Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
KolenCh
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
13 ms
·
121.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
The comment I replied to mention sheet notation, last I check we only use that with classical guitar. (But even “classically”, there are other guitars with many more strings or other tuning systems, etc.) Lastly, “standard” can be perceived
122.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
Harmonics should be denoted differently. For such notes, you can only play the same note on at most 3 different strings.
123.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
Assuming you’re talking about standard guitar with standard tuning system, no, there’s no notes that you can play in 6 different strings. (But if you’re not talking about standard guitar, then don’t stop at 6, you can have more than that.)
124.
▲
'Sensational' Proof Delivers New Insights into Prime Numbers
(quantamagazine.org)
3 points
by
KolenCh
2y ago
|
0 comments
125.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
I find pixi great. If anyone uses conda, pixi is a drop-in replacement where the environment is associated with the git/project directory, similar to devbox/devenv/flox. The story is a bit complicated. There was conda by the
126.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
Now reading my comment again, I probably understand what happened. I typed N*2, and yet it showed as N*2. Probably this is why.
127.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
A static site generator tailored for my own need. A python package to code up reusable TeX expressions, which is used in the said site generator. A python library for trip planning which let my wife make plans using Google MyMaps and Excels
128.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
I’m burnt out by questions like this every other day. People are complaining about trends, like AGI, “I use arch/nix btw”, “written in rust”. Get on with it. There’s always trends you don’t like. If I felt burnt out when I see a trend
129.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
Both N^2 and N*2 are fine, but N*2 should really not mean what you want it to mean…
130.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
Sorry, not going to go into details here. But I think the statement is not controversial. There’s probably well written criticism on it somewhere. But then it wasn’t a bad starting point. I don’t have a better book to recommend. There are w
131.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
I use OpenSUSE Leap with transactional server, which is another immutable distribution by SUSE. I run it on my storage node primarily serving a ZFS pool over the network. This means the server is more like an appliance (NAS) and this immuta
132.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
One of the top 10 supercomputer NERSC use SUSE enterprise Linux which corresponds to OpenSUSE Leap.
133.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
I used to read this cover to cover when I first learnt bash. But I later found that its advice can be subpar from time to time. There are better resources in learning bash.
134.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
Such a self-centered point of view. It is not a matter of being able to convey a meaning in your language. It is about the story behind what a phrase comes to be in another language. Because of semantic domains and history and culture and a
135.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
Reading the comments, may be it is worth clarifying: this allows macOS users with nix package manager to install brew cask (I.e. typically GUI program that companies releases as pkg or dmg, etc., such as Mathematica, GitHub Desktop, Adobe C
136.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
> I decided to find a list of top 1000 popular sites (which is much easier to find) and then try to clean those up. Obviously that's not a perfect method and leaves a lot of sites flagged by mistakes, but I didn't find any othe
137.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
It depends how the rc files are initialized though. I remember last I check I couldn’t get it work on one system (that I don’t have control over those in /etc and those set in my home is not initialized at that stage.) Mosh implemented
138.
▲
Brew-Nix: a flake automatically packaging all homebrew casks
(discourse.nixos.org)
78 points
by
KolenCh
2y ago
|
32 comments
139.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
I guess they mean they want to be able to look at latest stdout/err without having to write it to a file, but not discarding it all
140.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
For most of the rust tools I tried—not this one though—they provided precompiled static binaries that is so easy to deploy to any systems, including ancient distros (like RHEL 7). So it is easy to solve this problem—just provide pre-compile
141.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
Last I tried there’s 2 major limitations, one is that the version on both ends has to be compatible, another is that it seems the wezterm at the host must be available in the system default PATH. This makes it hard to adapt to arbitrary rem
142.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
I think mosh first appeared in 2012? How can you have been using it for decades?
143.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
I created a Zotero group: https://www.zotero.org/groups/5541371/ilya_sutskever/library... This should be useful if you use Zotero. For pre-prints that have been published, they are replaced by the published v
144.
▲
by
KolenCh
2y ago
My experience is different. I have a Twitter account that I don’t really use, and am a very active GitHub user. One time someone wrote a Twitter mentioning my Twitter handle with a link to my GitHub repo and commented something to the effec
145.
▲
by
KolenCh
3y ago
Seems very non-exhaustive, notably missing memtest86
146.
▲
by
KolenCh
3y ago
Well, not long ago I was searching for National Car Rental / Enterprise near the London Heathrow airport. As I was in a hurry, I chose the first one that looks right and start driving. And somehow I arrived in one of the terminal drop
147.
▲
by
KolenCh
3y ago
From the title I somehow expected Planck taper window which comes up in partition of unity. The property of this is that you won’t find any discontinuity in any degree of derivatives. Ie it is smooth in the mathematical sense. If you want t
148.
▲
by
KolenCh
3y ago
Not addressing Pihole directly, as I don’t have much experience there. But have you maintained a router? Running open source firmware or not, router does require a certain level of maintenance, open source ones arguably more. But that doesn
149.
▲
by
KolenCh
3y ago
I tried in some other way. I even wrote my own library that functions as a kind of DSL to generate LaTeX. I never have been able to cross the boundary that makes solving math with a keyboard faster than with a pencil. I don't understan
150.
▲
by
KolenCh
3y ago
Thanks for sharing, I haven't thought that could be a contributing factor too. And I appreciate your effort as a former grader—some of the hand writings are impossible to read and they don't seem to put an effort to make my life e
More ›