@thelastpsion@oldbytes.space Selections are started with m,
so:
miwy,mi"y,mi(y
Remember, #Helix always operates on a selection, so first select, then do.
(Something I also struggle with after 10+ years on vim.)
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fleischie 💯
@fleischie28@layer8.space
mastodon 4.5.19Generally curious.
Unnecessary effort.
Mostly wrong.
Software Developer by trade (#C) but also as a hobby (#zig/#ziglang). Interested in Systems-level programming, i.e. graphics and audio. Somehow drawn to UI development - I used to do web development, now only as a hobby.
I am strongly opposed to the societal impact of "AI" and all of the tech-bro hype machinery behind it. I will block on suspicion alone.
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@lhp@mastodon.social I think a white dress shirt can be a beautiful canvas to style upon with vests and/or more exclusive colored suits: e.g. dark purple paisley or bordeaux.
Also: Ties and pocket squares.
Wishing you the most creative of times! 🙂
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Turns out: The standard library has a mechanism to parse tzif files, which has transitions, that can be used to check against the current epoch timestamp.
I still use mktime() and localtime(), though, which is kind of annoying but also convenient thanks to the C-interop. 😊
I find it interesting, that zig itself has a no-LLM rule for its contributions, yet it is used for a lot of AI-centric products in the field.
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A random website wants to share my usage data with their 1000 (yes, one thousand) partners.
For what? Slop content, that was not even proof-read?