> I seem to suffer from aphantasia I'm interested for the same reasons - I can't hold much of an image in my head for very long, and being able to persist what I can imagine so I can examine it in detail with my actual…
For younger readers, or those who prefer a lighter reader, Dawkins "The Greatest Show On Earth" covers similar material in a more accessible (if less rigorous) manner. I forgot to mention it in my own recommendations,…
I like Listary - I haven't used Everything to compare, but I'm aware that they're similar. For text file contents I'm a huge advocate for ripgrep , and for metadata...to be honest I don't have a great solution, so I'll…
School libraries working to support an established curriculum? This was totally normal in my high school - the texts that would be studied by a particular grade were stable for several years at a time, so they would…
The first computer I used had Windows 3.1, so I'm not sure if I "grew up with" XP.... but no, it looks super dated to me. The icons are OK, the rest of Luna is fairly ugly. There might be something to your theory,…
Unfortunately, I work on a million-line codebase. Grep might be fine 99% of the time, but there's no reason to not drop a ripgrep binary on every machine I use regularly. Ripgrep is faster across the board and has…
It's been mentioned previous, but you should check out ripgrep - it's even faster than Silver Searcher a lot of the time https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep
And to round out the set, xsv (https://github.com/BurntSushi/xsv/) is a powerful toolkit for CSV.
There's no consensus, but this provides a reasonable argument for "not really": https://startingstrength.com/article/heavy-lifting-and-heart... (both authors are lifters, one is an MD. Take that as you will)
Cost is still a big factor - you need fairly decent hardware (minimum GTX 970 / RX 480) for an acceptable experience on Vive/Rift, and we're still a generation away from that performance hitting mainstream price points…
> I seem to suffer from aphantasia I'm interested for the same reasons - I can't hold much of an image in my head for very long, and being able to persist what I can imagine so I can examine it in detail with my actual…
For younger readers, or those who prefer a lighter reader, Dawkins "The Greatest Show On Earth" covers similar material in a more accessible (if less rigorous) manner. I forgot to mention it in my own recommendations,…
I like Listary - I haven't used Everything to compare, but I'm aware that they're similar. For text file contents I'm a huge advocate for ripgrep , and for metadata...to be honest I don't have a great solution, so I'll…
School libraries working to support an established curriculum? This was totally normal in my high school - the texts that would be studied by a particular grade were stable for several years at a time, so they would…
The first computer I used had Windows 3.1, so I'm not sure if I "grew up with" XP.... but no, it looks super dated to me. The icons are OK, the rest of Luna is fairly ugly. There might be something to your theory,…
Unfortunately, I work on a million-line codebase. Grep might be fine 99% of the time, but there's no reason to not drop a ripgrep binary on every machine I use regularly. Ripgrep is faster across the board and has…
It's been mentioned previous, but you should check out ripgrep - it's even faster than Silver Searcher a lot of the time https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep
And to round out the set, xsv (https://github.com/BurntSushi/xsv/) is a powerful toolkit for CSV.
There's no consensus, but this provides a reasonable argument for "not really": https://startingstrength.com/article/heavy-lifting-and-heart... (both authors are lifters, one is an MD. Take that as you will)
Cost is still a big factor - you need fairly decent hardware (minimum GTX 970 / RX 480) for an acceptable experience on Vive/Rift, and we're still a generation away from that performance hitting mainstream price points…