sundar_p

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   by sundar_p 3mo ago

   Some existing similar tools for those who might be curious. For vim, there's easymotion or hop.nvim. For tmux, there's Morantron/tmux-fingers. For Chrome, there's Vimium. You can also flash your keyboard to have mouse co
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   by sundar_p 1y ago

   I'm with ya. Meta is making these to get your data, not really to make a compelling i/o-enriched pair of glasses. The changes to their privacy policies plainly show the bait-and-switch.
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   by sundar_p 1y ago

   I can't wait to read the privacy policy. A reminder, users cannot opt out of current Meta Ray Bans data recording/storage/training if you actually want to use them as smart glasses.
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   by sundar_p 1y ago

   Not writing assembly may atrophy your ability to read assembly is my point. We still have to reason about the output of these code generators until/if they become bulletproof.
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   by sundar_p 1y ago

   I wonder if not exercising code writing will atrophy this ability. Similarly to how the ability to read a book does not necessarily imply the ability to write a book. I find that I understand and am more opinionated about code when I pers