memco

21 ms·

211.
by memco 5y ago
Yeah, this is a great feature! I would like to have an option to move the menu into the into the window under the toolbar or floating like the spotlight window since it's a little less eye travel, but nonetheless it's very handy t
212.
by memco 5y ago
I only know two or three game devs but they all use C++ spitefully because there isn’t any better options to them at the moment. They’re all itching for something better and there are lots of options that are becoming viable so maybe C++ wo
213.
by memco 5y ago
It is mentioned here: https://github.com/bytedance/sonic/blob/a577eafc253adb943924... , but it isn't included in the benchmarks graphs. Seems this repo is specifically focused on Golang and isn't nec
214.
by memco 5y ago
I have a 7 year old laptop running Safari that ground to a halt before I could even figure out what this thing is supposed to be.
215.
by memco 5y ago
No videos, but I have a Lily58 Pro, which is very similar to this. It took me a few weeks to figure out a good layout, but after that I've been typing at full speed ever since.
216.
by memco 5y ago
Yeah, I have a Lily58 and this appeals to me since I would actually like one more column. Mine was pre-made and has an encoder where I would like my "[" to be so this would also help solve a problem I'm not too well equipped
217.
by memco 5y ago
> The toolchains now to just do the most basic form with a submit button Oh how I long for a submit button and a form. I’ve worked on code where there’s just a bunch of divs and input fields: no form no action, no fieldsets, no labels, n
218.
by memco 5y ago
Thanks for the interesting rabbit hole. I’ve been using a split ortho keyboard and while I’m quite happy with it I think there’s a small bit of FOMO whenever I see a unique design. Applies to the Topre and the Datahand equally: would be cur
219.
by memco 5y ago
These are deep questions and they are hard to get a handle on for many: thanks for opening up a discussion! You're not alone and if you ever want to chat one-on-one my email is in my profile. > Now, I’m an unimportant technical writ
220.
by memco 5y ago
> You’ve seen people test Topre boards such as the HHKB, Realforce, Leopold, and some Topre-clone boards too, and many rave about the way they sound and feel. No, I haven't heard of Topre or seen any reviews until now. > Topre bo
221.
by memco 5y ago
> 1. No password that was included in a breach a la the “haveibeenpwned” hash check system[0]. Now imagine that in some years every password below 20 characters has been in some breach on haveibeenpwned and now every user of every system
222.
by memco 5y ago
I've also had fun experiences where the "special characters" differ in the description than in the implementation in a few ways. Once I had a password accepted with non-alpha numeric characters which were considered invalid a
223.
by memco 5y ago
They do have logic for reconciling the responses so you can't check "some" and "none", yes. But the article states: > Finally, we also added some JavaScript code to prevent users from ticking the ‘none’ checkbox
224.
by memco 5y ago
> In the last 3 years it has become so unreliable (every time it tries to backup it claims the backup is corrupted and needs to be re-created) This bit me and I've not fully recovered yet. I had some stuff backed up manually, but so
225.
by memco 5y ago
Yeah I chose amethyst because the ease of setup. It’s not 100% perfect but it works decent enough. I really like the tiling workflow for my desktop computer in conjunction with spaces. On my laptop I still prefer manual management. One thin
226.
by memco 5y ago
Something with like these with lockable doors and some kind of integration for a child's car seat for would be nice!
227.
by memco 5y ago
Something like this, but regulated as a bike for the US would be great for me! I'm legally blind so I can't drive a full size vehicle—I'll likely get an ebike soon so I can have greater mobility than walking or bus allows. Ho
228.
by memco 5y ago
I haven't tried it yet, but Scalene looks interesting: https://github.com/plasma-umass/scalene .
229.
by memco 5y ago
Had this thought when my daughter was born. Saying, "Hold on a minute" is asking a lot more of her than for myself.
230.
by memco 5y ago
Would love a TLDR after all that analysis: it's still a lot to digest (pun intended).
231.
by memco 5y ago
To add: LTO speeds are currently in the 300MB/s range: if you want > TB size storage you likely don't want ~100MB/s for regular use. I work on systems where we are regularly writing multiple tapes of 5+ TB and if you get o
232.
by memco 5y ago
It's a bit unclear what's demoing visuals vs. gameplay. It seemed often that when the player reaches a corner, instead of turning the corner and continuing down the corridor the player would sometimes turn into the corner and wigg
233.
by memco 5y ago
I'm quite amazed how resilient games are to this. Like how SMB1 for the NES is capable of things like the minus worlds where you're more or less playing levels that don't exist because the game doesn't expect you to be r
234.
by memco 5y ago
This looks great! I have a tool I’m building on one system with flaky network issues and this looks to give us a way to test this on a dev server to simulate the issues without having to try to guess what’s happening or interrupt the produc
235.
by memco 5y ago
There's a neovim plugin in development which aims to solve this: https://github.com/chipsenkbeil/distant.nvim .
236.
by memco 5y ago
Wayback in case it's down for you too: https://web.archive.org/web/20210220092522/https://www.tinyb...
237.
by memco 5y ago
Grant also co-lectured for an MIT course on computational thinking using Julia: https://computationalthinking.mit.edu/Fall20/
238.
by memco 5y ago
Another fun brain bender you can drop on people at your next dinner is that bananas and tomatoes are both berries but strawberries and blackberries are not.
239.
by memco 5y ago
Interesting idea. I have thought about doing the trap cleanup but found it cumbersome to reason about when there are many functions so this is helpful. I would like to have seen a complete example at the end rather than just explaining why
240.
by memco 5y ago
Not a Vim user myself but I’m keeping an eye on neovim especially after seeing the demo of distant, which is a remote editing plugin. I do a lot remote Python dev and debugging and Nvim hasn’t quite fit the need just yet. Though I Would lov

More ›