you can become an artist! pick up a pencil/pen and a piece of paper, start drawing! it'll suck at first, but it'll get better with time. look up some tutorials, ask a friend to teach you or pay for a in-person tutor if you have someone like that near you. you've got this!
probably off topic, but i never understand people who actually use a trackpad, as i find them horrible to use and carry around a bt mouse w my notebook so i don't have to use the trackpad. if you have the time, could you please explain a bit why you personally use it? Thanks!
This came pre-installed on fedora kde spin, and i really tried to like it.But it couldn't, it just didn't work intuitively, kept freezing, options were missing,... Right now i'm using audacious, and I like it a lot. Still a big fan of KDE's stuff, for example, i love the Haruna media player <3
i'm fine with any donation notifications, even on by default, if they can be disabled.
this is hard as fuck holy
i have a pocketbook touch lux 4 and a boox page. both are good at their own thing: the book trades a bit of battery life and a higher price for being able to run any android app like tachiyomi, etc.
my recommendation is look through what e-readers are supported by koreader, the best e-reading app, and also, get something with physical page turn buttons and enough/expandable storage.
lemon. always lemon. if i get more than 1 scoop, then salted caramel or something with chocolate (like bounty, snickers, oreo, crunchy, dark chocolate, etc)
no, not really. i kinda quit social media in the sense that i no longer use reddit, instagram, twitter or snap. they were all just too addicting. i log into lemmy once in a while, to see what's new, since there are some nice niche linux related communities, but apart from that i'm only on youtube (when i'm eating) or on discord (few small-ish servers). i don't really care much for news or polictics, and if i really need to know what's going on, i check the front page of wikipedia or ask my friends. i'm still struggling with using my phone more that i'd like, but this week i took a break from discord and youtube, with mixed results so far (see: i'm on lemmy), but overall it's been really freeing to not be on them and have a bunch more free time.
there was a similar question/joke related to Logic (the rapper): Can you preform Under Pressure? No, but i'm pretty good at Gang Related.
fill it with sunflower seeds and glue, like those chinese brainrot videos
i use coding/languagename/project, where most if not all projects are git repos.
so, coding/python/shira, coding/java/datetime examples
i have some wildcards for the languages, most of my serverside js stuff lives in coding/node-deno and most of my fullstack webdev stuff lives in coding/webdev
i used to have the coding directory on a hdd, but moving it to an ssd helped a lot when installing things made with node, among other things.
super scuffed due to translation layer. wait for kotlin rewrite and hope for multiplatform
can yall stop posting your fucking r/whatisthisbug ass posts to asklemmy? make a new community or something.
this sounds absolutely wonderful. I need to go camping alone sometime.
I've been using brave search on my pc and phone for maybe 6 months now. i still use google like 10% of the time if i'm searching for something that isn't in english, but otherwise, id even say for many things brave returns better results than google
i've switched to linux this year and kde's been a breeze to use! happy birthday and thanks for all the wonderful work!!
i saw recently that there is a first algorithmically optimized layout added, RSINOA. i'm wondering:
- is it actually good?
- is anyone using it?
- how much better is it than normal thumb-key english (if it is)?
- is it worth learning it if i already know the thumb-key layout without looking at the keyboard?
- is it in it's final state? or are big changes to the letter placement expected and i should wait before learning it?
thanks!
i made a type-safe GroupBy function. ```typescript /**
- Groups array of objects by a given key
- @param arr array of objects to group
- @param key must be present on every object, and it's values must be string|number
- @author telepresence
- @license CC-BY-4.0
*/
function groupBy(arr: T[], key: keyof T, defaultAcc: Record = {}) {
return arr.reduce((acc, val, i) => {
const compValue = val[key];
if (typeof compValue !== 'string' && typeof compValue !== 'number') {
throw new Error(
key ${key.toString()} has values other than string/number. can only group by string/number values); } if (!acc[compValue]) acc[compValue] = [] acc[compValue].push(val); return acc; }, defaultAcc); } ```
- like lodash's groupBy, but by key and not function
- group an array of objects which all have a key in common into an object with keys matching all the different possible values of your common key
- type-safe, no unknown's no any's
- does not copy arrays ([...array]), uses push
- supports selecting by keys, where the key values are string / number (although you can easily add symbol support)
- shared for free under the CC BY 4.0 license - only attribution is requred (link to this post is fine)
- custom default accumulator support, if you already know the groups beforehand and would rather have an empty array than undefined.
example: ```typescript const data = [{ "name": "jim", "color": "blue", "age": "22" }, { "name": "Sam", "color": "blue", "age": "33" }, { "name": "eddie", "color": "green", "age": "77" }];
groupBy(data, 'color')
would result into:ts
{
"blue": [
{
"name": "jim",
"color": "blue",
"age": "22"
},
{
"name": "Sam",
"color": "blue",
"age": "33"
}
],
"green": [
{
"name": "eddie",
"color": "green",
"age": "77"
}
]
}
```
TL;DR i've sucessfully wrote something using generics in typescript for the first time, and i think it's pretty epic.
Banger i found randomly when checking the twitter of one of my favorite artists, @xyanaid. They made the album cover.
edit: Spotify link
