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by Tistron 5y ago
I use espanso, and replicate my config between mac and win with syncthing. My system is to put every expansion pattern within colons: :y: => thumbs up emoji ::): => smiley :endash: => – :emdash: => — I don't know why I hadn
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by Tistron 5y ago
In my mind, the fact that you could find functions describing all past states doesn't necessarily imply that there's a function, in some ontic sense, that produces or predicts future states. Saying that implies a preexisting belie
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by Tistron 5y ago
I thought so too first, but I think that would be a quite difficult solution. Skin tone is supposed to only come after some specific code points. We don't want all the grapheme splitting algorithms to break, and it would really change
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by Tistron 6y ago
I set up syncthing on my two computers and my phone. It was surprisingly simple and works pretty well (after I turned off battery optimisation on it on the phone). using Markor as an acceptable way of making small edits and notes on my phon
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by Tistron 6y ago
Check out https://www.blivande.com/ Burners, artists and (I think) hackers doing stuff together in Stockholm. (I'm not in sthlm but part of the Scandinavian burning scene)
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by Tistron 6y ago
Didn't telegram just create some kind of broadcast rooms that you can pay to attend? Or clubhouse, or both? Maybe we'll see those kinds of features in signal too? Not saying I want that, I'm not a user of either of those apps
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by Tistron 6y ago
My thought was that it may help further an argument that the web user themself can choose and declare what type of ads they want to see if people insist on showing "relevant" ads. But perhaps have fewer than 33000 categories to ch
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by Tistron 6y ago
Could firefox (or chrome) not implement this and let the user decide what category of ads they'd like to see? Or choose to have it randomly selected per website? Or respond with some value like "random ad please".
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by Tistron 6y ago
Maybe we are picking small fish, but not with cargo ships. I'd be all for a system with deposits like you describe. Most coke bottle here in Scandinavia at least do have a deposit fee, but it's not significant enough for anyone ex
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by Tistron 6y ago
I think it's probably hard to just pick it up from the ocean. These people are developing tech for it: https://theoceancleanup.com/
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by Tistron 6y ago
It is on windows. I use win+v all the time.
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by Tistron 6y ago
In my book too. I was in his class studying software engineering in Lund, and had a room next him doing our theses at Sony Ericsson. I didn't know him, but I and friends talked about how brilliant and quirky he was. Have always been
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by Tistron 6y ago
Curious. In Swedish we say "konkurrerande" for "competing", I guess adev speaks a language that does something similar. In Danish they say konkurrence for competition.
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by Tistron 6y ago
What is the difference between your second point and "archetypes"?
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by Tistron 6y ago
Surely faster means higher speed, and speed is something per time unit, e.g. miles per hour, or number of scans per second. At least for me 100% faster does not mean the same as 100% less time was needed.
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by Tistron 6y ago
Technically, 30% more than zero is still zero though. But yeah 30% of the way more than zero is something :-)
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by Tistron 6y ago
Ok, perhaps "literally". But it's a reply, right? Context is a thing. - [...] A lot of software makes me jump through ridiculous hoops to do basic things. - Also: STOP DISABLING ZOOMING. WTF! - And please, text selection on m
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by Tistron 6y ago
Downvotes? Is it unclear that I mean that I don't want text selection to be disabled and I am questioning why you can disable that I can select the text in my browser of your website, or is someone really invested in having non-selecta
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by Tistron 6y ago
And please, text selection on mobile. Why is that even possible?
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by Tistron 6y ago
It's simple enough to Google "etymology eleven" to see that it is a base 10 word. Modern proponents of a dozenal system seem to prefer the words "el" and "doz" for eleven and twelve. I would totally be in
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by Tistron 6y ago
I'm also using this, and now that I need some dynamic stuff to allow booking me in my calendar, I found that I also get simple access to aws lambdas for free, way enough for little me.
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by Tistron 6y ago
I get that it's nice to know exactly which version something is running on, but something i have found myself wanting when writing a small cli-script for downloading youtube videos, is something like Deno allowing me to run somebody&#x
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by Tistron 6y ago
I generally agree with your sentiment, but I feel that you are a bit uncharitable in your interpretation of what you are responding to. The way I read "We live in an international world full of non-English scripts" is that the scr
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by Tistron 6y ago
Yes, both Carl Bildt and Lars Løkke are liberals and part of dismantling/developing our system into less socialist or "social" if you prefer. We certainly don't have central planning, and if that was inherent in the word
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by Tistron 6y ago
In Scandinavia we've had some sort of pragmatic market socialism, not much central planning but reasonable redistribution in various ways. Seems to work fairly well, although large parts of it has been (and is being) dismantled by the
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by Tistron 6y ago
That's funny. I immediately noticed in me "what?! It clearly isn't!". Not sure why I have a strong opinion on that, but I find it enlightening in this context.
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by Tistron 7y ago
Pika is just some website serving js. deno is including a bundle command that will create a single script that contains all your deps that can be version controlled and/or distributed. also, even without bundling deno doesn't down
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by Tistron 7y ago
This seems to be what is suggested as per https://dev.to/pika/introducing-pika-cdn-deno-p8b that was posted by somebody else.
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by Tistron 7y ago
Wouldn't you just include a file by it's minor version like this: import * as E from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/fp-ts@2.5/lib/Either.js'; Whenever you `--reload` you'll get th
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by Tistron 7y ago
I am also put off by his self-obsession, but it is also true that I discovered how complexity can emerge from simple rules in the 90's. Like wolfram, I was not first, but I did discover it.

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