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LucasOe

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    Comment #49017628

    I do between 2,000 and 3,000 searches per month and have never hit a limit.

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    Comment #48959053

    Drivers should just make my stuff work. If I want to configure my hardware, I download the app from the manufacturer's website.

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    Comment #48463925

    Fuck. My personal portfolio website has like three of these components, even though I don't like using AI for development.

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    Comment #48274318

    Calling unwarp is acknowledgement

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    Comment #47963264

    I'm trying to understand what Warp is. I watched the 2.0 announcement, and it looks like it's an agentic editor that calls itself a "terminal" for some reason. I don't think the vi…

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    Comment #47951754

    The Zed terminal already supports ligatures.

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    Comment #47949438

    Feature-wise, Zed is still far from VS Code, but for me, the change has been worth it for the performance increase alone. I'm really happy with Zed, and I think it has a bright fut…

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    Comment #47788074

    I wrote a Spicetify plugin to show information about a song’s genres, but unfortunately the public API endpoint it was using -- as well as many other endpoints -- was removed after…

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    Comment #47788056

    And as a result Spotify has restricted their public API; which has limited the functionality of third-party-apps and Spicetify plugins.

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    Comment #47731188

    In my opinion, the biggest benefit of skills is that they encourage good CLI tooling. Even someone who doesn't use AI all that much can profit from it.

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    Comment #47471836

    I know it's subjective, but personally I think Nausea by Sartre is the much better "The Stranger", and it always saddens me a bit to see Camus so high up on every list while missin…

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    Comment #45551147

    There are Chromium-based apps that block ads by default, like Brave and Vanadium. Edit: It should be mentioned however, that the blocklist for Vanadium is pretty small.

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    Comment #45550367

    I wish the article would talk a bit more about security. Here's what the GrapheneOS project has to say about Firefox [1]: > Avoid Gecko-based browsers like Firefox as they're curre…

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    Comment #43068016

    What a coincidence! At the end of last year, I had uveitis for the second time, and my eye doctor advised me to investigate whether I have an autoimmune disorder. Two weeks ago, I …

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    Comment #42159390

    That's the reason why people are moving to Bluesky: because there you don't have a make a constant effort to ignore posts. On Twitter, I have a make an active effort to not click o…

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    Comment #39076531

    If you want bash like syntax, you can always run msys2 / Cygwin / WSL on Windows. But 99% of the time I just need to run basic commands like git and maybe pipe them to ripgrep or f…

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    Comment #38157955

    I like Kants work, but it has always bugged me, how he defined the 12 Kantian categories of a priori knowledge that just are. It feels inelegant. I'd much rather have a generalisat…

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    Comment #37372406

    I always struggle with keeping my writing clear and concise, maybe because English isn't my native tongue, so this looks like an incredibly helpful tool to me. Does Vale.sh have th…

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    Comment #36689391

    I don't think this is the reason you learn calculus in school, but I do think it is a good reason to learn it.