LucasOe

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by LucasOe 16d ago
Yes.
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by LucasOe 2mo ago
I do between 2,000 and 3,000 searches per month and have never hit a limit.
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by LucasOe 2mo ago
Drivers should just make my stuff work. If I want to configure my hardware, I download the app from the manufacturer's website.
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by LucasOe 3mo ago
Fuck. My personal portfolio website has like three of these components, even though I don't like using AI for development.
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by LucasOe 4mo ago
Calling unwarp is acknowledgement
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by LucasOe 5mo ago
I'm trying to understand what Warp is. I watched the 2.0 announcement, and it looks like it's an agentic editor that calls itself a "terminal" for some reason. I don't think the video shows a single terminal command
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by LucasOe 5mo ago
The Zed terminal already supports ligatures.
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by LucasOe 5mo ago
Feature-wise, Zed is still far from VS Code, but for me, the change has been worth it for the performance increase alone. I'm really happy with Zed, and I think it has a bright future ahead. Congratulations on the 1.0 release!
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by LucasOe 5mo ago
I wrote a Spicetify plugin to show information about a song’s genres, but unfortunately the public API endpoint it was using -- as well as many other endpoints -- was removed after their changes, even for Premium users.
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by LucasOe 5mo ago
And as a result Spotify has restricted their public API; which has limited the functionality of third-party-apps and Spicetify plugins.
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by LucasOe 5mo ago
In my opinion, the biggest benefit of skills is that they encourage good CLI tooling. Even someone who doesn't use AI all that much can profit from it.
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by LucasOe 6mo ago
I know it's subjective, but personally I think Nausea by Sartre is the much better "The Stranger", and it always saddens me a bit to see Camus so high up on every list while missing Sartre.
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by LucasOe 11mo ago
There are Chromium-based apps that block ads by default, like Brave and Vanadium. Edit: It should be mentioned however, that the blocklist for Vanadium is pretty small.
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by LucasOe 11mo ago
I wish the article would talk a bit more about security. Here's what the GrapheneOS project has to say about Firefox [1]: > Avoid Gecko-based browsers like Firefox as they're currently much more vulnerable to exploitation and i
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by LucasOe 1y ago
Why?
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by LucasOe 2y ago
What a coincidence! At the end of last year, I had uveitis for the second time, and my eye doctor advised me to investigate whether I have an autoimmune disorder. Two weeks ago, I underwent a blood test, but all my values came back normal.
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by LucasOe 2y ago
That's the reason why people are moving to Bluesky: because there you don't have a make a constant effort to ignore posts. On Twitter, I have a make an active effort to not click on the "For you" tab because I'll be
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Chasing Ghosts: Phantom DLLs in Mirror's Edge(shonk.sh)
2 points by LucasOe 2y ago|0 comments
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by LucasOe 3y ago
If you want bash like syntax, you can always run msys2 / Cygwin / WSL on Windows. But 99% of the time I just need to run basic commands like git and maybe pipe them to ripgrep or fzf, and frankly the PowerShell is fine for that.
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by LucasOe 3y ago
I like Kants work, but it has always bugged me, how he defined the 12 Kantian categories of a priori knowledge that just are. It feels inelegant. I'd much rather have a generalisation of all a priori knowledge instead of a defined list
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by LucasOe 3y ago
I always struggle with keeping my writing clear and concise, maybe because English isn't my native tongue, so this looks like an incredibly helpful tool to me. Does Vale.sh have the ability to check the prose used in comments? Using th
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by LucasOe 3y ago
I don't think this is the reason you learn calculus in school, but I do think it is a good reason to learn it.