Length might have mattered in the 80s and 90s when IDEs were crap but we got autocomplete in pretty much all our text editors (even TUI ones like vim).
As for readability there is an argument to be had in specific contexts, but 9 out of 10 times it makes more sense to use a proper word.
Example:
rs
let list = [1, 2, 3];
for i in list {
println!("{}", i);
}
In this case using item in the place of i would be more fitting.
Heya, seems you made a post to lemmy from a mastodon instance.
You can post to lemmy from mastodon, but there are a few things to keep in mind:
The first line of your post is the title (if you only post 1 line lemmy will duplicate it), Lemmy only allows text here and things like links will look broken.
Hashtags do work on Lemmy, but they will not be useful for discovery here we use communities instead (which display as groups on mastodon)
Only the first image in your post is visible on Lemmy, be mindful of this when posting image or video content
I am a human that stumbled upon your post, if you have any questions feel free to reply.
Only consistent dark theme so I use it on all the mobile apps, I'd much rather have some way of defining a custom theme for apps to follow like you can do with GTK and Qt on Linux.
I loved the first half of season 1, anything past that was riding on the hype train for me, season 2 felt like shit when it came out so I dropped it a few episodes in.
The whole redemption arc was great and I lived it, sad it decided to keep it so short as it was the highlight for many.
That said, Mushoku Tensei does the whole redemption arc amazingly as you see Rudeus grow throughout the series and it's second season is a much appreciated slow burn where we get a good idea of his mental state while things are moving off screen.
This is being done by the studio that did S4 of high school DxD and interspecies reviewers which were pretty solid in my book so I have hopes for this one, doubly so since I've been looking to get into the series for a bit now
Discord's electron still hasn't received the patch for spectre/meltdown mitigation in the browser, I doubt they will ever have to deal with manifest V3 or WEI.
you should be able to reconfigure the plugin, I have it set to pull from history first and after that look for standard command completion using the following:
sh
ZSH_AUTOSUGGEST_STRATEGY=(history completion)
important is that you put this BEFORE sourcing the plugin.
the github should carry more information on how to configure this plugin.
PS: I use all of 4 plugins (fzf-tab-bin, zsh-autosuggestions, zsh-syntax-highlighting, zsh-history-substring-search) and I have a better shell in zsh than I will ever have in fish, I don't need anything more fancy and oh-my-zsh is hell to work with compared to a simple .zshrc I handrolled because it's got any other shell I know beat (yes I know of nushell and it is cool, but it's even less posix than fish).
also, once you're done run zcompile .zshrc, you won't regret it.
Sort of, that said I rarely pull open qpwgraph (and I didn't configure wireplumber yet either) and it's been pretty ok for me.
Also remember that all these nodes correspond to some input or output stream (good chance it might be gstreamer or ffmpeg doing this) and from what I think is happening is that these are created by these programs through the pipewire API or the one from the other audio servers it's faking and wireplumber merely hides them using some flag.
That said, I have not dug I to the pipewire documentation so this is a guess on my part.
Wireplumber manages your interfaces and their connections automatically
Qpwgraph let's you view and modify these interfaces and connections manually
Bot wireplumber and qpwgraph talk to pipewire to change the state of your interfaces, but they are unaware of each other.
Theoretically this means you can forgo either qpwgraph or wireplumber, but you don't really want to go without wireplumber as that would mean you have to configure every interface and connection manually.
I follow quite a few communities across the lemmyverse so it's not too big of a deal, but I do know that it's a very large and popular instance (then again, my advice has always been to settle on a smaller instance anyways)
A big part of the fediverse is that it's decentralized, one server going down doesn't mean you can't see anything, the rest of the network still exists and there are still people using that.
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Simple, they stand up on flat ground