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by ziftface 4y ago
I wouldn't even say 'like', it's just that I don't see a big enough advantage to switch. I built up enough muscle memory over the years and while helix might be slightly better (I don't actually know how much b
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by ziftface 4y ago
It does just work for some workflows. I think that's really what it boils down to. It is production ready for some people, but it's clearly not for you yet. Maybe that will change.
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by ziftface 4y ago
Even if you think that should be a crime, why should that apply to the funeral of a representative or government official? People should be able to show their distaste of such a public figure however they want, even if it makes you feel wei
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by ziftface 4y ago
Okay but our democracy is actually barely functional. It's not relevant to the above conversation but it is a true statement.
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by ziftface 4y ago
It's a cult. I think it would be more akin to a large portion of American lawmakers being ties with Scientology.
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by ziftface 4y ago
It looks like difftastic can support way more languages. I haven't used semantic merge (or even heard about it before this) so idk if its language support is somehow better though.
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by ziftface 4y ago
I've recently come to appreciate server rendering for its simplicity, at least for the tasks it is suited for. But I know what you mean. As a user, it's better to have local apps doing the real work.
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by ziftface 4y ago
What's so bad about server rendering
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by ziftface 4y ago
I agree with this (except for the bit about C++ but that's neither here nor there) but what I landed on was that maybe a native look isn't as important as I thought. Some of the nicest apps I've used just have their own look.
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by ziftface 4y ago
Why would anyone actively work towards "ubiquitous electronics"? That sounds like a nightmare.
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by ziftface 4y ago
Can you explain for someone who is not familiar with this line of work?
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by ziftface 4y ago
Maybe even an open source washer with available parts that runs on an Arduino or similar
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by ziftface 4y ago
You're right, but unfortunately that's not the world we live in. Those text based browsers don't work for a lot of websites.
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by ziftface 4y ago
I think another big advantage would be battery life. Firefox drains my laptops battery, and even though safari is more efficient, it's still really bad for battery life if you have a bunch of tabs open. Something like this would help w
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by ziftface 4y ago
I think you're reading too much into that quote. I think they just meant that they acknowledge that there are benefits to sun exposure but in his opinion it's not worth the risk of getting skin cancer. Even if turns out to be misg
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by ziftface 4y ago
Curious what that one old package is Personally I can't live without a few neovim packages like auto complete and switching files and searching text in a project etc. I completely agree with the set it and forget it approach though. Bu
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by ziftface 4y ago
And if you do get that somehow please post it, I think a lot of people would find it interesting
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by ziftface 4y ago
Some of my friends used it to play older lan games
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by ziftface 4y ago
Well then I'm out of luck because I don't know of a GPU that can power a thunderbolt display unfortunately
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by ziftface 4y ago
Long shot but can this power two lg 5k displays? I'm guessing it can at least power one since it has thunderbolt 4 but I think it depends on how many "lanes" are available right?
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by ziftface 5y ago
Interesting! Do you have any plans to open support for LSPs? I do see the appeal to having a totally curated list of LSPs you don't have to worry about, but if someone buys into this editor, it might be nice to be able to extend it wit
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by ziftface 5y ago
I'm wondering why no support for LSP and DAP? Is it missing feature you guys need?
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by ziftface 5y ago
I agree with your point, even though emacs is still my favorite editor
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by ziftface 5y ago
Emacs with evil is excellent. I don't use a lot of vim plugins but it has all the basics, change surround with cs, commenting with gc, going to definition and finding references with gd and gD respectively, etc. Unless you have some cu
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by ziftface 5y ago
Maybe you're referring to http://readspike.com ? I don't think it's curated, but also aggregates links.
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by ziftface 5y ago
I use a similar tool in a browser all the time, so I definitely have a need for this tool, and this is much better than a browser tool. Thank you for this effort!
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by ziftface 5y ago
To be honest I only knew about manicotti because of the sopranos, not necessarily because I'm American. Although it's possible that's why more Americans know about it.
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by ziftface 5y ago
Wait is it really called a "kerb" in the UK?
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by ziftface 5y ago
Wicker baskets aren't something worth talking about so this isn't really a counterpoint
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by ziftface 5y ago
I think it's safe to ignore any advice that sounds like "successful people do/don't do ..." Advice like that will always contradict itself since successful people are not all the same.

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