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Yes, but that's a very broad brush. Regardless of the distro people use either x11 or Wayland, this compositor or that compositor or no compositor, this or that driver, .... So even if you manage…

I am somewhat of an edge case My left hands fingers are way more flexible and nimble than my right hand, even though I'm right dominant. I do basically all typing with all my left hand's 5 f…

I only care about latency from pressing Ctrl+alt+t to typing the first char of the command. xfce4-terminal does just fine for this. So I just use that.

Utter scam that just hops on the new "homegrown" trend to make a quick buck

I like https://github.com/WiseLibs/wise-river For complex uses

I agree no one uses devices for long. But as a pedantic N=1... I use a computer from around 2011-13.. can't quite remember. Added a stick of RAM(it came with 4gb), and changed the HDD to an SDD, …

Exactly. Especially the music thing. Today video content is the opposite of easy to stream. Even though I have an Amazon prime subscription, I pirate the show (telegram) and watch it on VLC full 1080p…

export const pipe = <A, B>(f: Fun<A, B>) => { return { to: <C>(g: Fun<B, C>) => pipe((arg: A) => g(f(arg))), build: () => f, };…

Yeah, npm uses it though during npm install. Lol. I knew of the word only then.

Not the solution you're looking for, probably. But if you hover over your selector in vscode the extension shows the html nested. structure that matches that selector

Nice. I remember thinking of doing something like this when I was much much more of a novice. I wrote a WhatsApp message parser and thought of doing this with the parsed messages. Unfortunately I knew…

WhatsApp can export last 40k messages in any chat.

Hardware acceleration. Hardware so protected api so kernel.

Thanks for pointing me to miller. Too good.

Thanks!

What core feature exactly is it missing? Of course, it is a completely different featureset when compared to a tiling window manager, and Ive used those as well - they really do give you superpowers, …

Recently I've really liked Vue's composition API. The whole business of refs, emits being the only thing you need is really nice. Not too much to learn. JSX is there too - the old Vue API wa…

XFCE is great. Zero bullshit. Zero bloat. Works great with everything. Nothing breaks. Simple, easy, customisation.

I can't find this book. Can you link me to it?

You can use about:* in chrome as well. So about:about gives you a list of all about:'s in chrome. ^ chrome, and all chromium based browsers

I feel the same about 90% of stuff I see in this field. As for remedying it, that ship has sailed. Most of CS, AI/ML are all plagued with marketing terms for everything. People either reinvent so…

I prefer an autocomplete mobile like experience for most typing. I use autohotkey to have global autocomplete for English, anywhere in any app i type it gives me options in a little tabbable box immed…

Yeah true. Would be nice if kagi could release stats that tell us the distribution of subjects.

Looking at the top domains, clearly this hasn't broken out of the programmer niche. Hope it eats some of Google's share there as well.

Very much so. Re: Dell being good for linux. Not a laptop, but I have an Optiplex 9020 All in one from 2011 or so. It's so good. Has all the ports you need, a good webcam, speakers, display, for …

Normally, languages implement SIMD compilation for a specific set of data types/structures and even then you have to really make sure to ask the compiler nicely. Julia is able to vectorize any ge…

I like XFCE a lot. It's really great especially if you're one who uses the browser for a lot of stuff, and don't care about Wayland. I install arch from scratch. Arc dark gtk theme. XFC…

Nice. I had used fluent search for this until now. But recently I have been looking for an alternative.

Actually I'm doing something related to this. So considering e2ee by definition doesn't require the messenger/middleman to co-operate, you can turn any communication medium into an end …