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by weakfish 11mo ago
Great, thank you! I will definitely reference this.
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by weakfish 11mo ago
I think that's the route I'm gonna go, I want my configuration to be transparent and built so that I can understand it top-to-bottom. I've tried Doom, but it felt too magical.
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Ask HN: Where to begin with "modern" Emacs?
228 points by weakfish 11mo ago|121 comments
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by weakfish 1y ago
I like them, but I’m doing pretty simple back/end dev in Go, just microservices.
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by weakfish 1y ago
I’m the same, but it can also be frustrating when I _try_ to retain that info, it constantly shifts. I described it to my partner as one of those AI generated videos where the details are constantly morphing and shifting, even if the genera
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by weakfish 1y ago
Yeah, I recently made ~$70 when I realized this and cleaned out my inventory from when I played CS:GO in 2015ish
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by weakfish 1y ago
This is particularly why I am a registered independent. The Democratic Party seems intent on shooting themselves in the foot by focusing on cultural issues that only alienate rural voters, even if they are important. I think that’s why Sand
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by weakfish 1y ago
As I was reading the parent, I was thinking “hm, doesn’t match my experience at Cisco!” So it’s funny to see your comment right after.
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by weakfish 1y ago
That's the question that has been stuck in my head as I read all these stories about junior dev jobs disappearing. I'm firmly mid-level, having started my career just before LLM coding took off. Sometimes it feels like I got on th
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by weakfish 1y ago
This comment captures exactly what aggravates me about CC / other agents in a way that I wasn't sure how to express before. Thanks!
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by weakfish 1y ago
They did post proof… https://globalwitness.org/en/campaigns/digital-threats/tikto...
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by weakfish 1y ago
What? Discussing thought provoking news in the political world? No, flagging this thread, which is thought provoking is just insulating those who can afford to ignore it. If HN is about intellectual curiosity, the heated disagreement in thi
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by weakfish 1y ago
The Cato institute is _hardly_ an unbiased source. Regardless, even if we take your premise to be true, does that at _all_ justify what’s in TFA?
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by weakfish 1y ago
Absolutely. It’s even more frustrating that I tried to post this on a few notable subreddits and got auto-flagged for not complying with domain allowlists or other meaningless rules.
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by weakfish 1y ago
Is this sarcasm? This reads as incredibly malicious if not
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by weakfish 1y ago
I’m not sure I follow the train of thought here, can you rephrase?
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by weakfish 1y ago
I think this gets lost on far too many discussions. There is no “why” - it’s statistics, and the closest we have to a “why” is that a lot of code out there sucks
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by weakfish 1y ago
Never seen someone put my feeling so succinctly
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by weakfish 1y ago
FWIW their default keybinds mirror VS Code nearly 1:1 with some (IMO) improvements
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by weakfish 1y ago
I suppose my question that I’m too tired to napkin math on is if those benefits justify the sometimes astronomical cost of the tooling or integration
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Omarchy, a Linux Distribution by DHH(omarchy.org)
159 points by weakfish 1y ago|82 comments
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by weakfish 1y ago
I, for one, just don't really believe that there's enough market for every person to have their own software business. There's only so many ideas that are interesting enough to be sold.
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by weakfish 1y ago
? how does one pay for a good, without money?
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by weakfish 1y ago
I at least really like that ctrl-w allows switching between panels as well as editors, something VS code doesn’t do (or at least, you can switch to the explorer but not back?) and is a major papercut IMO
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by weakfish 1y ago
This is just flame bait that doesn’t add to the conversation
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by weakfish 1y ago
Awesome work! I’ll definitely try this out.
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by weakfish 1y ago
AFAIK not with their current extremely limited API, but it’s on their roadmap to have a more extendable editor.
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by weakfish 1y ago
Can you elaborate? Please provide evidence instead of just blanket refutation
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by weakfish 1y ago
Reznor is still highly active in scoring, I’d say his heyday is now depending on definition. The Social Network score is absurdly good. Also, second time I’ve mentioned Reznor in context on HN today. Weird.
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by weakfish 1y ago
Call it Reznor to imply it’s a downward spiral?

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