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601.
by lawn 2y ago
Such a bad take as once configured Vim can do everything VSCode can and more.
602.
by lawn 2y ago
> There are people like myself who edit frequently while writing (even with in a single sentence or word), so this switching between normal and insert modes to do chunks of each operation at a time incurs a heavy cost. I edit this way to
603.
by lawn 2y ago
> Because in the end navigating your text is not what determines engineering success. It’s convenient, yes, but that’s not the core challenge. That's true, but it's still very helpful. I'd argue that programming isn't
604.
by lawn 2y ago
Lookup LineageOS and CalyxOS. I use CalyxOS with MicroG and can download apps from the app store without a Google account or Google services (although some apps won't work without them of course).
605.
by lawn 2y ago
This broad generalization can apply to any creative endeavor such as music, movies, books, and TV series you know?
606.
by lawn 2y ago
There are people who do this but on forums; they rely on AI to write their replies. And I have to wonder, why? What's the point?
607.
by lawn 2y ago
> given that they still have the best EVs on the market I really don't think so. Chinese, Korean, and even European cars have caught up and in some cases surpassed Tesla in both price and quality.
608.
by lawn 2y ago
It's the Art of the deal in full display. Or in plain English, he's weak and incompetent and he folded.
609.
by lawn 2y ago
Silencing the free press, one of the most important steps for an authoritarian regime. Bravo.
610.
by lawn 2y ago
We always return to victim blaming. Because it's hard to admit the truth; that there's something very wrong happening here.
611.
by lawn 2y ago
Don't forget the people who don't have insurance and are too poor to pay for the treatment, those suckers.
612.
by lawn 2y ago
> Tesla Model Y is the best selling car in the world. That's just one model and other makers are selling more cars (ad they have more models).
613.
by lawn 2y ago
I printed Hextraction for my kids[0] (then 6 and 4 years) and they love it. I haven't used the more advanced tiles with text and special effects yet but we'll get there. [0]: https://www.jonashietala.se/blog/2
614.
by lawn 2y ago
It's true that Lua is very rough in many places. But it's still ten times better than Vimscript.
615.
by lawn 2y ago
Yeah, I see a bunch of praise and references to unfamiliar features/syntax and it makes it hard to follow and to form an opinion about.
616.
by lawn 2y ago
I love Kagi and it's easily worth the money. I even use an Ultimate plan to try out the different models but I use it so rarely that it's probably better to downgrade. I wonder, what's the upside for the Ultimate plan now? Ju
617.
by lawn 2y ago
Nah, manufacturing will just move to other countries where it's cheaper.
618.
by lawn 2y ago
Trump is even more famous for being wrong about everything you know.
619.
by lawn 2y ago
> I mean, much of the video talks about how it's impossible to calculate all the future moves like in chess, yet move 37 of a possible ~300 move game is called out as genius, and move 78 is a God Hand. Every move is a choice of ~300
620.
by lawn 2y ago
There's absolutely no chance that China will comply just because some of their population will hurt. They even nailed shut the doors during Covid to prevent people from going out.
621.
by lawn 2y ago
I'm pretty sure you need to start looking at what they're doing (selecting for obedience over competence) than what they're saying (DEI is the root of all problems).
622.
by lawn 2y ago
And the self-harm continues. How long will it take for the US to recover from this madness, if ever?
623.
by lawn 2y ago
Pretty sure it was a joke, that Bitcoin is more stable than the administration.
624.
by lawn 2y ago
In Sweden our "prime minister" does not have all the power, not even close.
625.
by lawn 2y ago
Most of all stuff is from China, both low and high quality.
626.
by lawn 2y ago
The idea that China only produces crap is so tiresome. Without Chinese imports most luxury goods will disappear will be replaced by more expensive and lower quality alternatives.
627.
by lawn 2y ago
> How can having a comprehensive understanding of your infrastructure/stack be a weakness exactly? It may cause you to favor complex solutions that are obvious to you, but inscrutable to people without your deep knowledge. This is v
628.
by lawn 2y ago
The same people that are pushing for increased pollution broadly support banning abortions, cutting down Usaid, and want to ban vaccines. The evidence points to saving lives is not a priority, or they're just clueless.
629.
by lawn 2y ago
There's a huge difference on charging tariffs on only cars and charging tariffs on everything.
630.
by lawn 2y ago
Unfortunately, there's a number of folks that think otherwise and they're more than a fringe.

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