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vovavili
6mo ago
This is easily circumvented by not pressing Enter.
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vovavili
6mo ago
This comment could easily be expanded into an essay on the sociology of social media, wisdom-to-word ratio is insane.
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vovavili
6mo ago
I anticipate that Zed's rate of improvement will be faster that Jetbrains', a small team of highly competent developers always moves faster than a big business. I've been maining PyCharm/IDEA for years, but Zed has gotte
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6mo ago
Congratulations to the team, big milestone. Aside from an occasional drop to Positron for dataframe visualization, I haven't had a need to open any other IDEs like PyCharm/IDEA or VSCode in a long time, and I've been using th
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6mo ago
That's pretty neat. I actually had to spend some effort to upskill in Latvian to pass high school and college, so I would have found utility in this project in its more-or-less working state. Even today, if I were to come back to Latvi
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vovavili
6mo ago
My understanding of the world, human nature and human learning?
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vovavili
6mo ago
I wouldn't expect a hand-crafted proof by an amateur to be much different.
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6mo ago
Zoning concerns wouldn't apply to a country without functioning state institutions and a monopoly on violence either way.
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6mo ago
TMobile is effectively a monopolist in many US regions.
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6mo ago
At some point in American history you probably could have said the same about railroads.
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6mo ago
Meta products are pretty good specifically if you're a business owner who wants to advertise his product.
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6mo ago
Have you used actually terrible software recently?
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vovavili
6mo ago
>Apple software is terrible That's a wild claim.
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vovavili
6mo ago
To each his own.
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vovavili
6mo ago
I would imagine that the list of digital chores of a very busy businessman are a bit more extensive. Even in your list, groceries is something that becomes digital once you're high enough in income.
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6mo ago
Machines don't get tired, don't have to sleep, don't face principal-agent problems and can accumulate Skill.md instructions for decades without getting replaced. I definitely see the potential of something like OpenClaw for t
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6mo ago
I do see how a very busy businessman or a venture capitalist would gladly pay 180$/month to offload chores and mundane work from his schedule. That comes down to 6$/month, which probably matches his monthly coffee budget.
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6mo ago
You don't lose anything from the proprietary nature of Obsidian because it's just markdown files all the way down.
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6mo ago
>Assuming it actually makes you more productive. I mean, who the hell wants to be 10X more productive without a commensurate 10X compensation increase? Given sane working arrangements or at minimum presence of remote work, it would be a
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6mo ago
I instinctively use Dark Reader on any page with a white background so I was genuinely surprised by your comment at first.
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6mo ago
Only if you are okay with the idea of taking stimulant medication.
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7mo ago
>- $163,516,000 on manager salaries >- $20,258,000 on consultants (e.g. branding consultants) >- $9,573,000 on travel I am very glad to be using Brave at the moment of reading this.
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vovavili
7mo ago
Could be, but I am mostly speaking about the fact that making a web app looks stylish feels infinitely easier to me.
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7mo ago
In my experience: - Qt Widgets worked fine, but looked like a piece of software made in 2013; - QML looks stylish and is a very nice language, but had a lot of weird bugs. Neither of these are issues I'd run with if I were to make a we
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7mo ago
It took Western government institutions hundreds of years of violent conflict to embrace religious tolerance. I don't recall any major intense violent conflict being fought over dietary preferences.
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7mo ago
>i.e. dissuaded from using native, but rather bespoke, UI frameworks. Based on my experience, I would be quite reluctant to rely on any non-native cross-platform desktop UI framework that is not web-based. These tend to be either less pe
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7mo ago
Religion tends to be more constitutive to a person's self-identity than purity signalling dietary trends.
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7mo ago
Zed has made me rethink this opinion.
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7mo ago
The article is paywalled.
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7mo ago
Python's standard library is definitely much more batteries-included than JavaScript's.
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