Yeet's recent activity
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Comment on What editor do you use? in ~comp
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Comment on How deep is your greatest friendship? in ~talk
Yeet Link ParentThat's what I thought, but I couldn't really help it; sex is affecting the way I feel about people. I guess it has more to do with the intimacy rathehr than the actual sexual stimulation, although...That's what I thought, but I couldn't really help it; sex is affecting the way I feel about people. I guess it has more to do with the intimacy rathehr than the actual sexual stimulation, although I'm too young and inexperienced to put my finger on the cause of this pattern.
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Comment on How deep is your greatest friendship? in ~talk
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Comment on Logged off: Meet the teens who refuse to use social media in ~tech
Yeet Link ParentIf it doesn't exist yet we should absolutely create it! It sounds like a fun project regardless of whether it succeeds or notIf it doesn't exist yet we should absolutely create it! It sounds like a fun project regardless of whether it succeeds or not
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Comment on The "Chatty" messaging app for Librem 5 (Linux phone) with SMS and XMPP support in ~tech
Yeet Link ParentHow can you use Facebook Messenger without an account?How can you use Facebook Messenger without an account?
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Comment on While Google is attacked over privacy concerns and perceived bias, DuckDuckGo raised $10M in ~tech
Yeet Link ParentOne reason I'm not using StartPage is that it takes a year to load in comparison to DDG, at least in my experience. DDG usually takes a second, and SP takes 5 seconds in good cases.One reason I'm not using StartPage is that it takes a year to load in comparison to DDG, at least in my experience. DDG usually takes a second, and SP takes 5 seconds in good cases.
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Comment on Programming Mini-Challenge: TicTacToeBot in ~comp
Yeet (edited )Link ParentThank you. n×n boards sound like a cool challenge and I wanna try it now 😅 also my solution scales horribly on bigger boards because of combinationsOfThree(), so I'll try to think about something...Thank you. n×n boards sound like a cool challenge and I wanna try it now 😅 also my solution scales horribly on bigger boards because of
combinationsOfThree(), so I'll try to think about something else. Maybe we can concurrently run a coroutine for each square on the board that crawls over its 8 surrounding squares and looks for a straight sequence of x symbol? Anyway, I already know what I'm doing tomorrow instead of working. -
Comment on Programming Mini-Challenge: TicTacToeBot in ~comp
Yeet Link ParentThanks! I'm digging Kotlin's extensive extension functions (no pun intended), it feels like piping with more flexibility. Their lambda system, data classes and short function syntax (fun () = ...)...Thanks! I'm digging Kotlin's extensive extension functions (no pun intended), it feels like piping with more flexibility. Their lambda system, data classes and short function syntax (
fun () = ...) are pleasure to work with. Almost feels too good haha -
Comment on Programming Mini-Challenge: TicTacToeBot in ~comp
Yeet (edited )LinkAight, here's a funky Kotlin solution, written functionally. I'm treating each group of three symbols as a mathematical function, and I'm trying to find whether its slope is linear. If it is, then...Aight, here's a funky Kotlin solution, written functionally. I'm treating each group of three symbols as a mathematical function, and I'm trying to find whether its slope is linear. If it is, then we've got a winner. It took me a while and I had a nice time, looking forward to more of these!
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Comment on What happened today that you want to share? in ~talk
Yeet Link ParentHit me up when you upload your code! Sounds like a project I'd love to get involved inHit me up when you upload your code! Sounds like a project I'd love to get involved in
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Comment on Let's talk about tooling. in ~comp
Yeet LinkI use Neovim and write plain Python 3.7 at work. After a couple of months messing around, I think I found the most fitting setup for my workflow: ALE-vim with mypy and pylint...I use Neovim and write plain Python 3.7 at work. After a couple of months messing around, I think I found the most fitting setup for my workflow: ALE-vim with
mypyandpylint --disable=missing-docstringsconfigured as linters, and also pyls for completions. I wish I could somehow make jedi-vim work asynchronously, but I figured I'm wasting way too much time on it already :)I also use PaperColor theme which is quite pleasant. Here's a screenshot!
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Let's talk about tooling.
Hey! Since it's a small community at the moment, I think we can have a very genreral thread about anything regarding tooling: interesting technologies you use at work/home, your editor, plugins,...
Hey! Since it's a small community at the moment, I think we can have a very genreral thread about anything regarding tooling: interesting technologies you use at work/home, your editor, plugins, themes, bruh let's even share some screenshots. I find this kind of shit exciting and know more people like me exist out there :)
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Also, Evil is probably the best Vim emulation layer out there. Every plugin for the other editors has massive cons: VSCode's Vim plugin has a weird ass configuration method, IDEA's lacks a few commands and Atom's doesn't have
:commands at all. In addition to that, the fact that every possible action in Emacs is easily mappable makes it a joy to customize your environment with Evil.