Smylers

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   by Smylers 2y ago

   That “gradual decline” is an artifact of your maths, in which you're gradually changing the weight of recent years. Consider a sequence with an extreme drop-off: 100, 100, 100, 100, 40. Taking averages of all the numbers, then all but
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   by Smylers 5y ago

   Some of my stuff is in Raku, which indeed supports Unicode operators. But other coding isn't, and it'd be nice to use ligature fonts for those.
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   by Smylers 5y ago

   Thanks. I'd previously tried and failed a couple of times to get a NeoVim gui installed, mainly because I wanted to try one of those ligature fonts that display -> as → and the like. There seemed to be a few different options, in va
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   by Smylers 6y ago

   I avoid that by replying inline, discarding the history of multiple-quoted emails from top-repliers. Everybody else uses Outlook, but nobody has yet complained. For sending emails with formatting (italics, headings), I use Markdown in Vim t
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   by Smylers 6y ago

   One of my main reasons for using Mutt is precisely the opposite: with mbsync I have copies of all emails on my laptop, so I can read, search, and compose emails when I don't have an internet connection.
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   by Smylers 7y ago

   In what way doesn't it work? This is with my ISP's DNS (using which I can visit https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/ in a browser): $ host -t a lancaster.ac.uk lancaster.ac.uk has address 148.88.65.80 and this is