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I had to pull out the big guns, shift + escape.

It will clear your anxiety, or at least help a little!


What does that do?


It marks every message in a Slack workspace as read -- fixed my problem!


OMG, thank you.


>Sweden seems to be a country with significant social pressure

I'm curious what you mean by this?


Helix is a simple install, easy to give it a try and see what you think. For most people, there’s no configuration necessary to get started. I jumped through the hoops to get C++ tools in a variety of editors, and nothing was as simple as Helix for me.


Helix is great! The out-of-the-box LSP for C++ is a major strength, no config needed for me compared to 100% of all other editors I've used. The context-aware popups are nice too, and the overall UI is snappy and fresh. Highly recommend if you are a fan of modal editing and willing to try something new.


An English link to the same topic on the same site:

https://www.president.gov.ua/en/news/treba-zvilnyati-vid-ros...

It starts:

Dear Ukrainians!

An important decision was made today. It's fair. Legally perfect. Historical.

Ukraine confirmed its respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Japan, including its Northern territories, which are still under Russian occupation.

Today, I signed the relevant decree. There is a corresponding statement of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. And we call on everyone in the world to make similar decisions.

Russia has no right to these territories. Everyone in the world knows this well. And we must finally act.

We must de-occupy all the lands that the Russian occupiers are trying to keep for themselves.


> An English link to the same topic

Its not the same topic (as it is today's address of President of Ukraine), but it does include excerpts from latest presidential decree.

Main link directing to Decree of the President of Ukraine №692/2022 (in Ukrainian), signed today:

> 1. Ukraine confirms its respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Japan, including the Northern Territories, which are still under occupation by the Russian Federation.

> 2. The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, in accordance with the Agreement between the Government of Ukraine and the Government of Japan on the establishment of diplomatic relations (in the form of an exchange of letters) dated January 26, 1992, in its activities, proceed from the position specified in Article 1 of this Decree. The Northern Territories are an integral part of the sovereign territory of Japan.


He was certainly very busy, always traveling. This happened (from what I read) as he was leaving a show in Paris for a flight to New York.


He is all over YouTube and did exhibitions around the world -- I'd check out his drawing show videos.


But are the drawings any good? Feels weird to have to watch a video instead of seeing the finished art.


Presumably his finished work is for sale and display so naturally it's a bit less likely to see it up online in an easy viewing format. Check some of it out here though:

https://www.kimjunggi.net/

To answer the question though, yes wildly and objectively talented. Part of why you would want to watch a video is to see how he works, his competence is on full display more so than in the finished product perhaps.


That is because the way he draws is part of fascination with his art. The speed of it, that he does not need guidelines for perspective, that he just goes from top of head.

If you are curious whether drawing is to your liking, you can just skip to the end of the video. Or, google his name and filter for images - the filter is in top bar.


The drawings are amazing, but the reason he is so well-known is his process, which you can only see in the videos.


I like some. Not all. I'm afraid I fail to get enthusiastic about knowing how they were done, sorry.


His process is impressive, no sketches or hesitation; he just "prints" whatever was in his mind. The scenes are incredibly detailed, with complex perspectives


He is a master, as he can produce realistic sketches/art, as well as comical adding his own unique flavors to it. He is really a swiss knife. You might not like a type of drawing but he definitely has it all. And his memory, and stream of consciousness sketching is what is superhuman, and they're super detailed massive sprawls of a sketch.


For those that are just jumping in here-- Watch this spectacle (sped up) completely drawn from memory and technique. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bg1j9xwcij8


If there was one thing that I thought all HN users had in common it was the appreciation for a tremendous intellectual gift and better yet, doing no evil with it. I guess you proved me wrong.


well, there are plenty of dumb shits who would say that plenty of his drawings are the mark of the devil...


for me, main thing is turning on the (now native) vim emulation which is decent though missing some things (dot operator please!), and learning the keyboard shortcuts for the various UI panes

for "prettier" all I've ever needed is just auto indentation of a block, which works fine

other than that, I just submit to what Xcode is and live with it


That is truly one of the coolest things I've seen in a while.


I remember once telling a friend of mine, after I'd spent several years writing Clojure full-time, that upon getting back into writing C++, the feeling was like "sculpting with electricity." There is a strange sense of power you feel from harnessing the language in a creative way, unlike any other language I've used.


Did he mean with rubber gloves and insulated mat, or without?


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