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I will never get over the overuse of adjectives like "real" in LLM outputs, it dilutes the meaning of these words.

The page lags horribly on Firefox Android

I'd love to see the results for the same process used on monospace fonts.

I can't provide you with numbers but back when I used Windows on my work machine, I recorded my screen + microphone input using OBS to compare they recorded keystroke sound and appearance of the character on my screen. I was able to confirm my suspicion in that WezTerm yielded higher input latency. This was especially noticeable when using helix inside of WSL - movement in normal mode would always sort of lag behind the keystrokes.

EDIT: Just installed in on my Mac and here, I can't notice any difference between kitty (my current input latency baseline) and WezTerm. Good stuff! Not sure how Windows fares nowadays, though.

I tried WezTerm on Windows because I was looking for a terminal with ligature support and lower input latency than Windows Terminal. Unfortunately, it still had higher input latency than cmd.exe. The only terminal with ligature support that comes close in terms of input latency is contour (https://contour-terminal.org/).

I’ve noticed the on search snipits seem to know the exact bit of text on the page that answers my question.

This must be new, right? I noticed this too and to be honest, it immediately improved my search experience, which had gotten very bad.

CTRL+F "climate" - Phrase not found. This is saddening. But hey, at least blockchain is present!

Look at the username, probably a troll.

It would've been nice to see why a particular book was included in the list. I certainly don't agree with the addition of Clean Code, but I may be missing something, hence my wish.

I'm genuinely curious to know why people get upset about this and what harm it does to them.

[Ekşi Sözlük](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ek%C5%9Fi_S%C3%B6zl%C3%BCk)

How do you know it's misinformation if you need a decomposition of the proposed policy itself?

I own a HC2 (single SATA slot) and it's an amazing piece of hardware.

Another channel I'd add to this list is Vivek Haldar: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpXfS8bu7ILGCuOtsnJMtxQ

He comments on papers of various CS topics.

It's a good option if you're on a Windows machine.

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Assuming you mean the Hieber in Weil am Rhein, they really do offer a superb shopping experience, but it's vastly above the standard. I wish more supermarkets would adopt the self-scanning devices, it's perfect when buying single-digit items.

You saying this made me realize that buying an inkjet printer is akin to buying a phone with a contract - crazy.

Even if the courses were good, you still need to spend a good amount of time with a textbook and practice the subject.

I don't understand why anyone would expect otherwise? This is as close to the university experience as it can get.

I can imagine that multiple tabs/windows don't share the same address space, so in case of opening the same website on another browser instance, saving to disk would make sure that the cookie is exposed to other running processes as well.

As someone who fell in love with Sway a month ago, this is the best opportunity for me to support the work you've been doing. Thanks Drew!

The original author shared this on reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/2gjq1s/3d_model_sea...

I wonder if one could learn how to program games in C++ by following the progress from the very beginning and persistently try to understand every line.

Cool idea, definitely worth exploring the possibilities. A quick run showed me that it often interprets the "i" as "l" whenever the the gap between the line and dot is not apparant

"So in the bottom of the ninth, we decided to transliterate our 90k lines of Python directly to Go, line by line."

A question here: Is it always a practical approach to transliterate line by line when transitioning to another language or because "Go [is] semantically very similar to Python"?

Now if you really wanna get that extra motivation, I highly recommend you to watch this introduction by Derek Wyatt. For me, a few minutes into the video were enough to stick to all of his videos, truly amazing guy.

vimeo.com/6999927

I hope this is not too off-topic in a ST thread.

The only thing you need to read about Vim to get started is here: http://yannesposito.com/Scratch/en/blog/Learn-Vim-Progressiv..., the rest is learned pretty much by the following principle:

1. Detect inefficiency for a particular task 2. Find a faster way to do it 3. Make it a habit

You can learn more about this approach in this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6K4iIMlouI

Thanks for the ShortcutFoo tip!

My recommendation is "One-Variable-Calculus with and introduction to Linear Algebra" by Tom M. Apostol, followed by "Mathematical Analysis". Both books form a great combination!

bullshitting much, huh?