kzrdude

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by kzrdude 1y ago
I have the sinking feeling of having both, they both explain me very well.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
I wonder if we can make a live heatmap of text selections on the page, smoothed and decaying with time.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
See the explanation here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25652161
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Close laptop and it's fine. Open laptop next day at work and your session is still there, it just reconnects itself. It's quite satisfying.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Using Gnome (for whatever reason), I'm used to two finger scrolling and three finger swiping just working by default.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
If the scope is too wide, then it's hard to see when content is outdated or irrelevant. The clear focus helps archwiki for example to not turn into a graveyard of obsolete howtos.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
That must be a tablet made to look like a desktop setup right?
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Maybe Tarjan's strongly connected components. That's one I've implemented at some point at least.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Loosely speaking neovim is a terminal multiplexer, and it can also do this, you have full vim motions and commands available on terminal buffers.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
We has elaborated quite well on the why, so that's unnecessary.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
To some degree I agree with you. This didn't come out of the blue. I think we have to look at the whole picture, which contains multitudes of those bad signs for US democracy, including that the president doesn't want to follow th
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by kzrdude 1y ago
There's already been a decade of trumpism (Trump in the republican party, and in american politics). In that time, people (politicians) who are not interested in trumpism have by and large adapted (pretend that they do) or left. This p
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by kzrdude 1y ago
It didn't need to be predicted, 3 months ago it was already clear what was happening. The list of banned words in applications, and so on, was already out by then.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Then it's maybe not a free country anymore if you have to think about how your actions are perceived by the president in power at every step.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
ITerm2 seems really cool, it has so many features. The developer(s?) must be really productive, they churn it out. They support a lot of Kitty protocols for example.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
And case in point, mosh is another terminal layer, it's also a multiplexer of sorts. I've used mosh a lot but it's just interesting to note it's in the same category as screen and tmux
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by kzrdude 1y ago
I recommend the interview, it's very good. It should be available in podcast form as well. The Kitty author comes across very well in the interview
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by kzrdude 1y ago
I think you are right to have doubts. Europe was sincere when it said Russia must not be allowed to unilaterally invade and occupy other countries. Because that is the starting point to what you said, the unilateral murder or expulsion of w
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by kzrdude 1y ago
nihilistic attitudes like that are also keeping doors open for the continued march towards autocracy in the USA unfortunately
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by kzrdude 1y ago
It's dystopic to say the least to see it escaping the social media bubbles and land here where it serves no purpose
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by kzrdude 1y ago
So you mean that there is just one rule, capital calls the shots. Then why do we even have laws and regulation? I think that every market needs regulation to work well. Different rules for different markets, but they need regulation to keep
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Bloodletting comes to mind, then
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by kzrdude 1y ago
It is not greedy to try to create a more circular system where waste products are reused
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Maybe a dumb question then, but is dust buildup just as much a function of work/use as of time? I guess that is reasonable.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Python has a longtime connection to C and somehow I think Python is a dynamic language in the C tradition, not of any other community, maybe the same thing your are hinting. Hard to put a finger on what exactly, but Python has never been so
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by kzrdude 1y ago
There is one error there, Norway is not in the EU
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Many changes of that kind have been made by the faster-cpython team I believe, Mark Shannon was rather focused on it (and had a decade of experience of that kind of tweaks to python). But I'm trying to find/recall a blog post that
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by kzrdude 1y ago
If this gets widespread use, browsers will catch up and in 5-10 years we will have pause buttons! ;)
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by kzrdude 1y ago
The only thing that needs change with derive(Clone) is to add an option to it so that you easily can customize the bounds. Explicitly.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
> As a result of these circumstances, things like spelling practices varied from one place to another, and one scribe to another. The same word could even be written on the same page in multiple ways. I believe we can all still be confid

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