Victor

I like the idea of using h1’s as local top-level headings. But I also like that they reverted this thing they introduced some years ago. It forces us to locally style h1’s inside of articles and asides and such elements. This is the best of both worlds IMO.

The Hero Pro bionic arms, the creation of robotics engineer Joel Gibbard, a co-founder of Open Bionics, are made of 3D-printed lightweight materials that are muscle-operated. But their magic lies in the wireless technology and intelligent design.

Controlled by two muscle sensors, Tilly can now open and close the hand, cycle through grip modes, and even fine-tune pressure strength

It’s even in the article.

Like, at which point do we start saying we are controlling things with our minds? When I am cutting a steak with a knife and fork, am I controlling the utensils with my thoughts? Maybe. Am I also controlling the steak with my mind/thoughts, by proxy? Where’s the line?

Like, if she had a chip implanted on her brain, then I’ll consider it controlling with only her thoughts. But this is just straight-up “manual” control.

On which?

Respect for taking good care of your kitchen knives my dude. 👊

You are hitting all the nails on their heads for me here. Agree with everything. The artistic intent, definitely. That’s what I want to experience.

I feel like the author is clinging to nostalgia.

Not gonna lie? I agree with this. For me, the movie is supposed to portray or give an illusion of something, and these mistakes ruin the illusion once discovered. Fully agree.

Of course, it’s curious trivia that these mistakes were released as final cuts, but we can remember them as extras on the BluRay or something. Cleaning up these scenes is fine IMO.

Doesn’t seem like it. Paperless is however listed as an inspiration, lastly in the README.

Also, simplicity is in the eye of beholder

I did explicitly say it was my personal opinion. 🙂

i would like to understand what can you do with it

You can have multiple functions per key, like holding a key for a longer period. It can then output something completely custom, or act as a modifier, or switch layers when held. You can also “tap dance”, meaning if you tap a key more than once you can output different things, like double tap “a” for “å” e.g. You can also tap two keys at the same time to do different things, like tap E and = at the same time for a € or something. Very powerful stuff. 👍

I’ll give you the tip alright.

Kanata is not only a remapper, and layers are not used only to switch language layouts. It is much, much more powerful than that. And with a much simpler configuration than what you have described.

The extra thing to install is a lot less of a hassle than learning the config you have posted. That’s my personal opinion. 😁

You found your solution that works for you. That’s great. Kanata is a tip for people who want even more power from their regular keyboard than what is possible without it. If you don’t need this power, don’t install. 👍

Also the object-verb and selection-verb paradigm just makes so much more sense compared to vim’s verb-object/-motion paradigm. Especially with the ability to have multiple cursors and selections. It’s so powerful.

I started with Emacs for about a year or two, then vim for about 10+ years, then neovim, then VS Code with vim bindings for a few years, then Kakoune, which was very interesting, then VS Code with Kakoune bindings, then the switch to Helix was very natural. Never looked back after about 2 years with Helix.

It’s basically everything I loved from VS Code but in the terminal. And all the keyboard goodness from vim and Kakoune, combined. It’s great.

No thanks, I’m done with Reddit.

Marvel 🫩

Sorry.

I use helix btw

Mine does.

The way they write is insufferable.

Also have a look at Kanata to enable your keyboard to have multiple custom layers and other functionality like tap-dancing, even if you don’t have a custom keyboard. I tried it, it works pretty well.

It’s better to future-proof your account for when Gilead is claimed.

You don’t have to jump as far if you jump like they do, I suppose.

I guess it’s something a little simpler than IndexedDB?