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by Tistron 4y ago
If I was writing short term sci-fi, I'd have Starbucks, or some such chain with omnipresence, have bookable meeting rooms with technology like that, so that we can go and have quality meetings across the world at affordable prices.
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by Tistron 4y ago
I'd recommend Circling. It's a practice where people talk together about what they can notice about the present moment for a set time. It has had a huge impact for me on my ability to understand and feel my own emotions and others
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by Tistron 4y ago
It understands my Swedish attempts at English really well with the medium.en model. (Although, it gives me a funny warning: `UserWarning: medium.en is an English-only model but receipted 'English'; using English instead.`. I guess
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by Tistron 4y ago
Interesting. When I was in Myanmar/Burma some years ago, they drove on the right, but with mostly Japanese cars (made for driving on the left side). It seemed fairly dangerous.
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by Tistron 4y ago
The most surprising thing for me is that Safari is first with this. Am I in a HN bubble where everyone are always complaining about safari, or is that genuinely unusual?
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by Tistron 4y ago
I made a quick comparison with midjourney, without going as much into picking pictures. https://hackmd.io/@einarmagnus/midjourney-hallucinations It's quite fascinating to play around with this tool. Like user `sta
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by Tistron 4y ago
Isn't Viking, in how it is used today, such a supertype? Slave used to mean a Slavic person, and is today used also about non-slavic þēows/thralls/servuses. The meaning has shifted. Like viking.
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by Tistron 4y ago
I used to run lineage, but every time there was a major version upgrade I had to reinstall, which was annoying. So I reverted to stock OS. Has that changed? Can it upgrade between major versions now?
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by Tistron 4y ago
I generally like this. One confusing thing is the ? operator, it seems to do opposite things inside and outside command blocks. And I think I spotted a small mistake in https://hush-shell.github.io/intro/control-flow.ht
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by Tistron 5y ago
I'm 40, so when I was a teenager the internet did not have so much different distractions. My mind was great at focusing. I'd read books, cover to cover, and tune out everything else. I'd sit hours and hours straight and make
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by Tistron 5y ago
Everywhere I've seen anyone motivate restrictions on Russian citizens it's been about pushing them to revolt against their government, not about punishing. I don't know whether it makes sense, but it does seem like one of fe
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by Tistron 5y ago
I'm writing an app in js, and I started writing it in deno (using ts) because I generally like deno and typescript. Unfortunately, I needed it to respond to incoming emails, and there's no imap library available for deno yet (as f
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by Tistron 5y ago
keybase seemed so incredibly promising to me with some really cool features. the company was bought by zoom though, right? and the team tasked with fixing the encryption of zoom calls. Does anyone know what is expected to happen to the keyb
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by Tistron 5y ago
Wow, that loads immediately and actually shows the content in a useful way. Thank you!
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by Tistron 5y ago
With some US states weighing in at dozens of millions of people, and me having a Swedish father, an Icelandic mother and Danish residency, I would have voted for "Scandinavia". Currently at 75 points (Sweden + Denmark + Norway + I
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by Tistron 5y ago
no, but at least here on Fx mobile, i can long-tap and see where it's going.
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by Tistron 5y ago
I don't generally write Python code, so maybe that is it, but should't the first example: > print(trampoline.run(cache, [1010]) % 10 * 5) reference `fib` somehow, rather than `cache`?
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by Tistron 5y ago
I'm pre-millenial, and for me STDs are definitely a reason to hold slightly back, sexually. Also, not needing to be so careful with condoms is a pretty big plus for many of us that prefer it without for several reasons. I also look for
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by Tistron 5y ago
Thanks. What is the problem with "people using a bunch of different devices, getting new phones, etc" in what I suggested? If I make a fresh install, then next time a friend messages me, it costs them a few seconds of delay in sen
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by Tistron 5y ago
Is there a reason, when they have control of the client software and the protocol, that they don't introduce computational cost to establishing contact? Like, if I send a message to a particular number, and their client receives a mess
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by Tistron 5y ago
Fun days for airport security :) How do they handle people bringing caramic knifes today? Would wooden knives display clearly on their scanners?
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by Tistron 5y ago
For me this looks like what I have been longing for since why_'s shoooes migrated to jruby after why_ left: a simple way to throw together a gui over some semi-private tool. Not that this couldn't be used for "real" apps
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by Tistron 5y ago
This seems really great! Reading it I didn't see anything about the size of the binary. How big is the resulting binary for a hello world type application?
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by Tistron 5y ago
Yeah. I skip coffee altogether most of the time, and drink large amounts of black tea from yunnan instead. I get awake, but don't get an elevated pulse and tense stomach like I get from coffee. Chinese tea is, imo, much better than Ind
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by Tistron 5y ago
For me, something like this is exactly where Deno would shine. I could just run `deno run <script url> --allow-net=YouTube.com --allow-write=.` and not worry about that it could do anything dangerous. Probably the url list would be a
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by Tistron 5y ago
Seems their website couldn't t handle being on the front page. I found them on github https://github.com/widelands/widelands where it's described as: "Widelands is a free, open source real-time strategy
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by Tistron 5y ago
I love it when art is used to point to the absurdity of some social or legal absurdity. Another example is Linus Åkesson's http://www.linusakesson.net/pages/binart.php
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by Tistron 5y ago
I wrote a simple editor for this when I got tired of going back and forth to yaytext: https://einarmagnus.net/pages/ustyle One day when I'm bored enough I'll make it wysiwyg.
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by Tistron 5y ago
Reading articles like this makes me appreciate living in the EU. It's not always great, but clearly it could be worse. Article 1 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights states "Human dignity is inviolable. It must be respected and
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by Tistron 5y ago
I also wonder about this

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