gauchojs

I'm probably missing number 2. Its only half a joke - I really don't reflect on stuff I read very frequently.

I signed up with no indication that it was a paid service with no free tier. Felt a little played tbh.

Most likely, those experiences wouldn't be as remarkable as those who missed it imagine. Still...

I've been following Obsidian (https://forum.obsidian.md/) for a couple weeks and so got the chance to use a modern (I think) forum system. Its so much better than browsing Twitter/Reddit..

Maybe you use Duktape or https://bellard.org/quickjs/ to make a sandbox?

I'd say Youtube is still full of interesting niches, but you won't find it on trending.

I love it until I have to do modals..

Yes - it seems so. Case in point, a library to make charts in React Native is mostly using d3-shape and d3-scale to generate SVG paths:

https://github.com/JesperLekland/react-native-svg-charts/blo...

My ideal situation would be to share a small office space (or room) in my neighborhood, with 3-5 colleagues that also live around here. I can't really work from cafeteria types of places.

Similarly, I've been putting meeting notes, life decisions and reading notes in RoamResearch in the hopes that it can replace my "crappy" natural memory at least a little bit. But I haven't really collected any fruits from it (a few months now).

Still, there isn't a single picture from inside the house. A video showing how is it to live inside a hill etc..

Moved from Emacs to ST then VSCode a few years ago, but still miss how that community feels (the software, the people, the discussions, EmacsWiki...)

IIRC I used to move around mostly using ido.el, when anything.el and later Helm appeared with their alternative way of displaying results, using half the window.

But then at some point got sick of the text UI and moved to Sublime Text. Probably multi-cursors made me move?

For a few years I remember opening Emacs exclusively for https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/grep-edit.el.

I feel like Emacs is full of those hidden gems that only a hundred people use.

Why did you update from 5.1?

Tried now and the .5s delay that happens sometimes already kills this for me...

I was just thinking how the app icon is more than enough to identify each window and thumnails don't make sense to me. You can disable thumbnails in the configuration.

In the morning?

Since I'm doing several parts of the stack, this year I went full Typescript...

In case anyone isn't aware, the trick is to create a group with any contact and then remove them. Mine is pinned to the top and named Notes - and unfortunately is the most robust way to share images and notes from desktop to Android (I tried Pusbullet and Join too)

I agree - for me, its about continuing to use React/Python/Go/Node for new projects, instead of trying (say) Elixir or Clojure. I'm already much less focused..

For Pieter its about staying with PHP.

While I love Dynalist design, their forum and the simplicity...

Roam is evolving quickly and has (what appears to be) little features that make it much more useful to me. More like a living, organic thing.

Eg: I really enjoy [[doing this]] to a concept and turning it into a page in less than a second...

/r/mechmarket looks like a working model of this but only for mechanical keyboards

Nobody ever praises me for not writing another programming language too! I assure you it would be crappy.

Nowadays though, as soon as I finish eating some crap that doesn't digest that well, I'm already regretting it.. since it makes me feel bad. And I still go back to eating it a few days later..

Afternoon = around 10 lines of code

The supplements with 10000 IU are very common these days... now you scared me..

Any experience on 24" vs 27" for the same 4k resolution?

A decade ago, I thought Lua would be where JS is today. But JS won...

A new text editor in Lua, why not: https://github.com/rxi/lite

(Rxi is awesome, see https://rxi.itch.io/)

The idea is to write notes in my own words (https://www.amazon.com/How-Take-Smart-Notes-Nonfiction-ebook...) on roamresearch.com, instead of just highlighting the book/article like I do now.

But I have to say I feel like that is only worth doing if you're reseraching a topic that is important to you. Little value to take notes on the articles we read day to day here in HN and Reddit IMO.

I bought a wired Jabra headset for this pandemic times, but nobody actually cares - and we chat without video. Went back to the cheap BT headset - there are too many advantadges of this freedom: can make a coffee, get the baby... while "in the meeting".

But the real most important point: I want to bet on the wireless future because I hate wires. I love seeing my table clean when I had a wireless Mac keyboard. And if Apple can make a keyboard that works reliably over BT for several months, then that should be our target...

Conclusion after reading tens of comments here: no way to know if I'm young enough for 27" 4k (which is finally affordable in my country) or if I should go with 2560x1440 at 24", which feels outdated in 2020...

And that isn't a great step over my working 22" 10-year old 22" FHD Dell.

How long until we have affordable 'Macbook like' crispness as 22" or 27"?

(Also Linux still sucks with fractional scaling.)