manaskarekar

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   by manaskarekar 4y ago

   Or a few more: https://skins.webamp.org/
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   by manaskarekar 4y ago

   I maybe overstating it, but another contributing factor to its growing popularity may be the documentation. It is really nice and well presented. Reminds me of how the rust book also welcomed you to explore the language.
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   by manaskarekar 4y ago

   I think many would agree that object-verb is the better way, but the vim way is old and more established. I would imagine the sheer number of users would be far more for vim’s model. That said, it’s a mode that could be introduced in the f
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   by manaskarekar 4y ago

   > I thought you were a contributor to Lapce Not yet :) I keep an eye on https://www.areweguiyet.com/
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   by manaskarekar 4y ago

   Thank you for an awesome editor. I've been using it on and off since the first release. It is remarkably fast and you seem to have hit the right spots as far bootstrapping it goes! I agree with your plug-in philosophy and I'm exci
6. 96.▲
   by manaskarekar 4y ago

   I haven’t used druid, but I’m on the hunt for a good option too. What were your impressions with iced leaving aside the early stage changes?
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   by manaskarekar 4y ago

   > Helix's editing model is strongly inspired from vim and kakoune, and a notable difference from vim (and the most striking similarity to kakoune) is that Helix follows the selection → action model. This means that the whatever yo
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   Lapce Editor, Release v0.2.0(github.com)

   102 points by manaskarekar 4y ago|40 comments
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   by manaskarekar 4y ago

   Tangentially related, https://cppquiz.org/ , for C++.
10. 100.▲
    by manaskarekar 4y ago

    Another useful tool, fping - https://linux.die.net/man/8/fping
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    Obscure Rust: reborrowing is a half-baked feature(haibane-tenshi.github.io)

    3 points by manaskarekar 4y ago|0 comments
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    by manaskarekar 4y ago

    As someone who loved everything about Atom except the sluggishness and bloat, Zed sounds like exactly the thing that I've been wanting. VSCode/Codium is amazing but it feels the same - sluggish but a feature/extensions-packed
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    by manaskarekar 4y ago

    > Sega is selling a purely cosmetic Sega CD accessory Seems like a missed opportunity.
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    by manaskarekar 4y ago

    > RAAI RAII?
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    Atari's Quadrascan Explained(youtube.com)

    6 points by manaskarekar 5y ago|0 comments
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    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    I have played with these in the past and found that rawtherapee results look far less appealing (or need far more effort than what I was willing to invest) than Adobe Lightroom for non trivial settings. I wonder how things compare now. It i
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    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    Thanks. I was looking at a quick youtube review and it seems they hadn't figured this out yet.
18. 108.▲
    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    Looks cool, does this require you to power cycle the device when you want to quit a game?
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    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    Interesting point.. but it also brings to mind that story about the pottery class with two student groups - one tasked with making multiple pots, and the other with a single most perfect pot. ( https://aliabdaal.com/pottery&
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    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    Thanks for the plugin, it's awesome.
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    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    Just throwing a wild idea out there, if you ever decide to write a non-jvm based port of jEdit, possibly with support for the older plug-ins, I think it would become the best editor.
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    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    The biggest things that cause friction in SublimeText compared to jEdit are the tabbed views instead of separation between Buffers/Views. Then there's hypersearch, which is still the most versatile search implementation in an edit
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    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    Thank you for jEdit. It is my favorite editor that I have used next to vim for the past 13 years. It does SO many things right, that I can't find a single editor that can do the same things well. Combined with some of the plugins, that
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    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    You mean type 'n' and hit enter.
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    Stack Overflow – The Copy Paste Keyboard(drop.com)

    4 points by manaskarekar 5y ago|0 comments
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    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    Offish-topic: PHP docs are awesome.
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    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    Thank you for this. I had heard of the shortcuts allowing you to achieve this but never got around to it. Took me all of 10 seconds to set it up, thank you.
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    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    My biggest peeve is that the Bluetooth toggle doesn’t ape you to turn Bluetooth off completely. It only puts it in some low power idle mode or something. The decision was made for apple watch and airpods to keep the connection I think. To t
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    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    Thanks, this is awesome. I totally expect to rely on this feature after using it for a few weeks and expect Mozilla to yank it out for usability reasons.
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    by manaskarekar 5y ago

    Nice! I can do that. Once again, thank you so much. Can't wait to hear what you announce next.