Maybe I was trying to click the watch button and missed.

I used to read a bunch of webcomics. I had collected a bunch of RSS links to read every day. I joined Instagram a few years ago to see what was happening with my friends. Finding out that some creators are exclusive to that platform was really sad. Going from reading comics in chronological order with each new post following the last to reading in some order chosen by an engagement algorithm was horrible. I’ve since quit visiting Instagram. Engagement can be good for getting more views but the user experience is less enjoyable.

I’ve often wondered if it would be possible to track work in a git repository like this. Cloning code is so easy with git because it’s an industry standard but every git front end wants to reinvent task management. Some of them allow you to manage a project wiki in git. It would be convenient to be able to clone the task management repository alongside the code repository, too.

If the goal is speed then just use a few turbofish.

Fantasy consoles like PICO-8 or TIC-80 offer a simple engine with all the editors included. It’s a great way to build a basic game idea before fully committing to an engine like Godot.

However with Vim she won’t know how to quit.

What is the type of the variable day though? As it is we have to make multiple assumptions, based on popular programming languages, about the internals of the string type and the print function to assume that it prints “6”.

This is what I do, too. Good for programming languages. Not always applicable for frameworks.

Vendors don’t always update hardware drivers for other versions of those proprietary operating systems. Linux doesn’t depend on vendors directly for updated drivers. Now I can use my old hardware without being stuck on an old OS version.