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by thiht 2y ago
> tmux was always a better option for that kind of functionality anyway Not sure a lot of people would agree. Tmux is way less intuitive than tabs/split panes directly supported by the terminal emulator. Also tmux is dog slow compar
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by thiht 2y ago
Are people really still mad about this?? In my country we switched to LED lights like… 10 years ago, maybe more? It’s not a big deal, we had light, we still have light. I don’t see what makes it "awful, ugly, unpleasant", is it re
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by thiht 2y ago
This one doesn’t make any sense, it HAS to be a mistake
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by thiht 2y ago
Same for me, I don’t see a single difference between the examples. I’ll try again later on my laptop and see if it changes anything. The first example looks beautiful to me though, I might use it in my next UI.
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by thiht 2y ago
You rely way less on dependencies when writing Go code though. That’s in big parts why it doesn’t break nearly as much (or at all).
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by thiht 2y ago
I'm a new user of Tailwind, but there are 5 points where I believe Tailwind is wayyy more efficient than CSS: - layout: flex and grid are great solutions, Tailwind just makes them extremely easy to use. Flex and grid are barely unusabl
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by thiht 2y ago
> What the hell is Vite? That’s on you. Vite is the de facto standard bundler today and one of the best things to happen to the frontend ecosystem in the last few years. Without even using it, do yourself a favor and check it out.
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by thiht 2y ago
> Two hours of work after 4 years sounds ... perfectly acceptable? It's really not. I'm in the same situation with a Go + React project I haven't really touched in 3 years. The Go part is just `go build`, it still works af
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by thiht 2y ago
> using swipe gestures, which is only possible with touch surfaces Wrong. The Logitech Master MX emulates gestures with a thumb button + mouse motion.
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by thiht 2y ago
> it’s the only good mouse for macOS Besides the magic mouse being a terrible mouse (the usage instructions you describe don't actually work, I used it for a few months and got awful cramps, and swiping a mouse is not ergonomic at a
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by thiht 2y ago
This is definitely a logo, by all definitions of the word. It’s not just "text in a box", it’s: - text, with a specific font, position, size, weight - a specific color - a box radius in 3 corners - some variants By your definition
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by thiht 2y ago
> especially considering the canonical CSS-in-a-box logo has long been established Is this a joke? I’ve never seen it in my life, not even sure where you’re pulling it from
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by thiht 2y ago
The fact the "USING" keyword exists would disagree with you. I also use "id" but I would say SQL was designed with the opinion that ids should be prefixed with the table name.
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by thiht 2y ago
Editors don’t syntax highlight SQL queries written as strings. That’s the main reason I write my queries with uppercase keywords in my Go programs
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by thiht 2y ago
Honestly if Eclipse was the only option for writing code, I'd probably just find another job. I would probably choose Notepad and a terminal over Eclipse.
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by thiht 2y ago
Yeah a crazy billionaire, owner of a massive social network, trying to influence the future far right dictatorship of the USA is sooo fun
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by thiht 2y ago
It was not, but the Trump campaign continuously lied about it. Trump lied and lied and lied about the democratic party being anti-men, anti-cis, anti-Christian, Kamala being low IQ, and whatever other stupid shit he could think about, but s
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by thiht 2y ago
Yeah sure.
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by thiht 2y ago
> That's what is best? What is best is Russia surrendering, paying for all damages in Ukraine, and Putin getting arrested and tried internationally.
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by thiht 2y ago
> Trump will end the Ukraine war as all it takes is [...] giving up Russian speaking Ukraine parts. Such a sweet deal! All Ukraine needs to do is surrender, why did nobody think of that!
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by thiht 2y ago
I bought a random USB-C cable and power brick at IKEA 1 or 2 years ago and I’ve used it successfully with my Kindle, iPad, MacBook Pro, security camera, electric clipper, PS5 and Switch Pro Controller, as well as Switch itself, and probably
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by thiht 2y ago
If passing more than 72 bytes to a function makes it silently fail, it IS bad design, especially for a sensitive, security-related function. The first condition in the function should be `if len(input) > 72 then explicitly fail` Not lett
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by thiht 2y ago
Looks like you found it, but "sponsors" refers to sponsored segments that are part of the video itself. Sponsorblock is amazing, as it lets you skip not only sponsored segments, but so much more: intros, self promotion, non essent
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by thiht 2y ago
"Just" does quite a bit of heavy lifting here. VSCode and Zed are much easier to use than emacs or vim. To me as a user, emacs lisp (and lisp in general) is the worse language compared to TypeScript which I can work with.
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by thiht 2y ago
> It's a runtime for WASI blobs (basically a WASM based standard for crossplatform command line tools) Thanks! I wish this was the subtitle on their homepage :)
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by thiht 2y ago
SmartTube is amazing for many, MANY reasons. The first obvious one is that it blocks ads AND embeds SponsorBlock by default. The second is that ads aside, it has a better UI and UX than the official YouTube app. One single unpaid guy does a
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by thiht 2y ago
Note that SmartTube is compatible with the cast button on the official YouTube app. You can configure it so that when you tap the cast button on your app, you can select SmartTube. It casts with no ads and no sponsors :) It’s in the setting
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by thiht 2y ago
I have a hard time understanding what Wasmer does from their landing page. I understand it runs everything everywhere, unbound and above the cloud, but what does it do ? From the name it seems like a very dev oriented product, and I can’t
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by thiht 2y ago
You’re probably right, but I’m not sure I understand the point of managing a GitHub organization in Terraform, that sounds harder than it needs to be. Are there some reasons I’m missing?
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by thiht 2y ago
> How many Flutter developers exist in the world, today? My guess is that it's on the order of 1,000,000 developers. I have a hard time taking this number seriously, that sounds grossly exaggerated. Are there parts of the world wher

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