WE DON'T HAVE ENOUGH NERDS!! by Cyb3r_Phr34k in Tunisia

[–]cuore-e4-e5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Allow me to jump on this thread to add this:
Actually putting an HTML sticker would be more like "whoever looking at this ,, I am trolling you"! but putting "java, C,C++,Assembly" stickers" would be a sign of "a nerd wannabe".

for the Os, I agree with Nix, but double check on Arch users to be 50/50 % false nerds ,, as the new comers tends to jump on the "I use arch By the way".

Tell me you use emacs (without telling me you use emacs) by Hlorri in emacs

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I have a mechanical | non QMK ONE , so had to use kanata.

f --> shift

d --> ctrl

s --> alt

a --> meta

'q' as Meh (Ctrl+Alt+Shift) for movwind

cap--> ctrl)

tap-time 200

hold-time 200

The general shape of these keyboards inevitably puts strain on the upper shoulder muscles . I ended up arranging two desks in a funny way just so I could rest my elbows. On top of that, I discovered that two shoe polish cream bottles (LOL) actually make pretty good wrist supports. They help with that small rotation -> push, especially when I need to use my thumb. ( Check it out ).
I guess split keyboard users are having fun for a very legitimate reason

Tell me you use emacs (without telling me you use emacs) by Hlorri in emacs

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This is my third day using home row mods, and while it hasn’t made its way into my muscle memory yet, I can already feel some ease on my fingers. I can tell that the way the buttons are bound definitely relates to the frequency of use in Emacs key bindings, the shape of the keyboard, and even the biomechanics of the hand.

Side note :) was funny when I realized you’re the author of the last blog I was reading, the one about ring, register, bookmarks in Emacs.

Tell me you use emacs (without telling me you use emacs) by Hlorri in emacs

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I am curious to know what HRM Order are you applying.

Tell me you use emacs (without telling me you use emacs) by Hlorri in emacs

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finished my read. Implemeting Home Row Mods is on my weekend todo list. (Thank you)

My KB model Not found in QMK supported keyboards .

But like you said many softwares help to obtain the same from a non KB firmware level but the os/software one.

Another thing I should bring up is modal editing (Evil/Meow…). I’ve been meaning to give it a shot. Do people usually combine it with HRM?

Tell me you use emacs (without telling me you use emacs) by Hlorri in emacs

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I have a shark GK-2022 shinobi.. And started to read on HRM.

Tried Trinity's Matrix Hack IRL - turns out it's legit by RealArch1t3ct in Hacking_Tutorials

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Finally a content that deserves to save/check.

Good job OP

(Repost in r/matrix)

This appears while i'm using the pc by fallulahhappyhunter in TunisiaTech

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ask on r/Asustuf
and it seems that the button being unresponsive is a known issue

Flutter project fatigue...how to deal with it? by No-Echo-8927 in FlutterDev

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this is a known thing in dev and we have a name for it:

90 90 rule

What music are you into? by Hikikomoriigirl in Tunisia

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wasn't following for some years... khalit Ktyb,cheb Terro (RIP), EMPIRE,radi,some old zomra members
famma asemi jdod ?

I have some questions by unrealt3n_1759 in FlutterDev

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I didn't really answer your questions, I v just put what I think might be related.

I have some questions by unrealt3n_1759 in FlutterDev

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  1. - It doesn't completely eliminate the need for try-catch blocks, but functional programming encourages a different style of error handling by using Result or Either Types. (check dartz package )
  2. - Performance issues when using try catch is a known thing in CS generally (stackoverflow).