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spain
12y ago
So much this, and it applies to things other than editors too. I used to constantly look for people's opinions on all kinds of software to decide which one was best for me due to a belief that if I used something that I didn't e
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12y ago
I feel like I'm in the "Desert of Despair" and I'm not quite sure where to go. So far I'm self-taught in C, C++, Python, Lisp (a few of them) and some shell stuff. I have the basic syntax nailed in all of those. I d
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12y ago
I'm doing the same in Oulu and I am optimistic. Things will change and there's reason to believe it'll get better: http://teknologiateollisuus.fi/sites/default/files/file_atta...
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spain
12y ago
I'd be interested in knowing how this compares to the Silver Searcher [0], I'm surprised it wasn't mentioned at all since they're similar. [0] https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher
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12y ago
I think it might be an issue with codecs which is why it works with some browsers and doesn't with others.
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spain
12y ago
Seems like it isn't perfect yet. At least on Firefox I don't get to watch videos in 1080p anymore on Youtube with the HTML5 player.
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12y ago
> I used to think we could escape surveillance using technology. Fool's errand. We'd need an entire culture change. It's gone. I seem to remember one of the Pirate Bay founders said something along those lines. Not even be
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12y ago
They do have colored e-ink displays on the horizon too, but yeah that would be nice until those become mainstream.
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spain
12y ago
If you don't trust Kim Dotcom to deliver, there's always Tox. https://tox.im/
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spain
12y ago
You're right. That was actually a bad example, I admit. A better example would be the bottle of soda that you might see on a store shelf. I've updated the reply.
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12y ago
> We called the project Brand Killer. Ah neat, that certainly is a lot more fitting of a description.
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12y ago
That's pretty cool but I feel like they're mixing up ads and brands. Like I expected a real life adblock to say, blur actual advertisements in a magazine or billboard. Instead in this video they show it blurring brands like on the
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spain
12y ago
How about an embedded Lisp interpreter?
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spain
12y ago
I know right? I'm running my Nexus 7 2012 and I still haven't gotten the Android Lollipop OTA, but then again considering how many people say it makes the device even slower maybe that's a good thing.
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12y ago
I had always though the SR-71 was the fastest airplane, and it turns out I'm right (sorta). The X-15 isn't an air plane , apparently (hence why it's only referred to as an air craft ). I'm not sure why but probably becau
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12y ago
Thankfully whitelists are a thing.
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12y ago
You're right, it's been a while since I used it.
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12y ago
> so many things are built with QWERTY in mind I found this to be the biggest issue with using Colemak or any other alternative layout. I use my own computers exclusively so I had complete control over using my layout, but it just got so
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12y ago
Add indexing from 1 and it would be perfect.
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12y ago
You mean just like "the worst programming language ever"? Because I actually think the title should be "BS: The Worst Programming Language Ever" because it isn't really about Intercal but his made up language BS.
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12y ago
I find it funny that it seems like any conversation about a particular tiling window manager will eventually turn into a conversations about window managers in general. So to continue the trend, I used to use tiling wm's until I lear
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12y ago
> I'm thinking about trying the new Guile window manager that popped up here a few days back, it looks like it has a StumpWM-esque style and maybe Guile is a little more light-weight/less flaky than most Common Lisp implementat
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12y ago
i3 is pretty easy to learn and configure I'd say having dabbled with most of the popular window managers bar Xmonad. Nowadays I just use the Xfce window manager.
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12y ago
I think both are valuable and I often scribble things if I'm working on something challenging. That said being able to write or type faster has its place because at the end of the day your program will require typing out in its entiret
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12y ago
I'm curious as to where you get your news instead. I feel like you do and I've been looking for more thoughtful places to get news.
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12y ago
The two screenshots really do a great job of explaining what it is.
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12y ago
>I've heard about "the autist spectre" Now I want to see someone draw this.
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12y ago
"How to make Debian sorta more like Slackware?" I just thought it was funny how much the end result resembled the default Slackware install. Also for power management I'd recommend tlp[0] over laptop-mode-tools. [0] http:&#x
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12y ago
Looks cool but it froze my browser...
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12y ago
Now that's what I call a clickbaity title.
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