I find I use Niri in a similar way to other tiling WMs, but instead of having one application per workspace, it lets me keep accessory applications clustered with the main ones. For example, my password manager lives in…
Not really answering your question, but in my neighborhood (not in the UK), residents push back against developers asking them to install more brick facades on new homes. In my old house, a previous owner had installed…
This is how I think of brutalism, and it makes it very hard to talk about with others. I think the word conjures dystopian images for a lot of people, which is really unfortunate. Maybe it should be abandoned in favor…
Yes, I often see people putting things into mutually-exclusive categories when I rather think they should be thinking with more of a tag system.
Haskell is a language standard, and GHC is an implementation of that standard. It may be the only one (not sure the status of Hugs, another implementation), but that's the difference, I believe.
I could text and drive without ever taking my eyes off the road. Probably still not the safest, but I constantly see people staring down into their lap while driving now.
The artist was already the consumer. Whatever the medium, the artist has to ultimately select particular things as "works of [their] art". If I paint my bathroom and then go on to paint a masterful painting, probably…
A linear time algorithm ('.includes') is a constant time algorithm when its input is constant. Of course, the other input to '.includes' (the char) can vary in value, but to know if that affects running time we'd have…
I find I use Niri in a similar way to other tiling WMs, but instead of having one application per workspace, it lets me keep accessory applications clustered with the main ones. For example, my password manager lives in…
Not really answering your question, but in my neighborhood (not in the UK), residents push back against developers asking them to install more brick facades on new homes. In my old house, a previous owner had installed…
This is how I think of brutalism, and it makes it very hard to talk about with others. I think the word conjures dystopian images for a lot of people, which is really unfortunate. Maybe it should be abandoned in favor…
Yes, I often see people putting things into mutually-exclusive categories when I rather think they should be thinking with more of a tag system.
Haskell is a language standard, and GHC is an implementation of that standard. It may be the only one (not sure the status of Hugs, another implementation), but that's the difference, I believe.
I could text and drive without ever taking my eyes off the road. Probably still not the safest, but I constantly see people staring down into their lap while driving now.
The artist was already the consumer. Whatever the medium, the artist has to ultimately select particular things as "works of [their] art". If I paint my bathroom and then go on to paint a masterful painting, probably…
A linear time algorithm ('.includes') is a constant time algorithm when its input is constant. Of course, the other input to '.includes' (the char) can vary in value, but to know if that affects running time we'd have…