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Comment · 8 months ago
Hey, that one is interesting, somehow I have missed it. Thank you!
Comment · 8 months ago
First impression. Muscle memory is a problem :(

Vim's j moves down.

Ki's j in line mode moves up...

Cannot figure how to create new file

Comment · 8 months ago
I know, I use Emacs+Evil. I'm going to give Ki a try and, in case of success, to think about writing Ki binding for Emacs.
Comment · 8 months ago
In my classification of editors:

1. Orthodox. Mostly focused on looks and integrations.

2. Modal, Vim improvement. Focus on keeping basic Vim keybindings with minor improvements.

3. Modal, rethinking Vim approach.

Ki falls into the third category which I constantly monitor.

Comment · 8 months ago
I don't see that everything except Canada, Alaska, Greenland, Siberia and Antarctica was inhabitable. For instance in Eocene the climate remained fairly warm and homogeneous (the most uniform in the Cenozoic).

From the equator to the poles, forests grew. Fossilized remains of cypress and sequoia have been found on the Arctic Ellesmere Island, and palms — in Alaska and northern Europe.

Equatorial and tropical forests (with palms, fig trees, and sandalwood trees) persisted in Africa, South America, India, and Australia.

Eucalypts, sequoias spread widely, and new types of broad‑leaved trees appeared.

By the end of the Eocene, rainforests were preserved only in the equatorial parts of South America, Africa, India, and Australia — due to the onset of cooling.

Comment · 8 months ago
To be honest, looking at Paleogene climate reconstruction I believe it was the best time in earth history. The way things go shows us that all attempts to resist burning fossils are quite futile. It takes some kind of catastrophe to change people habits. The level of coordination required to achive the goal of lowering emissions looks unachievable to humanity. We have enough time to adapt, adaptation is more reasonable and pragmatic approach.
Comment · 3 years ago
Looks interesting.

Have you thought about implementing marks, so that you can select some files for further operations?

Comment · 3 years ago
Where exactly should I go to look at the "contant stream of lies?

U.S. Senate's proposed stopgap funding measure unlikely to advance in House: Speaker McCarthy

UN humanitarians concerned over clashes in Mali as peacekeepers withdraw

Xi stresses active participation in WTO reform, stronger ability for high-level opening-up

Wang Yi: China, EU are partners, not rivals

China opens first 350km/h cross-sea high-speed railway

Armenia says over 65,000 have arrived from Nagorno-Karabakh

Multiple injured in warehouse blast near Tashkent airport

Judge rejects Trump's request of recusing herself from conspiracy

5 killed, 15 injured in vehicle pileup in south China

New journey of the new era

How coastal regions contribute to Chinese modernization?

Decoding China: UNESCO lauds China-proposed initiatives

White paper on global community offers a ray of hope for humanity

Spinning black hole proves Einstein's general relativity prediction

Latest census shows U.S. poverty rate increased in 2022

Sudan's health crisis worsens amid conflict, seasonal epidemics

Sixty million watched Zhang Zhilei fight' - heavyweight boxer becomes an overnight star in China

China reveals U.S. invasion of Huawei's servers since 2009

Chinese boxer Zhang Zhilei goes heavy to prepare for Joe Joyce rematch

'Heart to Heart': How Hangzhou Asiad boosts unity, friendship across Asia

Live: Special coverage of the opening ceremony of the 19th Asian Games

Comment · 3 years ago
What Russian or Chinese press do you read to come to this conclusion?
Comment · 3 years ago
The fact that this always surpises americans doesn't stop to amaze me. American politcs to some extent affects literally everybody on the planet. But only 300M of them are allowed to vote directly. I consider this situation unjust :)
Comment · 3 years ago
An apartment.

So now I have a personal kitchen, bathroom etc. And no employer can make a better office proposition.

Comment · 3 years ago
I agree that in most cases things like this is a subject of conspiracy-theory-eqsue speculations. However, while rarely, things happen which make you think that under some circumstances even some fantastic scenarios realize. For instance, most people thought that Australian general-governor is purely decorative position until in 1975 it turned out that its latent power can be seized.
Comment · 3 years ago
I believe that current approach to diversity is too focused on race\gender\orientation issues. I suspect that this rather brings more imbalance. To make things truly shine the scope must be widened. The first criterions which come to mind are general intelligence and skills. I strongly believe that the current sad state of Google search which everybody complains about can be easily attributed to their policy of hiring smart and skillful employees.
Comment · 3 years ago
I do drive and can confirm that "invisibilty" is the reason for many (if not the most) accidents. Actually, I have even changed my car driving habits to be more I would say preventive.

And yes, I do recommend Ryan F9 videos, they are really outstanding.

Comment · 3 years ago
One can only imaging what kind of credentials an exec of one of 13 companies which own 147 companies which own the rest of the world has.

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