I sometimes think about the same. Its a sad truth that if you bad days those days may be at the worst moment. Sleep definitly helps for a good mind but also exercise!
Yea, one way I saw you can circumvent it is by running in xwayland mode. But that can come with its own problems.
That features works completly fine when I use Blender(5.2) and wayland cant say if older versions might not work.
Oh wp_pointer_warp_v1 works fine when you want to move the cursor that is not a problem. One application can simply say move the mouse to a different window but it cannot say click. So in the sense as far as I…
But only if you "disable Wayland’s extra restrictions around keyboard/mouse access for Mouseless to work". [0] [0] https://mouseless.click/docs/wayland_configuration.html
Slightly related. On wayland based linux desktops this would never work because an app is not allowed to hijack the mouse pointer to dispatch events. I believe only the compositor is allowed to do that. I know, because…
I believe its "too much" as soon as we trade procedural knowledge against declarative knowledge so much you can only remember the what and not be able to do the how anymore. Knowing declarative you need to loop over…
While I do agree that reading is really important especially when it comes to good books. BUT simply consuming something for the sake of consumption is rarely a good idea. I know of people that read books and consome…
Two really good modern books on how we actual learn are. 1. The ABCs of How We Learn by Daniel L. Schwartz 2. How Learning Happens 2nd by Paul A. Kirschner & Carl Hendrick I can really recommend them. Now back to…
> I wonder how that time is being spent. Doomscrolling? I hate, doom scrolling with a passion. And still I am doing it from time to time, On reddit, youtube shorts or even a little bit on HN. It just seems like wasting…
> Zig on the other hand has embarrassingly low test coverage And? Why would low test coverage matter. It’s not an indication of project quality nor does a high coverage mean an absence of bugs or errors.
I find this sad, as I use Bun as a Node.js replacement that works really well. I wanted improved builds times and run speed. Both things bun provided. It reduced ram usage and worked with the node ecosystem well. So for…
> We became increasingly horrified at the programming practices we saw in Bun's codebase. Hacks on top of hacks. > Jarred was already writing slop well before he had access to LLMs Ufff, the creator of zig saying that…
Microplastics have always fascinated me, because I keep seeing article after article about how much microplastic exists around us, but far less strong evidence about its actual effects. That is not to say there are no…
Ohh I didnt know that, but it makes sense that you would be able to create an ISO, good tip!
I really love NixOS for my two devices, one surface laptop (lol), and my nvidia pc. It reduced my headaches with drivers so much. Before updating my nvidia driver or something related to my surface I was scared to break…
I personally think it all comes to exploring and implementing solutions for problems. There is always a cost associated with solving the wrong problem. Or implementing a bad solution for something that was not even…
Yes! I do here [1]. But keep in mind I am using NixOS and so it looks a bit weird. You should be able to just copy paste the script part and it should work when you have umu at path. [1] https://pastebin.com/JRaK4uRV
Unironically, I had the most success with old windows programs not when using wine directly but using proton with steam. I personally use umu[1] to use proton without directly needing to run steam. I wrote a small KDE…
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There really is AI in everything isn't it? I dont know if its the right way for a platform owner to add more AI to anything. Shouldnt the User decide ?
I find it somewhat sad, too see personality changes as a bug. I dont know why but it gives me a sad feeling.
But this would only relate to local databases wouldn't it? Having to connect to a postgres server or something similar. The latency for queries would be far higher than using the file system.
I am actually excited for post and pre conditions. I think they are an underused feature in most languages.
Can you explain why you think modules are a failed idea? Because not that many use them right now? Personally I use them in new projects using XMake and it just works.
I sometimes think about the same. Its a sad truth that if you bad days those days may be at the worst moment. Sleep definitly helps for a good mind but also exercise!
Yea, one way I saw you can circumvent it is by running in xwayland mode. But that can come with its own problems.
That features works completly fine when I use Blender(5.2) and wayland cant say if older versions might not work.
Oh wp_pointer_warp_v1 works fine when you want to move the cursor that is not a problem. One application can simply say move the mouse to a different window but it cannot say click. So in the sense as far as I…
But only if you "disable Wayland’s extra restrictions around keyboard/mouse access for Mouseless to work". [0] [0] https://mouseless.click/docs/wayland_configuration.html
Slightly related. On wayland based linux desktops this would never work because an app is not allowed to hijack the mouse pointer to dispatch events. I believe only the compositor is allowed to do that. I know, because…
I believe its "too much" as soon as we trade procedural knowledge against declarative knowledge so much you can only remember the what and not be able to do the how anymore. Knowing declarative you need to loop over…
While I do agree that reading is really important especially when it comes to good books. BUT simply consuming something for the sake of consumption is rarely a good idea. I know of people that read books and consome…
Two really good modern books on how we actual learn are. 1. The ABCs of How We Learn by Daniel L. Schwartz 2. How Learning Happens 2nd by Paul A. Kirschner & Carl Hendrick I can really recommend them. Now back to…
> I wonder how that time is being spent. Doomscrolling? I hate, doom scrolling with a passion. And still I am doing it from time to time, On reddit, youtube shorts or even a little bit on HN. It just seems like wasting…
> Zig on the other hand has embarrassingly low test coverage And? Why would low test coverage matter. It’s not an indication of project quality nor does a high coverage mean an absence of bugs or errors.
I find this sad, as I use Bun as a Node.js replacement that works really well. I wanted improved builds times and run speed. Both things bun provided. It reduced ram usage and worked with the node ecosystem well. So for…
> We became increasingly horrified at the programming practices we saw in Bun's codebase. Hacks on top of hacks. > Jarred was already writing slop well before he had access to LLMs Ufff, the creator of zig saying that…
Microplastics have always fascinated me, because I keep seeing article after article about how much microplastic exists around us, but far less strong evidence about its actual effects. That is not to say there are no…
Ohh I didnt know that, but it makes sense that you would be able to create an ISO, good tip!
I really love NixOS for my two devices, one surface laptop (lol), and my nvidia pc. It reduced my headaches with drivers so much. Before updating my nvidia driver or something related to my surface I was scared to break…
I personally think it all comes to exploring and implementing solutions for problems. There is always a cost associated with solving the wrong problem. Or implementing a bad solution for something that was not even…
Yes! I do here [1]. But keep in mind I am using NixOS and so it looks a bit weird. You should be able to just copy paste the script part and it should work when you have umu at path. [1] https://pastebin.com/JRaK4uRV
Unironically, I had the most success with old windows programs not when using wine directly but using proton with steam. I personally use umu[1] to use proton without directly needing to run steam. I wrote a small KDE…
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There really is AI in everything isn't it? I dont know if its the right way for a platform owner to add more AI to anything. Shouldnt the User decide ?
I find it somewhat sad, too see personality changes as a bug. I dont know why but it gives me a sad feeling.
But this would only relate to local databases wouldn't it? Having to connect to a postgres server or something similar. The latency for queries would be far higher than using the file system.
I am actually excited for post and pre conditions. I think they are an underused feature in most languages.
Can you explain why you think modules are a failed idea? Because not that many use them right now? Personally I use them in new projects using XMake and it just works.