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961.
by tmtvl 2y ago
I've been using ESDF (well, .oeu now that I'm using the Dvorak layout, but details) since I was using Azerty keyboards. A (Q on Azerty) for jump, C (J on Dvorak) for crouch, Z (; on Dvorak) for walk, and I've got enough reach
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by tmtvl 2y ago
Less / fewer.
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by tmtvl 2y ago
I would liken Rust to Justin Bieber: I really don't care for it (I'll take Lisp/Kreator), but there are a great many people who love it. De gustibus non est disputandum, as they say.
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by tmtvl 2y ago
Kinda sorta related: chart of coffee vs tea drinkers around the world: https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2013/12/20/chart-of-...
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by tmtvl 2y ago
Puerto Natales seems a bit chilly 'round this time.
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by tmtvl 2y ago
I really (really, really,...) love Technobabylon, it's my favourite Wadjet Eye-style game. Shardlight was also pretty good.
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by tmtvl 2y ago
There is little chance the Standard is gonna get updated again, especially since CDR (the Common Lisp Directory Repository) kinda stopped. That said there are a few libraries that are kinda considered to be the default go-tos for various ne
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by tmtvl 2y ago
I think parent meant food and living space. Though I would like to point out that water being cheaper than war seems more true on a societal level. For at individual not having water and not going to war isn't preferable to having wate
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by tmtvl 2y ago
I dunno about Ultima III, but QotA had 'battle screen' sections of dungeon, which basically means a top-down section. I believe the altars are in such sections? I do know there's a three-way split in the Stygian Abyss, becaus
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by tmtvl 2y ago
But if you only give them a few months that's barely enough time to run a simple Hello World.
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by tmtvl 2y ago
Putting closing parentheses on their own lines is extremely cursed. I used to like Lisp-1s when I used Scheme, but having used Common Lisp for a while I've come to appreciate Lisp-2s, if only for silly things like... (defun foo (li
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by tmtvl 2y ago
I actually had some good luck with Steam Labs' interactive recommender, although I would've liked the ability to tell it to only recommend games that are at least 8 years old.
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by tmtvl 2y ago
The way a piece of music is supposed to be experienced is not the same as the way a building is supposed to be experienced. Seeing the picture of a building is not the same as seeing the actual building. Hearing a piece of music is the same
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by tmtvl 2y ago
I used Eclim ( https://github.com/emacs-eclim/emacs-eclim ) for a bit, but I'm guessing, like the sibling comment said, that the current preferred solution would be to use LSP.
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by tmtvl 2y ago
Similar story: started on IDEs (to wit: Netbeans) roughly 13 years ago in 2011, started using Vim around 2013-2014, switched to GNU Emacs in 2019. Other than Netbeans I've used IDEA and Eclipse for Java development; but I just love Ema
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by tmtvl 2y ago
Well, the white-on-grey colourscheme is quite unfortunate as it does make the text a bit of a blurry mess, but the formatting is fine. That is to say, on desktop the font size is well chosen and the line length is reasonable (if maybe a bit
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by tmtvl 2y ago
Y'know, Nokia phones (before the whole smartphone fad) were famous for being solid. That is to say, the joke was that if you dropped your phone off a skyscraper you'd just have to pick it up and it'd just work. And as far as
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by tmtvl 2y ago
By the time I finish this comment someone else will have pointed it out, but the S and B in 'website' are the wrong way around.
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by tmtvl 2y ago
I just hope they thoroughly test Cosmic with Orca, people usually don't think about accessibility (a11y) until they need it and that's a shame.
980.
by tmtvl 2y ago
Today I learned how neat find is: find ~/Music -iname 'p*' -not -iname '*age*' -not -iname '*etto*' find ~/Music -iname 'p*' -not -iregex '.*\(age\|etto\).*' find ~/Mu
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by tmtvl 2y ago
I thought that invoking the command without an argument toggled it between off and on, but apparently that's only when it's invoked interactively.
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by tmtvl 2y ago
There's also Mint, which is the boring 0 effort option. Don't run it myself because I like rolling release distros, but for a Windows refugee it may be welcoming: https://www.linuxmint.com/
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by tmtvl 2y ago
There is a preset for EasyEffects which can handle that: https://github.com/Digitalone1/EasyEffects-Presets I haven't tried it for music, but for videos it works pretty well.
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by tmtvl 2y ago
This is why I don't trust my own memory as far as I can throw it (which, considering memory is an abstract concept, is not very far at all).
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by tmtvl 2y ago
See also (kinda, maybe) c-mera: https://github.com/kiselgra/c-mera
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Lost in the mall and other false memories(wellcomecollection.org)
2 points by tmtvl 2y ago|1 comments
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by tmtvl 2y ago
Memory is a funny thing, you can in fact remember things that didn't actually happen or just completely misremember things that did happen. See, for example, the 'Lost in the mall technique': https://en.wikipedia.o
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by tmtvl 2y ago
> Recommendation: Use the built-in (vertical-fido-mode). If you want something more, look into Vertico. I dunno about fido-mode, if I were to recommend a built-in completion package I'd rather say icomplete is better (using icompl
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by tmtvl 2y ago
Atomic commits are also really nice for when some stealthy tricky bug appears and you need to git bisect to find out where it was introduced. Ending up with 'the bug got introduced somewhere in this massive commit that touches nearly e
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by tmtvl 2y ago
There is: EU citizens can engage their peers in dialogue on how this behaviour is terrible and they can try their darnedest to convince their peers to never vote for politicians who are part of the problem.

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