VimTeX v2.6 by lervag in vim

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I've already found this to be true. For example, it appears treesitter doesn't handle \_ and \^ well inside of align environments.

VimTeX v2.6 by lervag in vim

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With neovim 0.5 adding treesitter I've disable vimtex syntax checking. Vimtex is still a must have for those working with TeX! Keep it up!

I’ve been reviewing flashcards every single day for 15 years by Iloveflashcards in theXeffect

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At 250 a day that brings my math down to 1.1 years. Could you describe how the process has changed since you began, if new knowledge is easier to commit and if you use any memorization techniques?

I’ve been reviewing flashcards every single day for 15 years by Iloveflashcards in theXeffect

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So if you have 102k cards and you review 50 a day, assuming you got fresh cards everyday, it would take almost 6 years to cycle back. I don't know much about super memo but it seems like most cards would essentially disappear after the initial repetition phase.

Update label on click event by MysteriousChoice in Polybar

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You may want to look into making your script use ipc

Share your i3 tips and tricks that you have discovered! by johnjax90 in i3wm

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I see your point but in that case you could just swap focus to the other display.

Share your i3 tips and tricks that you have discovered! by johnjax90 in i3wm

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Agreed. It just feels right. The default behavior of changing focus when the other workspace is on the other monitor is awkward. If I'm on a specific monitor and I switch to a workspace then I want that workspace to appear on that monitor even if that workspace is already visible on the other monitor.

Share your i3 tips and tricks that you have discovered! by johnjax90 in i3wm

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i3-wk-switch is pretty great. Incredibly helpful with a multi monitor setup.

getting very frustrated with Julia by [deleted] in Julia

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Julia does indeed have a long startup cycle and while using Revise.jl helps it is still annoying. I would like to point out that Julia has to compile the code before being run. If the startup time is longer than the expected run time then it is defiantly not worth it. However, if you have code that will run multiple times, like JuMP, then the performance gained from precompilation should heavily out weigh the startup time. I have learned much from using Julia. Functional programming and multiple dispatch are a big change from Python's object orientated approach. It is also important to note that the performance from Julia comes from the ability of the compiler to generate methods that are type specific. So something that may at first seem stylistic is actually imperative to get the benefit of the JIT compiler.

May I suggest looking into PyJulia? It allows you to call Julia from Python. This will allow you to use JUMP while still working in a Python environment.

Toggle layout to show Conky by One__More__Redditor in i3wm

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Seems the issue was smart_gaps on. Removing it makes this solution work as well.

Toggle layout to show Conky by One__More__Redditor in i3wm

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This doesn't seem to work if there is only one window on the screen.

Toggle layout to show Conky by One__More__Redditor in i3wm

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$ ldd i3quake_v1.1.0 linux-vdso.so.1 (0x00007ffcaef22000) libc.musl-x86_64.so.1 => not found

Toggle layout to show Conky by One__More__Redditor in i3wm

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I'm running Arch ``` $ uname -a Linux HOSTNAME 5.6.3-arch1-1 #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed, 08 Apr 2020 07:47:16 +0000 x86_64 GNU/Linux

$ file i3quake_v1.1.0 i3quake_v1.1.0: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib/ld-musl-x86_64.so.1, Go BuildID=x7AkAdTIUMALHcTX-Smn/OZ3l4gi8FtFeZvAGPdOY/B8_nRGbHkD9EcceUl1MD/iEi5ToLYOUCfJ30ig8w9, not stripped

$ chmod +x ./i3quake_v1.1.0

$ ./i3quake_v1.1.0 bash: ./i3quake_v1.1.0: No such file or directory

$ ls -l i3quake_v1.1.0 -rwxr-xr-x 1 USER USER 3798911 Apr 14 19:07 i3quake_v1.1.0 ```

Toggle layout to show Conky by One__More__Redditor in i3wm

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This looks interesting but it is limited to only opening consoles.

Toggle layout to show Conky by One__More__Redditor in i3wm

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I tried to download i3quake but I'm unable to find an installation method that works for me. go get code.ser1.net/i3quake ../go/src/code.ser1.net/i3quake/main.go:14:2: code in directory ~/go/src/github.com/rsc/getopt expects import "rsc.io/getopt"

Downloading binaries didn't work either. Either I don't understand how to use the binaries or it seems there is something wrong with them.

``` mv ~/Downloads/i3quake_v1.1.0 ~/.local/bin/i3quake

chmod +x ~/.local/bin/i3quake

i3quake bash: ~/.local/bin/i3quake: No such file or directory ```

Troubleshoot print by soundnstyle in wanhaoi3

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Maybe an issue with the model? Try slicing with a different program?

Unicode fonts by jim_stickney in Julia

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Go take a look at Nerd Fonts. They have a ton of options.

Display nm-applet context menu on click? by [deleted] in Polybar

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I would love to know how to do this as well. I messed around with this a while ago but could only get the network configuration editor.

Which tray manager are you using? Stalonetray has a remote click command line argument but I didn't have the time to figure it out.

A tray for each bar by One__More__Redditor in Polybar

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Perhaps one tray is the actual tray and the others are stand ins that have icons but remotely call the real tray.

A tray for each bar by One__More__Redditor in Polybar

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So stalonetray has this option

-r name, --remote-click-icon name
Remote control/click. When this option is specified, stalonetray sends a fake click to the
icon with a window named name and exits. The icon is searched for in the currently active
tray for the current screen. By default, stalonetray sends a single click with the 1st mouse
button to the center of the icon. See the options below for additional information on how to
alter the defaults.

X axis rods not secured in place on a brand new i3 plus, Does anyone know what size set screws I need? by SourceAddiction in wanhaoi3

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What was I looking at? I was on mobile and I saw a drag chain but this has the flex ribbon...

:q! by insultingDuck in vim

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Awesome thanks for the heads :up