You always could do that before the M chips
Social media is for socializing. They posted something in the lines of "we can't get graphics to work properly" and I sympathized with them about how hard it must be dealing with apples' dick moves.
China is doing internet right?
If you're a GUI guy, catfish is good. If you're a term guy, fzf, rg, fd are very fast and powerful. I search for files in / (meaning EVERYTHING) and tge results are there in less than 10 seconds.
This blog post has some example usages, read the entries for fzf, rg and fd.
You disgust me
I am having the time of my life with Clojure. Lisps in general. They really change how you view software. I was showing how clojure works to my Java coworker and showing her the REPL and powers of Clojure, and we both almost teared up :)) It's tgat good.
That's one of the main pain points of Python. Something like poetry or uv can help but the python ecosystem is just unstable. It's very hard to update a dependancy. You project might only run with very specific versions of libraries and the language itself.
I honestly hate that about python and I don't think python is good for developing large software. Even js/ts is a much better ecosystem. (I'm bracing for the hate)
Very valuable project. We deeply thank him for his efforts.
You honestly can't go wrong with using i3. It's super simple to use and has great documentation.
don't go expensive, a 500-700$ laptop is perfect for programming. don't buy thin, mac-like laptops. go with beefier workstation laptops. I highly suggest buying a good refurbished laptop. if it has a dedicated GPU, AMD is highly preferable over NVIDIA, but both work.
almost all hardware works really fine with linux nowadays. I have a lenovo legion y540, works great, but if I didn't want to game on it, I would go with a workstation laptop.
slimbook seems to make good laptops made for linux.
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