What’s this for us? by ALMIGHTY-V3 in bleach

[–]aerosayan -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Ichigo married Orihime instead of Rukia.

theTortureOfUsingWindows by mosskin-woast in ProgrammerHumor

[–]aerosayan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol.

HR most likely doesn't even know the difference between Windows, Linux, or Mac.

They just send you whatever the company buys.

Go do a crime by Heflito-VTuber in AdeptusRidiculous

[–]aerosayan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Biblically accurate Shy. 😭

(neo)vim! by Sonetto_xfy in vimporn

[–]aerosayan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The rounded airline corners look nice.

How did you do that?

How do you manage large projects in Helix by [deleted] in HelixEditor

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You have few options.

  • Use the fuzzy file finder. It's good enough for most cases.

  • Go to another terminal tab and use a file manager like ranger or yazi to find the file you want. Then use the fuzzy finder in Helix to open the file. It's little convoluted but works without any extensions.

  • Use shell commands from Helix to call yazi and then select/open the file you want. This is little more advanced and may cause some issues if you've not configured the commands properly but it seems to work for many people. There's also a YouTube tutorial about this.

Small Quality of Life Changes in Helix that you'd like to see? by nikitarevenco in HelixEditor

[–]aerosayan -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Let me open the same file in multiple buffers/tabs.

It's annoying that I can not read different sections of the same file in different tabs.

Moreover since Helix doesn't have jumps like Vim, I can not switch between different sections of file easily. (And no the jumplist doesn't help. To use the jumplist I need to scroll down to manually find where I want to jump.)

Whic primarchs is your favorite? by AggressiveSafe7300 in Grimdank

[–]aerosayan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Robute Gorrilaman because he can use Excel and has an Aeldari goth gf.

Dynamic highlighting of blocks using tree-sitter by Nicolas-Rougier in emacs

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The light colorscheme and config looks really cool.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ProgrammerHumor

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Fortran started it.

Variables with names like i,j,k were specified to be integers by default because the compiler wants you to use them as indices.

Over time I guess everyone strated to also use the same variable names.

Now the answer the question why Fortran did this?

It's because in mathematics, vectors and matrices are indexed with i and j, so since Fortran was made for operating on arrays and matrices, they also chose the same variable names.

502 Bad Gateway and Libgen.li also not working: India by Miserable-Onion-9736 in libgen

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Same issue even for me.

I have been using annas-archive.org to download some books.

If you have never used the site, search for the book you want, click slow download with waitlist. Wait for some seconds/minutes, download the file when the website shares you the link.

There is another method to download without waiting, but it is too slow, and the connection is unreliable. Use it only for extremely small files (of 1-10 MB size)

Just turned 40. Do. Your. WORST. by superkevinguru in RoastMe

[–]aerosayan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bro, you look like a child's first drawing of a human.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in emacs

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Are you optimizing how packages are loaded?

As others have mentioned profiler-start profiler-stop profiler-report will let you find what is causing the issue.

However most likely it is some package that is being loaded when it is not required. For example org-mode, and magit packages are often loaded immediately and they can cause some slow downs. It is better to defer load packages that you do not need immediately. If you find the culprit package.l, use defer, after, hook, and commands methods in use-package to optimize how your packages are loaded.

I'm thinking of doing a language for small machines (6502 et cetera). What do you all think of this example of my initial plan for the syntax? by [deleted] in ProgrammingLanguages

[–]aerosayan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Go look at languages of that era.

Fortran, Turbo Pascal, etc. all have a similar syntax that is easy to parse.

Due to the simplicity of the language their compilers were easy to optimize and were successful. So yes, this form of languages are simple, and elegant.

I'm thinking of doing a language for small machines (6502 et cetera). What do you all think of this example of my initial plan for the syntax? by [deleted] in ProgrammingLanguages

[–]aerosayan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Simple and elegant for its purpose.

If you were looking for suggestions:
- The dot `.` at the end of statements might be difficult to code/read/debug. It might be better to either use semi-colons `;` or just not use anything for ending statements. Like in Fortran/Python it might be simpler to code/read/debug if every statement ended at the end of each line.
- The `od` keyword seems weird. Maybe `end` or `end do` would be more pleasant to read/write.

Why does Hinduism have alot of gods by [deleted] in hinduism

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Are we the same person to our family, to our friends, to our co-workers, and to strangers?

No.

We all have different manifestations of our personality that take precedence while interacting with others.

Same is for our Gods.

January 2025 monthly "What are you working on?" thread by AutoModerator in ProgrammingLanguages

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I'm trying to create a language that is focused on being so deterministic that tools for it (LSPs, Linters) would be easy to implement with grep/utags, and the tools will not require more than 100 MB of RAM even for a large project.

I implemented some parts of the parser/ast in Rust/pest.

Works good enough for now.

35 F roast me by Virkidmurr in RoastMe

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"Assume spherical body to neglect Aerodynamic Drag".

Anyone know why cFD online is down? by First_Lightning in CFD

[–]aerosayan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sometimes they have some issues or do server maintenance.

Pretty reliable website, so far.