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841.
by lawn 2y ago
Yes, that's why I wrote as close as possible. I'd say that they (and some of their leaders in particular) have very close ties to neo-Nazi ideology.
842.
by lawn 2y ago
> He probably isn't really a Nazi. He's been promoting Nazist ideas for a year. And he took part in the AfD's big meeting (you know, the closest thing to a modern Nazi Party in Germany) downplaying what the Nazis did. If h
843.
by lawn 2y ago
Although I agree in general you can configure capture and move to be whitespace sensitive, for example by relying on tree-sitter.
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by lawn 2y ago
The feature I migrated for was async update and installation of plugins, and I used Neovim exactly as I used Vim a long time after that. It's just in recent years I've migrated to Lua and the large amount of Neovim specific plugin
845.
by lawn 2y ago
It's true that there are minor differences but 99% of the experience is the same, with Vimscript and Vim plugins alike.
846.
by lawn 2y ago
Async is only a performance detail and using a degorary term as "pop-blink IDE" to refer to the choice to include async is wrong. I've been using Neovim since it forked and it has always offered a Vim-like experience, it&#x27
847.
by lawn 2y ago
> Neovim turned itself into a pop-blink IDE What does that even mean? Just sounds like a lazy and false argument.
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by lawn 2y ago
> Easier to read as it's inline with the rest of your HTML I really don't think a big blob of text with a bunch of unnamed divs is easier to read. The styles night be easier to find but they're absolutely not easier to rea
849.
by lawn 2y ago
I've been considering the "programmer" monitors from BenQ, but I don't know if they truly help. [0]: https://www.benq.com/en-us/monitor/programming/rd280u.html
850.
by lawn 2y ago
He hasn't just been tolerating it, he's been actively promoting their ideas. The Nazi salute was just a much more public display of the same behavior.
851.
by lawn 2y ago
Nah, I think it would be interesting to hear from people struggling with the choice. Maybe someone staying despite it all, while still thinking it's horrible.
852.
by lawn 2y ago
And the question is what happens when the value systems collide. Maybe nobody in any of his companies cares, which would be very interesting in itself. But I find that highly unlikely.
853.
by lawn 2y ago
Yes of course they probably know about his big ego, but that's quite a bit different from being openly fascist. Today (or yesterday) he might have crossed a red line for many people.
854.
by lawn 2y ago
No, it really doesn't... https://youtube.com/watch?v=joV-9FFoA3Q
855.
by lawn 2y ago
You don't even need JavaScript to build a website... And then the website promotes a TypeScript framework! I'm so confused.
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Securing my partner's digital life(jonashietala.se)
4 points by lawn 2y ago|0 comments
857.
by lawn 2y ago
I write cursive all the time and I've never had a problem with any pen, new or old.
858.
by lawn 2y ago
And Phoenix/Elixir has LiveView, also excellent.
859.
by lawn 2y ago
Yes, I'm extremely happy with it.
860.
by lawn 2y ago
It gets pretty messed up when the police can take custody of an entire house because someone once had drugs there. There was a case a few years ago where the parents lost their house because their son once was caught with drugs in the house
861.
by lawn 2y ago
It's really not that bad IMO. It takes some effort for sure, but not enough to become insane...
862.
by lawn 2y ago
Jugglernaut: your comment is dead so I can't respond, but yes I'm extremely happy with it. I don't feel a need to change anything.
863.
by lawn 2y ago
I used this generator to build myself my own keyboard and the tool was extremely helpful. I went through a bunch of prototypes and I don't think it's possible to create a customized keyboard for yourself in one attempt. I made a f
864.
by lawn 2y ago
They're just regular speakers you can connect to regular amps. If the raspberry pi doesn't work out I can simply switch that out.
865.
by lawn 2y ago
We have a Sonos speaker in the Kitchen and I'm so done with it. We're going to renovate our kitchen in a few months and I plan to install a pair of speakers in the roof and hook them up to a Raspberry Pi with a Hifiberry amp and t
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by lawn 2y ago
He started out on that path because of the medical issues, but it's absolutely true that he continued it because of selfish reasons (that grow larger until the very end of the show). Admittedly, the focus on debt was very small. The Ko
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by lawn 2y ago
I don't really see why this is the case. Both Elixir and Gleam are functional languages with immutable data. The only major difference between them is the typing and the syntax I'd say.
868.
by lawn 2y ago
Rust's serde crate defines a bunch of attributes that are commonly used: https://serde.rs/attributes.html For example: * Rename keys to lowercase, uppercase, snake_case, etc. * Deserialize incoming data with a "ty
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by lawn 2y ago
I'm not sure that I like choice to generate decoder code instead of introducing a macro system that can be used to generate the code behind the scenes. Consider what would happen if you have a larger json object you want to decode (whi
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by lawn 2y ago
The right trackpad is absolutely a killer feature. Rollercoaster Tycoon, FTL, point and click games are games the trackpad has vastly improved for me.

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