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because its target audience thinks it is a feature?
because its target audience thinks it is a feature?
that is ok they can always make more money with shady ad practices
D’Elon the Musketeer needs to make Tesla look like it is profiting so that he can get funds, even if it means scraping for couple thousands a time. The future of humanity is at stake, he is sure that people will understand once they see how great he is.
yes that will be available in chatGPT 4
well now when you ask OpenAI to write a piece of code for you, it will insert comments like
#I am not going to code this part, it actually exists in the following link which you should have checked before asking me
your colleague is likely a borderline psychopath or antisocial at best (not asocial, antisocial big difference)
I think you could have worn this to a supermarket during a pandemic and no one would have been startled
I mean there are still websites that open themselves 10 times so you can’t click back out of them. I am curious as to what their end game is. Do they imagine we go “well damn can’t go back out of this page, might as well start living here now”
TOME4 it is free (apart from the psychological toll if you play it on rogue-like mode)
I am no kernel or parsing expert here but how hard would it be to convert tabs to spaces? Is it like very finicky and is weirdly platform dependent that it wouldn’t just be one of the first things that you do if you are writing a parser for anything?
The secret aroma is the melted microplastics
god damn it, pixel art is so much better looking than 3d models that it is ridiculous sometimes. I feel like we as a species are evolving into the wrong local minima wrt to computer graphics.
yea combined with the possibility that it will become the next generation’s go to source for easy info, we are screwed
Are you kidding me with the pink font on pink boxes? Or is that a sync glitch? Cant read most of the text
what about the back of your eyelids touching your eyeballs all the time
please don’t make me aware of more sounds I wasn’t aware of before, I have enough of them already
Thanks! by the way I meant I tried visual studio back in uni and always assumed vscode would be sth similar but now I realize not
Thanks for the suggestions. I have not tried the recent vscode. I had tried it way back in uni and really didn’t like it at the time so never tried it again but I have also heard positive things about it from some other people so probably time to reevaluate. I think for me, must haves are: it must work with python and C minimal. Autocompletion, function definition, goto, code linting are the first things that come to mind (don’t need debugger and I guess that is not an editor’s job, python has its own module and for C there is gdb for advanced needs). In VIM, I could achieve these via plugins ofcourse.
I also haven’t tried Helix but Neovim was on my mind for a while. Are Helix and Neovim different from each other in terms of editor mode styles? I will also check Pulsar (continuation of Atom), hopefully soon I will get an editor that I feel at home with.
512MB RAM? Go wild cowboy. As for games:
if no one mentioned them.