SaintRomuald

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by SaintRomuald 1y ago
If you can do something badly and you can do something the right way in the same amount of time, why do it wrong?
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by SaintRomuald 1y ago
Yes, but I meant that in the sense that when you change vim, it's no longer the vim that ships with Linux distros. It stops being the universal tool and starts becoming your custom text editor,and to me the biggest advantage of vim is
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by SaintRomuald 1y ago
I tried vim motions as a daily driver many times but, I don't think that with today's expansive IDEs vim motions are all that superior. IDEs have very competent shortcuts and features built in. My biggest problems with vim are lac
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by SaintRomuald 1y ago
A gameboy emulator is a very popular project. There are plenty of guides on how to get started. Checkout "build your own x" repo for some project ideas
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by SaintRomuald 3y ago
Am I not supposed to expect a quality lecture from a university professor? I have had such a bad experience with certain lecturers, I'm certain what they were saying wasn't incorrect but the way they were speaking made it impossib
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by SaintRomuald 3y ago
I shouldn't need to read a 500page textbook to understand a class that a teacher has been 'teaching' for 20 years. He's there to give me an understanding of the subject. I have at least 5 classes each semester which are
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by SaintRomuald 4y ago
I never understood this example used to explain it, vsauce made a video on the banach tarski theorem. You make an infinite list of numbers between 0 and 1 chosen at random. Apparently you can make a new number that was never seen in the li