You think that ending this deal will make Apple move to Texas? Lol, fat chance, the people that work for Apple are among the very few that can actually afford to live in and enjoy the Bay Area
I haven’t met him, but he has bought out my favorite social media website solely so he can insert his insipid opinions and comments, so I think the negative reactions are warranted.
Why do people always talk about needing to meet a guy to have an opinion on them? I haven’t met Dick Cheney either
I find the idea of putting a natural language model in front of my OS silly and misguided, because I naturally know how to use my computer and translate my thoughts into actions on the mouse and keyboard swiftly. Putting a (probably poor quality) text input as a barrier feels like it would degrade my experience
I understand the reasoning here, and frankly supported. I've been using X11 while having an available Wayland session because some applications are subtly broken on Wayland - discord has weird text input issues, same thing with Emacs, and Wezterm just flat out doesn't work on Wayland with Nvidia GPUs. However, the slow breakage I've seen with X11 has caused me to start migrating. To explain, every now and then on X11 my screen will simply go black for a couple of seconds. It happens often enough where I'm no longer willing to accept in. And so thus I've moved to Wayland. And frankly, with a little bit of effort, I've found work-arounds for all of my issues - Wezterm works if you disable wayland, Emacs 29 works fine, and Discord is acceptable in the browser. And thus, I think that disabling X11 is a good idea because finally it would force people to actually make things work well under wayland, instead of being able to rely on X11 as a fallback.
For those of you wondering what this does, it prints out the time in seconds since the Unix epoch.
It doesn’t do it in a particularly interesting way - the meat of this is implementing the itoa function (integer to array) that converts a number to a string. That implementation is itself not particularly special, just fairly condensed. Everything else is done with standard library functions
Ortholinear is what you are referring to and it is absolutely worth it to learn. Staggered keyboards don’t make sense anymore - the originally reason keys were staggered was because the bars could not physically overlap - and it is far more natural to type only moving each finger along two axis
I’m probably going to get the Glove80 depending on if I like the switches more, but I really wish that there was one ergonomic keyboard that had 2.5ghz wireless connectivity instead of Bluetooth. I actually use these keyboards for gaming, and adding 10ms of latency is fine for typing but absolutely unsuitable, so I will have to keep it wired
This is very sad. I was at one point one of those anonymous cowards who criticized Naomi. But as I matured, I realized just how incredible she was, and it deeply saddens me to see that view isn’t shared by the CCP
I really wish TGM3 was more popular, and got a good port to modern consoles. It is so incredibly unique and in my opinion far more enjoyable than modern Tetris. The one thing they need to fix is the completely inscrutable “t-spin” notification that appears
I’ve recently been looking at this space for using a Gc smart pointer in a language I’ve been writing. It’s extremely useful - you can integrate builtins and external functions very cleanly
I applied for a job there, got to the personality test thing, said to myself "this is really stupid" and stopped replying to their emails. Just not worth it
When you live closer to grocery stores, you buy less food more often. I live two blocks away from the grocery store, I go fairly frequently, and I never have an issue with the weight I’m carrying. And I deadlift the same as you
With the Reddit blackout in full effect, I was reminded of a project I worked on last summer that I never got around to promote or release in any way. Hopefully someone can use this project to create their own community.