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by url00 3y ago
Hmm it's apparently hard to find information about the feature, at least from a quick Google. This SO post at least talks about it: https://superuser.com/questions/1256265/how-to-export-an-min... I've us
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by url00 3y ago
Not that it’s a particularly good workflow, but there is a series of advanced save options that can produce much better SVGs that are very clean without all the inkscape cruft. Might be worth checking out.
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by url00 4y ago
Here's what I got. It's still pretty thrown together but hopefully it's helpful for ideas at least: https://github.com/url00/ModalAHK
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by url00 4y ago
It's trivial to run both side by side. You can easily switch between interpreters.
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by url00 4y ago
Uhh it’s a bit hacky at the moment but I can clean it up a but and release what I got. Really it isn’t much more than an abuse of the Hotkey function and (effectively) function pointers. I’ll put it up this evening though if people want to
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by url00 4y ago
As someone who recently dove back into AHK, I must say v2 has been fantastic! So many great quality of life improvements and overall the documentation is top notch. I cobbled together a launcher app and modal-hotkey system from scratch in a
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Ask HN: Have a website on the tip-of-your-tongue?
6 points by url00 4y ago|2 comments
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by url00 5y ago
Appreciate all you've done over the years! It's one the sites that I keep going back to hoping it's still up. :)
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by url00 5y ago
Is the site massassi.net? Me and my friends went there all the time as kids, it was our first exposure to modding.
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by url00 5y ago
This exactly. We can't give up trying to get corps to show some moral fortitude. It has happened in the past and it will happen again.
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Valorant bot AI using purely human interfaces (OpenCV and input spoofing)(youtube.com)
1 points by url00 5y ago|0 comments
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by url00 6y ago
C# 9.0: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/whats-new/csh...
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by url00 6y ago
This 100x. If you find it please share with the rest of us!
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by url00 6y ago
Hey really enjoyed your post! I was hoping you could expand a little on exactly what sort of things you write in the second file. Are you writing down every "on topic" thought that floats through your head, or are you mostly writi
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by url00 6y ago
Reading this is cathartic. I've personally been bitten by VS's "Clean" not actually cleaning many times.
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by url00 6y ago
But Chrome already has a stranglehold on the majority market. In my opinion, Mozilla should put the vast majority of their energy and resources towards targeting power users and developers - they've already lost the other battle.
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by url00 7y ago
This is exciting! I've always loved working with notebooks for semi-throwaway scripts. I get a very productive "Excel-like" feel when I'm working with them.
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by url00 7y ago
This does that in Vim: https://github.com/wellle/targets.vim I use it all the time! The only reason I don't use Spacemacs is the startup time/GUI lag, but if it works for you keep at it!
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by url00 8y ago
> You won't get to hear a minor chord continuously slide into a major one in pretty much any music you hear that was made with digital/software instruments/computers. I'm not sure I understand this. I can go into FL S
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by url00 8y ago
Actually, Dropbox's Android app does let you edit text files. It was one of the main reasons I went with Dropbox.
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by url00 8y ago
But why is the exceptional case the default? Surely, most of the time when you go to commit, it's all the files you've changed?
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by url00 8y ago
This has never made sense to me. I've seen others say that they commit only parts of a file. How does this scenario start? Are you working on solving one problem, but then notice some other unrelated issue and fix that too, before comm
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by url00 8y ago
I relate to this. Anyone have any solutions?
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by url00 8y ago
Dynamic in C# is pretty much what you describe!
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by url00 9y ago
Unrelated to article content: When I try to browse to the site from Lynx, I get 403 forbidden'ed. Can anyone else confirm? Works fine from Firefox Nightly for me. Any thought on why this would be? Are they intentionally blocking non-js
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by url00 9y ago
I'll just chime in as someone who used to get them all the time with what worked for me. Mouthwash, specifically Listerine. As long as I use it everyday I never get canker sores anymore.
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by url00 9y ago
Jai, if it gets released in the next year or so. Fingers crossed!
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by url00 10y ago
Have you looked at Battlerite before? I was in the same place as you, except with League of Legends. Loved playing teamfights, tolerated a 15 minute lane phase. But with queue times getting beyond 5 minutes and dodges becoming more common a