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Jakob
2y ago
TIL that signal speed in copper and in fiber is roughly similar, around 2/3 c. Thanks!
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I prefer wired too, because of the much reduced latency and better sound quality both in and out. Especially important with calls around the world, where electron/light speed already adds 150 ms. I would hope that my call partner acted
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I wish all API doc generators test the doc code examples like this https://rust-lang.github.io/mdBook/cli/test.html Even if the code example works today, it might not in the future and tests prevent people getting
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Abstracting Away Correctness
(fasterthanli.me)
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This shows the keyboard shortcut configuration: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Keyboard-shortcuts#ac... The setting is called "Relax blocking mode" and will enable JavaScript (but keep all a
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2y ago
I do that, too. cmd-J as shortcut to enable JavaScript without needing to reload. In my experience once I hardcode which websites I need JavaScript on, browsing becomes painless. And much faster obviously.
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2y ago
As a counter point, I think Singapore is a good example of well-educated, appreciated and well-paid teachers in public and private schools. Even starting at kindergarten. Education is on a different importance level there both for the gover
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Yes that is unfortunate. Safari had the option to toggle JavaScript via Shortcut until recently, but it was removed. The only browser I know which can easily toggle JavaScript now is Brave. But uBlock Origin has that functionality, too, and
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2y ago
I once wrote a Chrome web browser extension that removes these duplicated browser history entries. The Chrome store denied it, citing that it didn’t have enough functionality to be valuable. That means your problem is obviously not big enou
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2y ago
It works for me. Maybe the author fixed it in the meantime? Example: https://yuanchuan.github.io/intro-to-css-doodle/#13
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2y ago
Competition has such a beautiful origin of the word "com-" (together) + "petere" (strive): > to strive alongside another for the attainment of something Not necessarily in opposition, how it is often interpreted nowad
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Rr: Lightweight Recording and Deterministic Debugging
(rr-project.org)
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3y ago
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3y ago
I like https://www.redmine.org/ . It’s stable, contains all features I expect from issue tracking, fast, easy to export and configure. And if you must, very easy to go into the code or database and change.
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3y ago
That’s not apples to apples. You can host the spreadsheet online to solve the syncing issues. When doing that, Jira becomes much less advantageous. When things need to get done, I see people writing spreadsheets for fast adaptive tracking a
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3y ago
Nearly all spreadsheet replacement software is worse though: it’s seeming clarity comes from being overly rigid or overly difficult to configure. I don’t get the hate for spreadsheets. It has APIs, great primitives, good automation capabili
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3y ago
Possibilities to receive cashless payments while the company's network is down: - printed, static QR code: customer scans it with their payment app and enters the amount - have an NFC enabled phone that receives payments (most android
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3y ago
I like 1Password `op run` which works without copying. You put environment variables in your code, and when run with `op run` these variables are replaced on runtime with the actual credentials: https://developer.1password.com&#x
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3y ago
It’s a bit obvious, but you could contribute to make pygments an optional dependency, and then not install that. Or you fork it outright.
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3y ago
I assume it’s a mix of cheap Hetzner/OVH, a bigger inclination for decentralisation and privacy, and an early adopter mindset. They lead many tech stats per capita. Another example is the amount of French and German wikipedia pages, pa
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3y ago
iCloud removes files from local storage randomly and downloading them again is very slow and gets stuck often. I think that is the main reason why obsidian hangs at the start on the iPhone. I have not yet figured out, how to keep iCloud fil
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3y ago
You could exchange the font with one that has the illegible blocks you want as letters? There are web sites that help with creating such a font.
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Towards Modern Development of Cloud Applications
(dl.acm.org)
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You can remove folders from spotlight under "Spotlight Privacy". I removed my source code folders, which vastly improved search results.
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We apparently live in very different societies. Of course a random Indonesian would know Indian, Chinese, and French presidents, and vice versa. Young people I see hype up Korean bands. Chinese, Japanese, German, French and Indian companies
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3y ago
That seems to be an isolated standpoint. While the US and UK undeniably have a big influence on global thinking, they are surely far from dominant in any than some specialised categories? Going through some the biggest countries by populati
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There are different tiers of highschools and different tiers of higher education. The first tiers are more targetted towards craftsmanship (e.g. arithmetic and trigonometry you can quickly do in your head, you start working earlier in life,
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3y ago
Simplicity adds value not by denying complexity but by providing a means to navigate it. However it must be applied judiciously to ensure that the richness of the complex system is not lost. Complex systems are often more resilient to shock
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3y ago
ChatGPT subtitles the image “German and Italian officers exchange greetings in Norway.”
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3y ago
It would be great to categorise this list by origin language. It seems like a third each are just relatively modern French or Latin words pronounced in an English manner; of little interest to people who know Roman languages, but then there
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3y ago
Personally, I would use the terminal, too for a throwaway use case like this. But GUIs are very good at that and faster when you do more than the naïve case, they also allow to see intermediate steps. For your use case, on macOS open Automa
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