KolenCh

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by KolenCh 3y ago
I tried the first line and in some situations (specifically with some remotes, i.e. kitty -> ssh -> tmux with that 1st line) it still won't fix it. I gave up kitty because the author obviously don't like tmux and is advising
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by KolenCh 3y ago
The one I encountered is color problem. I can never get xterm-256color works reliably and has to use screen-256color which supports lesser features such as italic. Running btop within tmux using kitty also has color problems, but Alacritty
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by KolenCh 3y ago
I've used kitty for quite a while but it has subtle problems with tmux that I use all the time (one of the primary reason is persistent session). From the FAQ https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/faq/ and other Gi
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by KolenCh 3y ago
Adobe CC. This enables our family tradition to produce photo books for our important events and vacations of our life. In the past we used softwares provided by photo book companies but all of them either phased out their software or being
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by KolenCh 3y ago
IIRC this is not a reflection on actual CPU use. Those extra CPU usage is more like throttling. I don't remember where I read this though, worth searching about this if you're interested.
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by KolenCh 3y ago
If you have an overheated phone as a rare event then you will at worst wasted a few hours of your life, if you have an exploding phone as a rare event then you will have your remaining of your life wasted.
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by KolenCh 3y ago
The median minimizes the L1 norm and the mean minimizes the L2 norm. (Of the error made between the estimator and the data roughly speaking.) In this sense yes, median is some kind of average. But then it is insensitive to the outliners, wh
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by KolenCh 3y ago
https://cyme.io/avalanche-photo-conversion/ I haven't used it personally, but worth checking out. It supports Aperture in the past and worth checking if they still support, or if you can download an older version
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by KolenCh 3y ago
You must be kidding me, I was a graduate student in one of those "public Ivy" with such a low salary at 50% contract, with a spouse that holds a VISA not allowed to work, and for the duration of our VISA she never worked illegally
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by KolenCh 3y ago
Looks interesting for someone who wants to bootstrap only those "stores" they support, and want to write in a DSL that doesn't translate to other usage scenarios. Don't get me wrong, it serves the general users with 4.6k
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by KolenCh 3y ago
I've both the Moonlander which uses QMK and Kinesis Advantage 360 Pro which uses ZMK. The Advantage 360 Pro occasionally has Bluetooth connection problem that drive me crazy, which often requires unpairing and re-pairing. (I've co
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by KolenCh 3y ago
Not true. During the pandemic when I went to Starbucks in the US, they will use my cup, but wouldn't "touch" it. They would ask me to open the cup (and I will hold the lid) and they would use something to hold my cup and then
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by KolenCh 3y ago
Friends here: https://github.com/ickc/bootstrapping-os-environments/tree/m...
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by KolenCh 3y ago
That's a bit harsh. Also you seem to assume American (or western?) spending habit that has no saving. If one would really plan for a sabbatical, I'm sure they would have planned financially from the six years leading to that too.
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by KolenCh 3y ago
I have occasionally had an opposite experience with you: sometimes I worked out some math problem in my dream and I woke up to write it down. If I think about some problems while I'm trying to sleep, it would just keep me awake though.
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by KolenCh 3y ago
Perfectly valid file names in your case can be quite poor choice of names in the context of generating static site. And even if the code could be perfectly runnable, I expect them to be pseudo-code here to illustrate a point, not to ask peo
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by KolenCh 3y ago
This is (1) not a problem unique to eMacs and also (2) not originated from it. (2 means eMacs specific, 1 means general. Sorry slightly confusing.) Eg (1) macOS by default shares some eMacs key bindings. (2) It is not originated from it bec
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by KolenCh 3y ago
11 Micro TB
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by KolenCh 3y ago
Not contrived examples. In scientific computing it is quite common and for example it is common practice to set OMP_NUM_THREADS=no of physical cores. As an overly simplified rule of thumb, for compute bound applications one should uses numb
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by KolenCh 3y ago
The Anand tech article has profiled this. IIRC the CPU cores has access to half that band width only, which is still quite a lot.
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by KolenCh 3y ago
They may have included the effect of black hole evaporation here? Small black holes evaporates much quicker and won't survive.
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by KolenCh 3y ago
It is called the Tail Call Optimization for a reason. /s
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by KolenCh 3y ago
This would have a problem if the script is symlinked.
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by KolenCh 3y ago
Starter cartridge can be smaller in volume than the standalone ones you buy though. Unless you are certain they are identical, you can't compare price if a new printer to new cartridge. Sometimes what you said is true though, because t
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by KolenCh 3y ago
No, no, no. You completely missed the points here. And no, parking lots are not the "norm" in the US. Both parallel parking and parking lots are common in the US and in the UK as well.
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by KolenCh 3y ago
If you want people judging you, mention that, if the goal is for others to judge the work, don't.
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by KolenCh 3y ago
Try pasting a piece of code you don't understand and ask LLM to explain it to you. Then try the same and find a human to explain it to you. Then compare the price (including money and time) and performance of both. I won't believe
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by KolenCh 3y ago
The answer to the Python problem you mention is conda/mamba.
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by KolenCh 3y ago
Once I was directed my Google Maps in Germany leading to a closed entrance of a highway. I passed that entrance and Google rerouted me, after driving for some time apparently I went through a big loop and go back to the same entrance. Then
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by KolenCh 3y ago
For a moment I thought you are saying that insisting on laws that are just is bad.

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