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Comment · 1 year ago
So now industry will stop hiring juniors, cause LLMs are cheaper. And in a couple of years, there will be a profound lack of senior devs. And then everybody realizes that LLMs still suck at higher level coding tasks. Great.
Comment · 4 years ago
Or is it? I can’t even find it with the search box in the help menu. FWIW, I didn’t know that shortcut before today, and I consider myself a well-versed Mac user since the intel switch
Comment · 4 years ago
Comment · 4 years ago
And it seems that it doesn’t behave that way in every program. Firefox seems to be doing it correctly (most of the time anyway)
Comment · 4 years ago
Or even just double-click the window‘s title bar. Just like on Windows
Comment · 5 years ago
„He literally did his thesis on it!“ There, FTFY
Comment · 5 years ago
Well, that‘s only for drawings and not for modelling. Also it‘s manual/cosmetic.
Comment · 5 years ago
yeah oilite is a great bearing material, but it‘s not exactly „normal“ metal, but sintered bronze. In essence, you clump together bronze powder with a binder and then heat it up until the binder is gone and the powder has stuck together. What‘s left behind is kind of like a sponge, which enables impregnation with oil. Very special process and nothing to do with metal always having „pores“ or anything where oil can seep in
Comment · 6 years ago
Nope it‘s not.
Comment · 8 years ago
Oh wow, great idea! Now that I'm working more often with linux, I kinda got Caps+C etc. in my muscle memory, because I set Caps as Ctrl. When I switch back to macOS, it takes a while of wondering why my shortcuts won't work. Care to explain how exactly you set this up? I guess in System Preferences -> Keyboard you set Caps to Cmd. And then?

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