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by lawn 1y ago
> This might have been different had I been a vimscript wizard, which I'm not. You mean Lua wizard (for Neovim).
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by lawn 1y ago
The problem with that editing model for me is that it makes text objects much more cumbersome. In Vim you can for example do "dap" to delete around a paragraph, but you cannot easily invert it ("pad") because 'p&#x2
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by lawn 1y ago
I've never used a distribution and LSPs are in my opinion easy to setup in Neovim and especially now with vim.lsp[0]. [0]: https://neovim.io/doc/user/lsp.html
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by lawn 1y ago
> but if you let users set the width by resizing their browser, you make 100% of users happy It's very ignorant to believe 100% of users are happy with having to resize their browsers just to get a pleasant rendering of the site.
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by lawn 1y ago
It's true that cash is rarely used in Sweden but it's out of convenience not because it's "dirty and criminal".
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by lawn 1y ago
Gotta spend that gigantic funding on something that furthers the party's agenda.
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by lawn 1y ago
This bubble develops tools that supposedly replace developers.
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by lawn 1y ago
From the outside, it looks an awful lot like the US is marching straight toward a reincarnation of Hitler's Germany, and nobody is doing anything at all about it.
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by lawn 1y ago
Just wait a bit more and it's a list for (masked) government officials to target.
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by lawn 1y ago
> People here in Germany do not want to think about just how bad our constitution really is designed. I think that's exactly the same as in the US.
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by lawn 1y ago
Gotta love the backseat drivers on HN who have no idea what they're talking about but still do it confidently. Hardly a surprise that the Tesla engineers come from the same breed.
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by lawn 1y ago
You can correctly identify a bubble without being able to identify when it'll burst (which is arguably the much harder problem). The statistically correct play is therefore not to do this (and just keep buying).
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by lawn 1y ago
Immersion as others have said. But you can speed up the process by simply getting better at memorizing words to give you a much wider vocabulary. There are various hacks to memorize things such as decks of cards or long sequences of numbers
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by lawn 1y ago
Yes, such as the people wanting to use the military against the citizens.
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by lawn 1y ago
The fascism speed run continues. Civil War doesn't sound so crazy anymore.
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by lawn 1y ago
They don't demonstrate a small government mindset. The amount of micromanagement is just ridiculous. To gain control they must first purge the people who don't follow their whims.
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by lawn 1y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. The Ergodox is god-damned horrible for me and I've struggled a lot to find a good thumb cluster. The Ferris comes close but in the end I configured and 3D printed my own keyboard, tailored specifically for me:
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by lawn 1y ago
I'd say Emacs and Neovim fit the mold even better than VS code. By themselves they're quite bare but with plugins, addons, and your own configuration they can become anything you want (and more!).
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by lawn 1y ago
Hitler I'm guessing.
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by lawn 1y ago
You should visit eastern Ukraine, to get a sense for what an "actual war zone" is.
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by lawn 1y ago
Thumbs are also less agile than all the other fingers, so having it move around a lot is not great. Also, RSI on your thumb (especially with smartphone usage) is very common. So yes, you should probably have the most frequent keys on your t
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by lawn 1y ago
Yes, you simply need more practice. Keyboards, layouts etc won't matter as you'll have the same difficulties you're feeling now, no matter what you choose. Practice and patience, that is the cure.
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by lawn 1y ago
I agree with your list except for ortholinear. I firmly believe that row stagger (that you find on regular keyboards) are bad but you should have column stagger (to match the different lengths of your fingers).
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by lawn 1y ago
Not at all and ignorant of you to think so.
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by lawn 1y ago
Works for me.
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by lawn 1y ago
They'll just stop diagnosing autism and celebrate the low rates.
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by lawn 1y ago
You shouldn't be surprised. Anything that goes against the right is downvoted and flagged to a much higher degree than it normally would.
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by lawn 1y ago
Only if you ignore actual statistics.
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by lawn 1y ago
It seems to me that people are overreacting a little. There's only speculation that GtapheneOS will stop existing. They're working with a manufacturer to get first-class support for a new phone, which will be hard for Google to si
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by lawn 1y ago
> equally guilty The defense of choice everyone.

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