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by kfajdsl 4y ago
This is true; not having that remote server has its pros and cons. VS Code is also just in general slower than Emacs haha. I'm surprised the difference is that much though!
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
In the "just works" department mainly, especially in regards to other packages playing nice with tramp.
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
I do think that keyboard optimized workflows are not for everyone; you should use what works best for you! However, Emacs distributions like Doom Emacs or Spacemacs are definitely more approachable and featured OOTB than vanilla Emacs. For
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
Yeah, as far as I've tried to use it, I've found it's pretty good on Fedora (basically the flagship GNOME distro) and that's mostly it. It hasn't worked very well at all for me on Ubuntu.
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
To reduce the heat that the bulbs are putting out, I think? Though, LED bulbs are already very efficient, and the difference in power usage between green light and a perceptibly the same brightness normal warm or sky tone light is probably
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
Yup. I love my manual E46, but I'll be the first to admit that modern paddle shifters are better for everything other than vibe, basically.
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
It's a parody of "I think, therefore I am", which I find hilarious. My code is littered with expletives...
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
As a Gen Z, TIL "put on blast" is not just a normal common phrase
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
My data structures professor took off points for that in an assignment once :(
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
Wouldn't this put Prague underwater?
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
It's definitely not as accurate as a trackpad or a mouse, but it's not to hard to get very close. The benefit of it is that it's right on home row. You don't need to move your hands to use the mouse. On my thinkpad, I us
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
This is designed for the formula student electric competition, not just to go fast in a straight line.
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
I don't know... I went to a very competitive public high school in an affluent suburb. In most of my friend groups (self-segregated based on taking honors and APs), most people got at least above a 1450 on the SAT or maybe 32 on the AC
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
This is exactly the alternative that was presented at the end of the post. He was specifically against remote desktops.
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
Client side decorations are fine, but removing the option of server side decorations from app developers is stupid IMO. KDE and wlroots have this functionality. Practically, for small apps that don't really have their own style (or gam
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
For now, I think the gas escaping is preventing water from rushing in.
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
Yep, big thing for me is smart pointers and RAII. Everything else is secondary. I have worked on template-heavy codebases that would really benefit from concepts, though.
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
This is a good take, but to me the way you phrased it definitely made it seem like you though less of her; like she was an interesting peasant that someone of noble stature like yourself deigned to interact with. I thought you were an assho
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
What's wrong with left aligned & and *? I prefer it because for me it makes more sense; it is not a <type>, it is a <type> reference (or pointer). This involves different semantics than just a <type>, so it make
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
I love GNOME (and currently still use it), but the project really has been taking a turn for the worse. If you want to do something even slightly off the happy path, GNOME is the worst Wayland experience. Because of ideology (and in the nam
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
I truly believe that IDEs like this one (including DrJava gag ) ruined introductory programming courses. I don't think using a full fat IDE is good either. Using an IDE from the beginning has resulted in many (maybe even most) of my p
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
Hey, I'm a Gen Z kid and I drive a 20 year old shitbox with a manual (a BMW 3 series that I love). At least for enthusiasts, the love is alive and well
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
You can see this with stuff like the burgeoning market for air launched effects/loitering munitions. Fortunately, the US military is investing heavily into these kinds of systems.
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
It's still alive, but it's not the culture IMO. Which is sad.
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
But that takes $$$ and time and effort that just isn't worth it for small creators
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
AFAIK low carb diets are generally good when you are largely sedentary (like most Americans). If you're active, you probably want to be eating your carbs.
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
Yeah, I'm probably around your age. I remember YouTube being great circa 2011 ish, I started getting into Minecraft mods and from that programming because of it. Now, in 2022 I've been YouTube short (and TikTok) free for a month o
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
5 years ago, sure, but GitLab?
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
If you just make it easier to have kids, people will have them. It's hard to justify bringing a child into this world when both would-be parents have to work to make ends meet and they can't afford childcare.
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by kfajdsl 4y ago
The first time you go somewhere, you can use GPS. After that, try to remember the route. If you get lost, it's fine if you open up maps, but you should try. Eventually, you should just be able to glance at directions at the beginning a

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