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Comment #37462935
Power is common on a lot of docks. Just plug it in and charge it up. Range is not really a problem if you plan carefully and are patient. I try not to motor much anyway -- it being…
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Comment #35058133
Grep-ability for one. This would also make Vim's default '*' behavior less useful. Weird choice, I've programmed in a language that wasn't case sensitive and it's no fun to read le…
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Comment #34992063
There is a great Miyazaki video where some students showcase some AI tech that generates animations. He ends the talk really disheartened by the experience -- saying something to t…
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Comment #31114767
The demo video is great[1]. I picked one up from my local synth shop, it's a nice little mixer. Perfect for all my tiny desktop synths (Kastl, M8, NanoLoop FM). I admire the design…
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Comment #30847051
Awesome! This will make my liveshare sessions so much more bearable. I also found a plugin[1] that enforces single editors per tabs. [1]: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items…
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Comment #30844907
> I’m finding myself doubting the amount of time I’m dedicating to configuring/practicing vim If it's not fun, then it's probably not worth it. It really depends on what VIM can do…
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Comment #29212986
> From there on, literally NOTHING worked in my development workflow. Sounds like all the hardware worked, but a few proprietary programs didn't? Hard to blame Linux for that. Unit…
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Comment #28866493
One small suggestion, I initially skimmed the first part of the article and didn't know the game worked on mobile. You could add an overlay to the game before you tap/click it to d…
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Comment #24396650
I've sunk a pretty substantial amount of time into learning vim (neovim) and imo it's paid big dividends in taking the monotony out of text editing tasks. But, I don't limit myself…
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Comment #22791353
I too started picking up Rust with the goal of trying out embedded development. I'm taking it slow though -- working through the book and a little cli tool. I am also on the discor…
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Comment #22384328
Check out Oni Vim 2: https://github.com/onivim/oni2/blob/master/README.md