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by piskov 6mo ago
> Do you initiate the drag, tap the space hot key, then drop? Yes. That’s why with trackpads I enable three fingers for dragging, so I don’t need to press anything — Also if you drag your file and hold on app’s icon in dock, it will show
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by piskov 6mo ago
In system settings for desktop and dock you may want to experiment with: 1. When switch into an application switch to a space with open Windows for the application. 2. Automatically rearrange space is based on most recent use.
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by piskov 6mo ago
Moom is not for switching spaces. You can use the app in in this post for that. — Or if you want the animation, switching is built-in on macos What you need to do: 1. Create 6 spaces. This is a crucial first step. 2. Go to system settings —
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by piskov 6mo ago
Like I’ve said, on windows you have komorebi that does exactly that
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by piskov 6mo ago
You don’t get it Spaces are not for fullscreen but for basically virtual desktops i3 linux style Here is superior user experience: 1. Install moom. Its keyboard windows arrangement is second to none. Its two-step tiling is a killer. Ie caps
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by piskov 6mo ago
Some were edited out for more linear structure, some were dropped due to copyright. I enjoyed both versions, though the ending in v1 is somewhat crumpled
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by piskov 6mo ago
Have you read free online version or 2025 edited/paid one from penguin books or what have you?
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by piskov 7mo ago
I don’t know who was the genius who invented that but timestamp *with time zone* doesn’t store the time zone. Timestamp with time zone actually means gmt time created from a time zone which is then discarded because fuck you that’s why.
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by piskov 7mo ago
It’s good for ids where you would like complete match (username, localeId, etc.) but not really for stuff like lastname where you would like to support at least most common prefix search as well
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by piskov 7mo ago
On a tangent note it’s amazing how hard it is to have a good case-insensitive search in Postgres. In SQL Server you just use case-insensitive collation (which is a default) and add an index (it’s the only one non-clustered) and call it a da
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by piskov 7mo ago
Tangential question: are there chatgpt app devs on X? There are a few from Codex team but I couldn’t find guys from “ordinary” chatgpt. Also if you could pass this over: it takes 5 taps to change thinking effort on ios and none (as in compl
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by piskov 7mo ago
You think of laser as in star wars cutting light saber. Actual lasers don’t do shit at those distances: it is used not to cut something in half but to blind, damage sensors, and what have you
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by piskov 7mo ago
The reason people don’t fire rifles is simple. Most of war is artillery and bombing. Shoot rounds from your m16/ak47 all you want while sitting in a ditch — it’s mostly pointless
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by piskov 7mo ago
Last time I heard WPF was basically abandoned (open-sourced) and handed over to die to some Indian folks. Something akin to WCF
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by piskov 7mo ago
So what openai does differently than anthropic to allow usage everywhere via chatgpt subscription? Hemorrhaging money more than Anthropic?
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by piskov 7mo ago
At least it’s in rust. Unlike those react-game-engine guys over at Claude
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by piskov 7mo ago
> Pike's rules 1 and 2 restate Tony Hoare's famous maxim "Premature optimization is the root of all evil." This thing never resonated with me. I often hear it as an excuse to ignore “optimization” at all. It’s like “b
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by piskov 7mo ago
Apple hardware sound is the best on the market (macbooks, ipad, etc.). It is unwise to dismiss their prowess
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by piskov 7mo ago
> even with the Pro 3's having inferior sound quality Then > I decided to buy the Bowers & Wilkins Px8 S2 Have you seen its frequency response?
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by piskov 7mo ago
Keyboard stuff is better handled with Karabiner elements
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by piskov 7mo ago
Moom works like a charm
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by piskov 7mo ago
Moom is really the best
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by piskov 8mo ago
> Or perhaps you think the US could stop us using the 12nm fabs being built by TSMC on European soil? Being built as in not operating yet? 12 nm gpu is what? Nvidia 1080/2060 level? Those top researchers mentioned would love to trai
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by piskov 8mo ago
> And the US can’t realistically stop our well-funded homegrown AI Hardware startups from manufacturing with TSMC See what happened to Russian Baikal production on TSMC
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by piskov 8mo ago
Do UK and Europe have hardware manufacturing for those researches to work with once US imposes GPU export restrictions to them at the first whiff of competition/threat?
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by piskov 8mo ago
> I’m sure nothing good can come out of strong-arming some of the brightest scientists and engineers the U.S. has And where would they emigrate? Russia? China? UAE? :-)
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by piskov 8mo ago
If you are using a dynamic microphone, most of the time it will be in frame because best distance is around 7cm from your mouth.
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by piskov 8mo ago
That’s why people buy separate machines / use VPS.
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by piskov 8mo ago
Openclaw is running via api. The reason people are bying separate machines is for security isolation and 24/7 power — performance is irrelevant.
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by piskov 8mo ago
Well, at least Chinese paid for api access and all the tokens.

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