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391.
by linhns 3y ago
Yep. I love vim but for big projects I have to use VSCode as I need the extensions.
392.
by linhns 3y ago
More than a nightmare, just look at their website.
393.
by linhns 3y ago
Well, since technically it's a Twitter clone from top to bottom with no new ideas, it deserves to be bad.
394.
by linhns 3y ago
I don't believe the first example is created by Soundstorm. It sounds coercive and modulated to me.
395.
by linhns 3y ago
Totally agree. I'm not into NeoVim at all, normal Vim is faster and still very powerful for me.
396.
by linhns 3y ago
I’m on a HDD here and still working fine. A tad slow bootup but can run Chrome and my WSL heavy dev setup simultaneously. You may want to turn off unnecessary startup programs and other little things, help more than you think.
397.
by linhns 3y ago
I’d go further and say it’s the best app I’ve ever used on Windows. Snappy, Vim controls, can’t ask for more than that.
398.
by linhns 3y ago
Agree. Before generative AI came along, I once had to scroll down all to way to the bottom for the only valid answer, which got deleted the next day...
399.
by linhns 3y ago
My bet would be he hasn't fully understood it. Some of his sentences are clunky and messed up his football terms.
400.
by linhns 3y ago
Title may be a bit confusing since skimming the project's homepage reveals that it's not a compiler, just frontend for other C++ compilers.
401.
by linhns 3y ago
China is an adversary and has been for a long time for many countries. They don't say that for no good reason, and yes, it's not about sinophobia.
402.
by linhns 3y ago
If they are probably they won't say it
403.
by linhns 3y ago
Cannot create a new repo
404.
by linhns 3y ago
Should be available to all users now, previously was on beta
405.
by linhns 3y ago
I think there was a lot of discussion on this when Microsoft took over GitHub but as time goes people kind of accepted the reality.
406.
by linhns 3y ago
> ruinously expensive You just disqualified yourself from any argument there. Nuclear power is the cheapest and most efficient form that we have ever found. Yes, the upfront cost may be huge but loans can help with that
407.
by linhns 3y ago
Vimium. Just look at how many are using it
408.
by linhns 3y ago
I think they already knew already Sudan will be a failed state, just not this fast.
409.
by linhns 3y ago
With WSL then every Windows user can have Unix, then "UNIX" is not necessary anymore
410.
by linhns 4y ago
"Engineering prompts in a maddening fashion so that it works the way I want it to be.". This sentence should be in that article
411.
by linhns 4y ago
Prove it buddy.
412.
by linhns 4y ago
Prisoner of Geography by Tim Marshall This covers in general every geopolitical important region. After finishing this you can look up deeper materials for regions that interest you.
413.
by linhns 4y ago
I agree with you. Although I wouldn't bet against Musk when it comes to growth. He may come up with some quirky ideas like free Doges for anyone that sign up for Blue...
414.
by linhns 4y ago
If you advertise these positions in English, that's fine. But must be Italian in official contracts.
415.
by linhns 4y ago
Yes, and if you actually read the bill (I'm not Italian, just trying to translate it online), it just bans other languages in official documentation, which every country does. I'm surprised Italy has not done it until now.
416.
by linhns 4y ago
I have been saying this for far too long. Surprisingly, after many legal battles the big chems like DuPont still grows every year. Guess that most people pay no attention to these subtle killers.
417.
by linhns 4y ago
I think axum is pretty decent tbh, considering it's part of Tokio and will get better support than most servers out there
418.
by linhns 4y ago
And corruption is increasing!
419.
by linhns 4y ago
Yep. I hardly fine a situation where Zig is the best tool to solve the problem. Guess it will fall out of favour with HN readers soon.
420.
by linhns 4y ago
Because building an UI is hard?

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