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I am sure you have tried all these, but just listing them if you havent:-
1. lib-gccjit native compilation
2. GCMH
3. explain-pause-mode
4. Buy a new PC
5. Compiling emacs with -O3 for your own hardware
6. --with-x-toolkit=lucid
Please dont abandon emacs in haste. It was home for 10 years for good reasons.
Would somebody please explain to me how 'casouri/vundo' compares to the semi-abandoned 'emacsmirror/undo-tree'?
Are you refering to the "view" or the "controller"; "django view" or "rails controller" :-)
If we were to coin a new name, say "Zeitgeist" to refer to the notion of a thing that does 'controller things' and more, are we compounding the problem further, or are we simplifying the problem?
Incumbents dilemma right?
Shouldnt it be possible to "Rip off the band-aid" when releasing, say Django-6.0 and rename things the way most people not already familiar with Django name things.
> names are rarely changed later
So refactoring APIs is really hard, especially when those are being consumed outside the organization... Shouldnt be an impossible task. After all, API versioning happen all the time internally...
Are you refering to CGI?
> I’d be afraid a young dev would have no idea
/s But then, I want to reinvent the wheel, it will be square and better.
> treating data as data in the abstract
Now you are really sounding like Sussman from SICP :-)
> “controller” is the balance-of-system
In Django, they call this as a View!
Very interesting approach. Would you please share a small gist showing the custom primitives you are exploring?
Your experience mirrors mine in using Doom, Spacemacs etc. Esp, regarding unnecessary fancy features, with no explaination why they are there.
Do it! dont wait. A change of location will reboot your brain. Trekking, Swimming, Sunburn will give you some much needed break.
Its easier to aquaint with new people when you are traveling. I am sure you know of all these things already. I just wanted to confirm that your idea of travelling is the right medicine.
I love the literate way you have explained your thought process in the readme.
Would you kindly share how it influenced you. I am really interested in the intersection of human languages and programming languages.
Have you explored Sanscrit, with a similar lens as a programmer?
PG tweeted:-
You can't replace reading with other sources of information like videos,
because you need to read in order to write well, and
you need to write in order to think well.orgmode file --> export to pdf (aka weave)
orgmode file --> org babel tangle
Would you please help me understand your workflow for > jumping to the chunk which the code came from in the tangled source code on the pretty printed PDF
Do the codeblocks in your pdfs contain hyperlinks back to the org file where they came from?
It also criminalizes the act of circumventing an access control, whether or not
there is actual infringement of copyright itself.[1]
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Millennium_Copyright_A....
Bootstrapped founder here, hence the mistake.
That is simple and neat solution. After all, there are ~89 people to choose from. Thank you for your reply.
ycombinator.com/people lists 66 employees, 14 group partners, 5 visiting group partners and 4 founders.
I know of an early stage YC startup that has a 6TB Postgres DB. Would it be fair to say that the DB hosting (neglecting replica, engineering time) can be done at $150/month?
For each class, buy a separate notebook from the one you
take your notes in. I recommend a "composition" or spiral
notebook, not a looseleaf notebook, for your "permanent"
(i.e., re-written) notes.
But, whats meant by 'composition notebook'? and 'looseleaf notebook'?
Somehow, I feel like, if I were to configure vertico etc to my liking, I might just end up recreating a ductaped version of helm.
> To select, say, "mnt/greenvelvet.txt", you just hit the letter 'e'. Done.
With helm+avy, I need to explicitly press Ctrl+Space to select. But, pressing 'e' does move the caret to the proper line containing '/mnt/greenvelvet.txt'
I coudnt find a helm counterpart to 'ivy-avy' package though.
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Edit:- avy-ivy, on pressing 'e' confirms greenvelvet.txt as the selection. It is the helm equivalent of C-n...C-n until reaching '/mnt/greenvelvet.txt' and pressing Return.
I was looking for someway to 'helm mark' the line containing '/mnt/greenvelvet.txt' using avy.
Yes. Let's say, hypothetically, I am buying a laptop specifically to run FreeBSD. Wouldn't I be at peace of mind to buy from Cperceva's Amazon shop?
> It does require monitoring of influencor behavior as potentially brand damaging,
^This is interesting, wouldnt it be easy to find a cop-out excuse to throw such an influencor under the bus if * hits the fan.
And, Jetpens.com has been using a sister strategy and seems to be doing good.
But, I guess writing is so ingrained in our brains that the simplistic explanation might not be sufficient.
I am curious to know if you are slightly ambidextrous?
An abugida (often also referred to as an alphasyllabary) is a writing system that combines consonants and vowels into a singular unit, with the consonant being the primary element, and the vowel secondary.
I am familiar with subreddit helper bots. I wonder if there have been any such helper bots written for HN. Eg: A dictionary bot.
Some people are able to produce handwritten mirrored text. Notably, Leonardo da Vinci wrote most of his personal notes in this way [1]
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror_writing#:~:text=Some%20...
I tried a couple of sites online (spotiydown, spotifymate), which both failed.
yt-dlp fails. spotdl fails.