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please don't re-implement mouse movement, this would work perfectly fine without and now it just feels really bad to use because my sensitivity is fucked

would be nice to have the personnel costs further split up I suppose

I personally found this video on PID really good

https://youtu.be/Y3MgFS-9l3s

ESP32-S31 (very different from the S3)

fediverse?

I also think it's a bit unfortunate, but I can also see the side of not wanting to support things that technically make macos less secure

well it still does something weird which breaks scrollback in zellij, it's a known issue, but who knows when it's getting fixed

I have to say the speed comparison on the front page seems hard to read / backwards

I feel like you should either put absolute numbers side by side or how much faster pypy is (instead of how much time it takes)

AWS is still expensive as fuck, just go for a VPS or dedicated server at that point

better this way than the other way, element doesn't support the matrix foundation enough

you need a spark to start a fire, if you offload everything to the LLM you won't understand the higher level things

clicky switches are a crime

Their big fans do push enough air, the small ones are questionable

If you're looking for 40mm or 80mm you're better off with sunon maglev or similar

The cost of maintaining code has absolutely not gone down and every line of code is tech debt

The big issue with AI coding is that is kills the fun part of software development (actually writing code) and just becomes reviewing and understanding code you didn't write

Iosevka is also missing

bot comment?

What made you switch away from stalwart? Was considering giving it a shot

Just a heads up: you should not put 3800+ Icons behind a single export, it will really slow down dev server performance as it has to parse all of them. (Barrel files aren't great)

Wish the animations were playing in 60 or even better, my native refresh rate.

They look super choppy using firefox on macos

I really want https://material-shell.com/ for MacOS

it was perfect for using a single monitor

kinda like a deterministic alt+tab, you set up the layout of "workspaces" and they're always in the same place

you can also pin windows to always open in the same place, so you basically can have persistent layouts that you create while using them (not like powertools where you have to set up the layouts to use them later)

I keep getting annoyed at alt+tab because I accidentally clicked on another window and now the order is messed up

Changing the docker container version is still explicit? Also, you don't have to worry about having both versions of postgres installed with this

On desktop, when the ratio of the window approaches 1:1 the whole page jumps around a lot

syncthing works really well imo, can also tell it to keep 3 versions as a backup

just a bit unfortunate that the material design one still has the iOS "wheel" for picking year and month

You can also use preact without a build step via htm

https://github.com/developit/htm#installation

mini LED, not micro LED

It's being using to bundle some parts of nextjs itself, but not quite ready to replace babel for users rn afaik

I feel like there should be laws preventing anyone from destroying something someone else could use

We can't just throw everything away, no matter if it's cheaper, we will run out of resources if we don't recycle

The only thing where I really perceive VS Code to be faster is startup

The rest might be a tiny bit slower but it more than makes up for it with better UI/UX, code always feels a bit awkward

That’s mainly because they don’t have a Javascript specific editor.

I guess Webstorm doesn't exist in your book?

I'm pretty sure the reason is that you might want to use the same ide for backend and frontend (e.g. GoLand, PyStorm,...)