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caenn

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    Comment #31300430

    I'd recommend checking the package "perspective", works like virtual desktops for emacs. Very good for working with multiple projects.

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    Comment #28716121

    Indeed! It's so slow on my windows machine that running a linux vm with emacs installed is a big jump in performance.

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    Comment #28338453

    It's more commonly used in rummage languages, illiteracy is not really used (in the same way that analfabetismo is not used in English)(my swipe keyboard even used the Portuguese v…

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    Comment #27532770

    Indeed, and if you think metascience is bad, imagine meta-metascience.

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    Comment #27493589

    There’s a program that reads the kindle clippings file and renders one random quote as my wallpaper, it runs on startup. I ended up liking it way more than I thought I would. There…

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    Comment #27243888

    There's a book called science fictions that pretty much goes over the standard bullshit packages in modern science.

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    Comment #25329981

    Very large of supply of young people who really want to work in games as a thing in of itself. As opposed to the standard software industry where, at least to my experience, most p…

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    Comment #25227470

    I had no idea this extension existed, thanks a lot!

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    Comment #25225929

    Thank you dang!

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    Comment #25118805

    If you used Ranger in your vim days it's also available in emacs. Projectile when inside a git repo also has a lot of good stuff for navigation, see projective-find-file and other …

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    Comment #20333091

    Mindstorms: Children, Computers, And Powerful Ideas https://www.amazon.com/Mindstorms-Children-Computers-Powerfu...

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    Comment #20184158

    Chesterton is a great call. You who are reading this, go read orthodoxy at some point when you have time.

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    Comment #19620324

    Just to provide a counterpoint I have aphantasia too and I like fiction books a whole lot. About fifty-fifty split with nonfiction. Chanting and observational meditation don't seem…

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    Comment #19620274

    I have aphantasia (hate the name, no phantasia my ass) and I wonder what kind of: 'color blind are people with better contrast' type of stuff there is. I remember reading that ther…