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There's a very informative youtube video about the schism: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6rWf0k8d78
Thanks for all the work Neovim team!
There you have it: a blockbuster holywood catastrophe plot.
That said you should use what is best for your workflow (not for the sake of it being FOSS).
Although Ardour is perhaps almost there in terms of maturity, LV2 plugins (open source format) are not anywhere close. You can still use VSTs and AU in the windows/mac versions IIRC.
There is kinda community around releasing music with available session files with FOSS tools, although not many as polished as yours (see [1]).
For those interested in music production with FOSS tools, I highly recommend checking out Ardour and Unfa's videos with session files and all you need to get started: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rgw7mNBEZlQ
Seems like a good patch to implement a command that saves to a temporary file and opens with provided program, will certainly follow development, great work!
I found out reading this comment that not only it has a todo page but it works great! Not sure if it's a design choice but perhaps making the resources accessible in a single page (e.g. like a project home) would be something worth of consideration.
- Attachments that don't have a filter can't be visualized. For this case would be interesting to open with 'xdg-open' when hit <Enter>, and/or '.mailcap' support.
- Account password is stored in plaintext
- Occasional rendering artifacts when switching tabs/folders
If those above are fixed plus theming, unread, etc. I can easily see myself using it as my daily driver.
The most qualified people around me on previous jobs moved to US, Europe or are working remotely (myself included).
It's sad because it increases the difficulty of local companies to grow a good team, continuing the cycle.
f(0) = 1
I am very interested, seems like it has good defaults for having an IDE-like experience on vim but was not able to find a nice video tutorial explaining it.
Definitely gonna try it later.
Doing exercise before bed is not a good idea if you have difficulties sleeping though.
Exercising in the evening is optimal for muscle growth as power is maximal[0] and it's better for recovery, though there are other factors such as daily schedule and I've often heard people saying that working out at morning has a good psychological effect.
Whatever is best for ones consistency and goals.
0 - https://youtu.be/zOMR73FC4Qw?t=638
Further references:
Whereas before installing nvidia proprietary drivers was just a nuisance, now I am looking for alternative GPUs as I use Linux on all my machines.
In Brazil there's a biome called cerrado[0], characterized by low trees and shrubs, from the sky might seem brown but there's a lot of biodiversity and flora. Replacing it with soy fields should not be a net gain in my book.
It raised the standards for a well-maintained project, farewell.
The closer to the focus of the map, the better it's area representation.
I was on my way starting masters on Mathematics when I discovered I would be a father, I had to find and start a career so that I could make ends meet.
From my perspective I am glad that happened, I was excessively ambitious, comparing myself with the great ones in the field, measured my self-worth on regard of my ability to solve problems.
Having to swallow my pride, learn to talk with other people as equals so that I could provide for my family made me a better person. I am not sure I would have done this breakthrough isolated on my intellectual bubble, not even talking about the difficulties of engaging with egos at the academia.
Sometimes I miss the excitement of learning something really difficult or solving some problem from a new perspective, but I am glad I am mentally healthier. I am not saying that it's not possible to be healthy and pursue a high level on Mathematics or other intellectually challenging field, but that can enable bad patterns for some people.