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by Evidlo 1y ago
Here is an article that actually describes the search for the mercury in the laxatives: https://www.discovermagazine.com/following-lewis-and-clarks-...
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by Evidlo 1y ago
A little disappointed that his answers to "What are you opinions on Rust/Nix/HolyC" were mostly "I don't know about that project"
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by Evidlo 1y ago
Yes, but its 3 years old and slightly stripped down.
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by Evidlo 1y ago
Try searching directly on telcodata.us: https://www.telcodata.us/search-area-code-exchange-detail
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by Evidlo 1y ago
Seems related to the Wikipedia Philosophy Game. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Getting_to_Philoso...
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by Evidlo 1y ago
I wrote a little tool which can do lookups: https://github.com/evidlo/nanpa_lookup There's no free source of this information anywhere. The only affordable option is telcodata.us
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by Evidlo 1y ago
You can still embed bitmaps inside SVGs
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by Evidlo 1y ago
Cool! The text printing time felt pretty long to wait for the whole paragraph. Also another simpler approach might be to use SVG animations like this: https://codepen.io/mikemjharris/post/svg-toggling
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by Evidlo 1y ago
I was thinking it would be possible to compile a subset of Jinja2 (or your favorite equivalent) into XSL: https://chatgpt.com/share/68a95439-ad54-800a-919f-23caecce43... Thanks for the playground! I'll check it o
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by Evidlo 1y ago
Thanks for the CSS example. By the way, the advanced/ folder has a slightly more complicated example that demonstrates template inheritance and "slots".
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Show HN: JavaScript-free (X)HTML Includes(github.com)
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by Evidlo 1y ago
This is such a massive article. I wish I had the ability to grind out treatises like that. Looking at other content on the guy's website, he must be like a machine.
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by Evidlo 1y ago
10 nails per day seems way too low. Alec Steele, a blacksmith Youtuber, made 500 in one livestream.
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by Evidlo 1y ago
8800-6500 BC if you were wondering
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by Evidlo 1y ago
> My car breaks automatically whenever there’s an obstacle behind it or in front of it. I'm imagining the wheels pop off instantly and smoke comes out of the engine if anything gets near it.
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by Evidlo 1y ago
I did a simple test tracking a few hundred gigs of random /dev/urandom data. LFS choked on upload speed while DVC worked fine. My team is using DVC now
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by Evidlo 1y ago
This is cool, but I think the execution is off because there's so much empty space. I think it would work better if the nodes were much smaller and closer together so you can see more of the graph in one screen.
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by Evidlo 1y ago
> 2) OpenSSH server was installed as systemd socket activated and so ignored /etc/ssh/sshd_config*. Maybe this is something specific to the container downloaded. Doesn't the .socket unit point to a .service unit? Why
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by Evidlo 1y ago
My solution is to just be OK with http status checking (run a webserver on important machines), and use a service like updown.io which is so cheap it's almost free. e.g. For 1 machine, hourly checking is ~$0.25/year
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by Evidlo 1y ago
Doesn't Github already replace externally linked images with its own cached version when rendering out Markdown files?
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by Evidlo 1y ago
How do you think your example would compare against a simple lowpass + downsampling? I think for most complicated pixel art, "reimagining" the image is necessary to keep it visually appealing and discernible at low-res, like in th
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by Evidlo 1y ago
That section was just removed.
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by Evidlo 1y ago
If the cube contains 1.5x more bills than it should (50% more volume), then the correct scaling of the cube should have been (2/3)^(1/3) = 87%
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by Evidlo 1y ago
Something on this blog post is spiking my cpu to 100%. Any idea? Edit: it seems to be that video embed
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by Evidlo 1y ago
I also did a similar XSL blog demo a few years ago. Here is the demo: https://evidlo.github.io/xsl-website
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by Evidlo 1y ago
Doesn't work on Github Pages, but this will.
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by Evidlo 1y ago
> A structure like that would be useful as a tamper detector. Why does it need to be a polyhedron?
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by Evidlo 1y ago
Just use Tectonic nowadays for compiling LaTeX source. It automatically handles these cases of compiling multiple times.
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by Evidlo 1y ago
On the upside, if they do, it might obviate the need for YouTube's anti adblocker measures because of the small market share of non-chromium browsers
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by Evidlo 1y ago
Just stay indoors away from strangers where it's safe.

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