ISO-morphism

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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
I think there's a misunderstanding here on what "use" means. > You could ignore the GPL and static-link a piece of software to a GPLed library, but if you did so, you'd legally need a different right to use the GPLed
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
Re: lack of autofill (at least for the browser extension), Ctrl-Shfit-L will fill in forms with the top candidate. Not quite autofill, but I find it faster than clicking.
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
I've stared at this comment for about an hour now. I'm reading this as you saying that where you currently are (the Midwest?) people your age perceive the gender ratio as poor, and think they'll have better luck with a better
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
Yes, you can, but there's a bit more mental math involved for a human looking at it, and more truthfully it's just less aesthetically pleasing.
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
I think Car View was well intentioned. For me it caused more issues than it solved. I would forget about its existence until I was already driving. Now the interface on a touchscreen is different in subtle ways, like some gestures not worki
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
I haven't used it, but stumbled across Damselfly [1]. From the About on GitHub: > Damselfly is a server-based Photograph Management app. The goal of Damselfly is to index an extremely large collection of images, and allow easy searc
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
There are two solutions that come to my mind, both are more by convention: 1. Always use merge commits (--no-ff) a la git flow, and leave the branch name in the merge commit. That doesn't get you the branch name on the commit, but it s
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
I wasn't able to find anywhere to buy just the board, but starter kits with sd card/power adapter/hdmi/etc are available on Amazon for ~100 USD as of this past Thursday.
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
It's been a couple years since my workplace migrated away from slack, but I found weeslack [1], a plugin for weechat, to be sufficient.
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
> The citizen seized the monopoly on violence I think you meant to write "ceded". To seize is to grab hold of, to cede is to give away.
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
To me "pythonic" is as far as you can go on the easy side of simple vs easy in the Rich Hickey sense. Where Clojure prioritizes simple and attempts to make simple easy, Python eschews all else and prioritizes easy. From the Zen of
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
> without fusing all those new features Industry is learning from omnibus bills
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
I have the same experience with Arch. If anything has ever been borked a quick search and at worst Ctrl-Alt-F3 to get to a different TTY and running some commands has fixed whatever it was. I've never needed recovery or a separate boot
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
Nit: a queue is a line waiting for something (stuck in the queue), a cue is a signal to perform some action (that's my cue)
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
> are we the baddies I'm quite torn. I feel like a dissonance in theory and practice is at play here. If you ask people about "American values" a lot of times you'll come up with things around freedom, liberty, in gen
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
Financial health is a lot like general physical health, it's truly simple. Don't spend more than you make, don't eat more than you need. They're also difficult, as evidenced by how many fail. There are deep systemic issu
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
An idealistic reason for encouraging longer-form commit messages is that they have the side effect of more coherent commits, making the history easier to navigate, making the history more useful, and so your workflow will probably use the h
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
Nit: I think you meant Fargo, ND rather than Fargo, SD. For local market rate, [1] seems to match anecdata with new grads being 50-70k. MSFT is largely responsible for anything above that. [1] https://www.salary.com/research
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
The one issue I've had with this is that ripgrep will use the gitignore so without an extra option most any search in any folder under $HOME will turn up empty
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
Indeed, and perhaps I should have expanded on the context surrounding that remark. The professor considered Heaviside to be underappreciated and used the story as a lesson on academic and establishment fallibility.
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
> v11.23.3.36 v11.25.0.29 Beta for me > in house permission request That's what I had feared. I'd expand the scope of "the system" to include Play store rules.
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
Indeed, that's what I should do as an individual and try to drag along as much of my social graph as I can. There probably isn't any salvaging platforms built on data collection as a business model.
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
Every time I open the Snapchat Android app it prompts me with a Snapchat-styled (not the system) dialog to share my contacts. Every time I hit "Don't allow". Every time it prompts me again. This is an inexcusable dark pattern
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by ISO-morphism 5y ago
> step function As mentioned in the article he wasn't well accepted by academics of the time. A college math professor of mine remarked that the acceptance of naming the step function after him was intentionally demeaning to the res
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by ISO-morphism 6y ago
Not quite at a single .cs file, but there is the third-party dotnet-script [1] installed as a global tool to run .csx files. That's been around longer that C# language support for top level statements. [1] https://github.com
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by ISO-morphism 6y ago
FWIW I don't interpret "bio break" as PC - I saw it used commonly while playing World of Warcraft ~2009 as "brb bio" is quick to type/say.
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by ISO-morphism 6y ago
I think gp may be going for "persecution" rather than "prosecution", i.e. jury of public opinion rather than jury in a courtroom.
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by ISO-morphism 6y ago
> Push-to-talk is barely supported I've been using [1] for system-wide push-to-talk on OSX and it has worked well for the most part. [1] https://github.com/yulrizka/osx-push-to-talk
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by ISO-morphism 6y ago
> Intellectual Property We've come to call ideas and iterative mutations of such thoughtstuff "property" as if thoughts can be owned. What we call "intellectual property" is more accurately (at least in my curren
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by ISO-morphism 6y ago
Urwid [1] is probably the most mature in the Python ecosystem. [1] http://urwid.org/

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