markussss

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by markussss 3mo ago
My system is quite similar to your, my GPU is a 6950 XT and CPU a Ryzen 5 2600x, same amount of RAM, and I feel your pain. It sounds very similar to my experience from a few months ago. When it comes to tool calling, there are multiple poss
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by markussss 5mo ago
I'm in the same boat as you, and every time I touch a Windows PC I am again and again surprised at all the junk they put in there by default. Not only Microsoft, but also the OEMs. So much junkware, so many accounts they want you to
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by markussss 7mo ago
The written price is the written price, and that's final. No tips.
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by markussss 10mo ago
Thanks for the link and tl;dr, even though it's a quite short video (3:16). I found your explanation very interesting because I have intuitively felt like this is accurate, but never knew what the underlying process is. I have been fol
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by markussss 1y ago
There are probably several libraries that offer this functionality, the question is just what your other requirements are. It is also built into most modern web browsers, just check out the MDN for Intl.DateTimeFormat with the dayPeriod opt
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by markussss 1y ago
This page has horrible scrolling. I really don't understand why anybody creates this kind of scroll. Are they not using what they create?
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by markussss 1y ago
You are right, these quirks are not something you struggle with very often. The only one that has been troublesome at some point during my now 8 years as a professional, mainly Javascript with Vue, web developer is the automatic semicolon i
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by markussss 2y ago
I recently switched jobs, and as I've become more comfortable in my new job, I realized that my old job completely sucked the creativity and fun out of programming for me. I did not have any energy for any projects in my spare time whi
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by markussss 2y ago
I clicked around a little and I think that the correct page for me is this one, perhaps it is the correct one for you too? The script doesn't work, but it looks like it could work with some tweaking. https://www.facebook.com
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by markussss 3y ago
I love userscripts, and I'm so happy to see and hear that other are using them and developing them. Well done, Will! I hope you keep making userscripts!
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by markussss 3y ago
I think that that is supposed to prepare web apps for verification in the browser, in order to not allow them to run or connect to a remote server unless they are confirmed to be not tampered with, and that the main goal of this is to disal
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by markussss 3y ago
This was a fun read! Thank you
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by markussss 3y ago
I use Ripgrep daily, and it helps me a lot when navigating codebases, and I even use it to search through my notes. A while ago, I made a script that looks for file paths in the output from Ripgrep in order to turn the paths into clickable
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by markussss 3y ago
I felt that it was on point to point out Microsoft, as it was the main area where I first started using emojis (before they were emojis, even though it was functionally the same). MSN Messenger came with a nice set of default smileys, and i
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by markussss 3y ago
> Almost the whole of Scandinavia speaks English as a second language, and yet English does not highlight any or the four countries. Most Scandinavian people might agree with this general observation that knowing little to no Nordic lang
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by markussss 3y ago
> git reflog (git usage or git cmdlog) Oh my god, I just realized this is ref-log (a log of references), and not re-flog (I'm not even sure what "to flog" is). No wonder I've never really understood why it's call
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by markussss 4y ago
I tried to search for a song I found to be quite cool, Rotoscoping by PTRD. I got two matches, one "Discover Weekly Archive" made by Skiley.net on behalf of NomadicDaggy (you, the creator of this post and service). The second one
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by markussss 4y ago
I have not found any shortcomings in Firefox for web development, so I'm wondering if you could you elaborate on what features are missing, or what killer features for web development Chrome has that Firefox doesn't?
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by markussss 5y ago
I absolutely love this, and I do the same. Small programs and scripts to solve problems I encountered in my daily life. When I make them for my own use, and for myself to enjoy making something, I don't care about whether it's the
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by markussss 5y ago
GitLab's diff or Code Review has an extremely annoying feature for people who fidget with text, especially when dragging text. In addition to highlighting and "painting" the text, I often click and drag the highlighted text
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by markussss 5y ago
The "typing" of the results are horrible. It just adds a few seconds where you just sit and wait for the answer to be finished for no apparent reason. Doesn't help that the default is the slow typing speed. I could never reco
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by markussss 5y ago
I've been practicing Russian on Duolingo almost every day since February 2020, and before that I had a few 30 to 100 days streaks over a few years (can't remember 100% for sure). Making you force yourself into learning a new langu
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by markussss 6y ago
To flip videos that have been flipped, or for watching a video in the mirror. Maybe it's 1 in 100 videos, or even less, but it's so nice to be able to just toggle a button that flips the video properly.
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by markussss 6y ago
I find it incredibly useful to be able to toggle styles on and off in a simple GUI, especially for these two simple global styles: video { /* flip video horizontally */ transform: scaleX(-1) !important; } or
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by markussss 6y ago
I really want a good alternative to Google Photos. Jottacloud is getting pretty close, but there are problems when using it for photos and backups at the same time.
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by markussss 6y ago
It's injecting an XSS Hunter script, from https://xsshunter.com/
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by markussss 6y ago
My understanding here is that you can just configure this to your own liking. If you don't like lambda, just (macro fn lambda) and you're set. The names chosen by the original writer doesn't really matter when you can reconfi
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by markussss 6y ago
I love the possibility of chatting, but the chat bubbles are a bad user experience everywhere. The best solutions I've seen just opens a small popup window with the chat inside, and that's it. Native cross-tab-chat, can easily k
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by markussss 6y ago
> I use bettertouchtool to get window snapping. This is not a good point at all. Having to rely on third party applications (without any good way to discover them) to provide something that is taken for granted everywhere else is a horri
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by markussss 6y ago
I understand how this works, but it's not better, especially not for multi monitor setups. Switching between three dev-tools, two browser windows, five terminals and an editor or two makes the Mac way a horrible way to work: First, sel

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