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by 1-more 5y ago
That's what I was looking for! Also the actuation pressure is probably way less on the DH since it uses infrared switches.
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by 1-more 5y ago
I added foot pedals to the keyboard I built so I could do hold/tap modifiers with my feet. They were command and shift on hold, enter and tab on tap. I imagine you'd want one to be control for emacs. The problem is if you can&#x27
723.
by 1-more 5y ago
I bought a lab diamond ezpz. Or do Moissanite: SiC is damn near the same everything as diamond. Or do any other charming non-clear stone.
724.
by 1-more 6y ago
> People are realizing that spending money on trying to find love is worth it in a world where many spend so much on Christmas presents, restaurants, bars, vacations, etc. It's like $15 a month depending on the tier. You're gon
725.
by 1-more 6y ago
> In most languages you can have more than one result or pack multiple values in a struct like object and that would simply solve this problem. There are structs/records in like every FP language. The advantage of FP is that you can
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by 1-more 6y ago
> you are doing a simple integer calculation and define that the negative numbers will be used as error codes to deal with side-effects I had to come back to this because this kind of in-band signaling is how I've introduced bugs ma
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by 1-more 6y ago
You don't expect a function that hits the network to always return a valid answer though. That function would return a Result type which has Ok and Err constructors which you match against. Here's a self contained example that ex
728.
by 1-more 6y ago
I was recently shopping for bicycle power meters because I want to know exactly how bad I am at pretending cars don't exist (I'm slow, folks). There's been an explosion in direct-to-consumer companies making them. I was looki
729.
by 1-more 6y ago
That honestly makes sense. A contract with no "consideration" is generally not enforceable in English common law, for instance.
730.
by 1-more 6y ago
To add a little: the core features of the language are pretty well baked in at this point. Evan even said "If you like what you see now, that’s pretty much what Elm is going to be for a while."[0] The `eq` typeclass is I guess the
731.
by 1-more 6y ago
> that's not really battle tested. What is the criterion for battle tested?
732.
by 1-more 6y ago
You never leave the loading spinner state, but you don't throw. This actually inspired the Remote Data package which encourages you to break with the UI antipattern[0] where "result not yet loaded" is conflated with "we
733.
by 1-more 6y ago
I think the move is to get into something where you can be a big fish in a small pond for like a year, maybe 2, and then get a certain degree of respect/responsibility where you can delegate and coordinate. Then just skip delegating a
734.
by 1-more 6y ago
Some very sketchy back of a napkin in my head math says that my fake email job[1] amounts to pulling off multiple boat heists every year without the intervention of the authorities (whether legitimate or—more problematic—illegitimate). I&#x
735.
by 1-more 6y ago
That is an odd mix of characters! Sorry you got delayed for a while with the endocrinologist who didn't know what was up. Like I said, glad that the doctors as a total cohort got you here.
736.
by 1-more 6y ago
So glad your still around to share the story. How did you get the referral to the oncologist you needed?
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by 1-more 6y ago
I have, after some extreme madness, slightly adapted (and I dare say improved) the github checkout one. My use case is to check out PRs that have had my review requested, so I changed the JQ command to do that (which you may or may not want
738.
by 1-more 6y ago
Georgi Markov springs to mind https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgi_Markov
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by 1-more 6y ago
it's especially shit because the whole goddamned economy runs on whiz-in-bottles. It's not an amazon problem (to be clear: I hate amazon for perpetuating it); it's the whole goddamned ball of wax. If no one whizzed in bottles
740.
by 1-more 6y ago
> These companies took advantage to open up their nets to the entire country if not the world. They can't make their actual remote workers move Weirdly, when I interviewed somewhere pretty cool last fall they made it clear that this
741.
by 1-more 6y ago
I think I cracked it: it lags about 30 years behind the long jump progression https://imgur.com/a/YHvXq7G
742.
by 1-more 6y ago
It made me think of the progression of men's 100m dash times. I was really hoping it would line up better. I think long jump might have been a better choice for a spurious correlation graph. https://imgur.com/a/5qu
743.
by 1-more 6y ago
Here's an example of a dog optimizing a simple calculus problem! https://web.williams.edu/Mathematics/sjmiller/public_html/10...
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by 1-more 6y ago
> there are zero mature fonts besides the default computer modern that also have math rendering that's aesthetically acceptable to me The only one I like is URW Garamond but it's a breeze to install and use and I think it stand
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by 1-more 6y ago
> promptly responding to merge requests This counts as work to me though?? Like there's something that feels like it's not real work because I'm not writing code, I'm reading it. But it's 100% real actual work; i
746.
by 1-more 6y ago
For just the tiniest part of a second I held hope that you were Sequoia Capital and you were very cross that this project existed. I see now that you are not. This whole thing is still hilarious.
747.
by 1-more 6y ago
Sure. When we create meetings in Google Calendar (in the desktop browser; never tried anywhere else) we can add a video conferencing link to the invitation. These can either be a Google Meet link, or a Zoom meeting link (through our Zoom i
748.
by 1-more 6y ago
Roger dodger. Gonna have to convert everything to vector drawings to be safe.
749.
by 1-more 6y ago
> Eventually I had to switch to Google Calendar for work. Plenty of our users are in the same boat and Google Calendar doesn't support native functionality. Dog you can sync Google calendar with your built in calendar then run Next
750.
by 1-more 6y ago
Does the PDF contain the whole font in such a way that anyone can add text in that font? I ask because I use uw-garamond from the Mathdesign package.

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