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Already did: https://github.com/stevemolitor/claude-code.el /j

Layers are usually quasi modes, i.e. the non default state requires an active holding of a modifier key.

But the portion of us is so negligible that it’s not worth for the spammers to handle our edge case. :D

Archiving that without the behemoth of LLVM is really impressive! On the other hand, there are Lisps—with all their dynamic wishy-washiness—that archive similar performance.

See also https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Mach_(kernel) /s

Does it not being an English philology paper mean they are free to spell “fish” as “ghoti”?

Damn, I’ve only checked the last month for duplicates.

I can’t say Apple’s naming approach is perfect. Those AirPods you’ve mentioned are actually “ AirPods Pro 2 with MagSafe Charging Case (USB-C)” or something.

Nice handle!

How could I forget about the staggering complexity of USB versions! Of course the answer is “maybe”.

I can’t speak for the ancestor, but I think making every screen recording app prominently visible in the status bar would fit the bill.

I do as well, but no app should be able to add itself to the login items: ask me or better have me navigate to the login items settings pane and add it manually.

Hmm, is it possible to skip the Ethernet adapters in a configuration of USBC-Eth-Eth-USBC and connect USBCs directly one to another?

I prefer temporarily toggling notifications on because I really don’t trust my internal metronome.

Yeah, I guess it’s prototype-based and the authors meant classes are indistinguishable from objects. And they all are just special cases of map.

But are you learning programming in Chicken or in Claude?

I know, right? However, one of the strongest points of Emacs is the huge amount of existing packages.

"Clojure/Nix templating, or why human interaction is important" /j

Hmm, I'm using Safari and don't see anything like this in the browser settings. And the OS is definitely set up to use the one true way.

Thanks for making this. Genuinely something I needed, but not enough to actually build it. ^^

(Hope this doesn't sound wrong. I believe the "trimming hangnails" is an important and often overlooked job.)

Very cool! Thanks for including psychophysics setting. I wish there was one for date format because mm/dd/yyyy breaks my brain a little.

How to upvote in bold? /j

A site previously posted here could be useful: https://everyuuid.com/

You know, I’ve actually gone back to a mouse with a ball. And it’s gorgeous!

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Trackball

Haha, listening to music in the other language I understand (from the language required for the task) helps in my case. ;)

Where do you get your Phish?

I really like the look (generally prefer warmer themes myself), but the pitch with its unnecessary numbers and health-related claims sounds a bit snake-oil-salesman-ish. E.g. the caption “warm everywhere, blue nowhere” looks weird considering one of the colours is literally 0x90AEC0. You’ve made a nice-looking warm theme — just say so.

> Alan Xiang's solution here

Pure witchcraft!

> 1. The whole system download is about 1 or more Gigs.

For me that’s one of the beauties of the tool: you install the 6 GB and get everything. It’s not like e.g. Rust where you get 1.2 GB of compiler and co. but then have to download more and more crates to actually do the job.

That requires a good window manager, which macOS does not have.