manuhabitela

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by manuhabitela 4mo ago
I find it's way easier to build crappy React apps than an HTML-first approach. An "old school" Ruby on Rails/Symfony/Django app, with templates, usual get/post forms etc, frames you and pushes you in using the
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by manuhabitela 4mo ago
I'm astonished by how far those aim trainer tools go haha, and how popular they are. I discovered Aimlabs[1] recently, which seems like the most popular one, and it has 6 000 people playing right now. For us keyboard geeks, there is mo
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by manuhabitela 4mo ago
Yeah, I'm really not sold either on the speed aspect. I'm using warpd which is a similar tool, and for me it's really not about speed, but more about the comfort of keeping my hands on the keyboard. Still using the mouse a lo
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by manuhabitela 6mo ago
I agree the discomfort, or after a while, even the pain when using the trackpoint, is something very noticeable on modern thinkpads. I don't recall being this annoyed with the older thinkpads like T61, x200 and all. Or maybe we are jus
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by manuhabitela 6mo ago
You certainly can't remap the Fn key on the software side. If the keyboard firmware allows to remap the Fn-layer it would be a dream :)
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by manuhabitela 6mo ago
To nuance this, the more you go up in specs, the more macbook become more expensive than comparable framework. Try to compare with a 64GB framework or 2TB framework for example. One benefit of framework is you may not need to get storage, a
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by manuhabitela 6mo ago
> How is it that Apple is the only company these days() that consistently gets this right? Thinkpads also do this right, and have a way better keyboard layout than macbooks actually :)
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by manuhabitela 6mo ago
I'd bet a bunch of money that it's barely used anymore. Only benefit of trackpoint nowadays is that you don't move your hand. Otherwise, it's all downsides compared to modern trackpads, especially haptic ones like here.
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by manuhabitela 6mo ago
yeah, why don't vendors just copy the damn thinkpad layout? It's a _pro_ line-up, we deserve a keyboard where _pros_ can directly use the keyboard shortcuts in their _pro_ apps :) I wonder if the 13 pro uses qmk or similar for its
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by manuhabitela 6mo ago
I have to agree the keyboard layout is a noticeable bummer. The only actually impactful one I can find on this laptop on my side for now. So, props to the team still!
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by manuhabitela 6mo ago
Man, this looks really, really impressive. It basically solves every issue we could find to the framework 13. Can't wait for the reviews. Accepting the prices of the ram shortage era is still painful, but even with the 64gb option, her
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by manuhabitela 6mo ago
Also allowed to watch games _live_! Long before streaming videos was a reality. Ah, the good old days of watching live competition of quake through the game itself, chatting with others basically through the game console. Pretty cool system
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by manuhabitela 8mo ago
I used big blue button and jitsi a lot in the past and this is a really good contender. Using Meet basically every day at work and it's really great. And the project gets new useful features regularly. (I'm obviously a tiny bit bi
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by manuhabitela 1y ago
I'm impressed how pleasant and easy to read this pretty technical explanation was. Good job on the writing.
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by manuhabitela 1y ago
I agree that Laravel models rub the wrong way, but that shouldn't instantly remove Laravel from the equation when thinking about what tools to use for building a website. Laravel is great for shipping things fast. Sometimes, that'
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by manuhabitela 1y ago
vscode is noticeably slow compared to sublime text or zed, even without any extension. You instantly notice it when switching files or typing things that trigger auto-completions. In the end the feeling is drastically different. It weirdly
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by manuhabitela 1y ago
Yeah, nowadays the trackpoint is just a bad pointing device. As laptops get slimmer, trackpoints get less precise and less usable. And they hurt our wrists. We just have to let go. A haptic trackpad is miles better now.
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by manuhabitela 1y ago
haha, so, all of this for… nothing in the end?
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by manuhabitela 1y ago
Used this in the past and it's my favorite tool to make presentations now. It's really the most dev friendly tool I managed to try, and I guess I tried a few. The most interesting thing for me is that you can write your own Vue co
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by manuhabitela 1y ago
Great job :)
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by manuhabitela 1y ago
cool stuff :) I got some warnings like "this is not a best practice and I don't like bad practices". Like hey, who are you to judge me like that? I'm offended.
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by manuhabitela 1y ago
> There is no secret incentive to make Sentry hard to operate It's frustrating when half the comments on a company that dares to open their product is always about how they are obviously intentionally very evil to not do it perfect
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by manuhabitela 2y ago
It's not only considered, it's a an actual goal to be 100% usable by everyone. It's already the case for some of La Suite projects. Not quite there yet right now for some others, but it will be. And I agree, lots of popular,
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by manuhabitela 2y ago
All the projects are already open sourced actually, but admittedly all don't have documentation as good as docs or meet. Still a wip :)
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Sovereign Lumber(mill.plainopen.com)
46 points by manuhabitela 2y ago|24 comments