.
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by kenanfyi 2y ago
10$ a month is not cheap for a search engine where theoretically bigger and older engines out there are available for „free“. 10 is also psychologically difficult to accept than, I don‘t know like 4.99 for example. That‘s why it should be t
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by kenanfyi 2y ago
Long time Kagi subscriber here. I think their focus should be to reduce resource usage on their side and make servers cheaper to run. Not other shenanigans like t-shirt or FastGPT or whatever. They can then offer a more attractive price for