tentaclius

1. Scheme
2. Zig
3. (let loop ((...)) (cond ...))

I love how recursive looping reads and unfortunately there aren't many languages implementing this approach.

I can totally understand. The Wayland has been a struggle for me as well so far :-D

I only convinced myself to step out my own comfy dwm setup, which i've been refining for years, once i've heard linux distros are starting to drop xorg support.

I found River quite fun one, but there is a lot of work ahead to make it home and Wayland is not very collaborative.

I'm still fighting this fight with River compositor. Found this great resource https://github.com/emersion/xdg-desktop-portal-wlr/wiki/%22It-doesn't-work%22-Troubleshooting-Checklist, although, I still have to switch to Xorg occasionally due to this issue.

Looking great! Please publish your config somewhere one day.

Belarusian living in Bulgaria. To my huge surprise I miss the affordability and quality of banking services and cellphone providers. Local food while delicious is also very fat compared to what I'm used to.

jesus jesus jesus it's a fire!

Well, we sit on the ground and dig holes with a stick. I mean... that's what men supposed to do...

Nobody knows (/s) but you don't have to write keywords in upper case (for most DB's default settings anyway).

I use NeoVim, but I don't hate Microsoft (they contribute a lot to Linux kernel). What is wrong with me?

Every new tools (especially those being pushed by big corporations) meets resistance and suspicion. It's a new thing to learn instead of something proven to work, usually more resource-hungry...

Sounds pretty terrible though. Paying $200 monthly to pay $20 for a simple visit is insane to me. I'm an expat living in Europe (so I don't have the full privileges of locals), yet I pay about $200 per year for private medical insurance which makes doctor visits pretty much free for me. There is also an extended health insurance from the company (costs me about $20 monthly), which covers drugs, dental health an profilactical visits for free

I play a lot lately with SuperCollider (sound design + algorithmic composition software) and I love it. I don't even think there is a commercial alternative.