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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
Great if this is working for you and helps you to recall basic usage when using IM once in a blue moon. For any serious work this is inadequate (see † below), as the defaults, which are relied on here pretty extensively, are inevitably givi
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
Turns out it's indeed red, but it's been green for a long time. Context here is Russian Federation.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
> most of Lithuania's restrictions have been very common-sense (applying only to people who frequently travel between Russia and Lithuania). Common-sense like a complete ban for entering the country for red passport holders. Lithuan
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
Ken will be missed. A true innovator and so generous with his knowledge and experience. I wasn't following his personal affairs closely so was extremely bummed by the latest events but it was great to hear from himself he found a perso
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
> Why would you want this? Logic errors should be visible so they can be fixed?
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
More stable than what? I have a multidevice filesystem, comprised of old HDDs and one sketchy PCI-SATA extension. This FS was assembled in 2019 and, though it went through periods of being non-writable, is still working and I haven't l
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
I know you jest, but this just further demonstrates why Natural Sorting is complicated and might not be the best default choice. my_photos_at_-3c my_photos_at_-10c Do users want smaller numbers first, or do they want them in counting order
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
GNU MC is indispensable. Some basic features it has still like a file overwrite strategy prompt is absent from many modern file managers of the day like yazi. One of the most overlooked features is a custom user menu[1]. It allows greatly e
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
I switched to kitty after a periodic assessment of my user environment. Turns out, of modern terminal emulators, only Kitty is under a copyleft license. Considering, most of them are pretty capable and competitive, this was enough to switch
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
Got to a local "free" jam session in an artsy underground club. Half of them play avant-garde, half noise rock. Most are not sure what the difference is. Most feel great by not being constrained by following the rules or having th
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
There's no transition, this is color mixing, or overlay in case of light.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
Rateyourmusic.com / Sonemic added movie scores/reviews a long time ago. You can follow people and their scores will be visible for you.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
Had almost the same situation to a tee around the same time (~2014). Decided between Rust, Nim, D and Go. Went with Rust then and quickly felt it had been the right choice since it really helped me improving my skills and got me interested
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
> a lot of documentation is out of date Please, file bugs or complain on the official matrix room. The community tries its best to keep up the official documentation in sync with the changes. https://matrix.to/#/#nim
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
> Second - the lack of information. … But with poker, the lack of information is so severe that one has no hope of reconstructing the game state. To me, full-information games feel immensely boring, they all look like a harder version of
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
There's a few commercial offerings but they seriously lag behind. Some very desirable features are just not available as plugins (or I didn't find them), like enhancing the recording quality: this is only available as paid service
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
I get the incentives for full-song generation models, but it looks like it's the only thing that pops up. Where are the audio models I can use with a positive effect while working on music? Style transfer for instruments, restoration (
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
This is an outstanding library which is more of a CLI framework. It's seriously optimized and includes ready to use modules which are alternative to Nim's standard library or more tailored/opinionated interfaces for basic POS
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
This makes me want to comment that the first thing I noticed on the page is two white rectangles on the second image (under "Drive Stats by the numbers") are not top-aligned. Regarding tables: using monospace typefaces and padding
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
> a lane assist feature More like Bike Overtake Prevention System. Unbelievable.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
> Lemme tell you a secret about global event ordering in chat rooms: nobody cares. These aren’t bank transactions. If two users get the same two messages in opposite order from each other then it’s fine, even in a formal setting like a u
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
Only Free Software guarantees that you have the final say in a matter of using arbitrary proprietary software.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
Check sums are usually publically known so you aren'tr isking much if you actually verify them. BitTorrent is superior file distribution technology, it deserves to be used.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
> But a proprietary fork doesn't change anything for permissively-licenced projects either! It just mostly makes them irrelevant by EEE. A permissive license is simply asking for it.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
If hub-and-spoke does it for you, it's manageable.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
> WireGuard uses UDP and a small handshake footprint, making detection and blocking via DPI harder. Not quite true. Wireguard is already actively detected and suppressed if necessary. There's already a fork that employs basic change
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
> What I'm trying to say is the stuff is there and it's accessible, but it's only going to be a minority of people that use it Exactly. This is why the tech has to be made resistant to surveillance and censorship by defaul
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
...and trees start bearing sweets. You have to back such claims with data. Also consider what happens in the said adjustment lag and how long it lasts.
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
That's how you get a whole population imagining mitochondria as puffy gelatinous beans, instead of network around other organelles. https://www.nature.com/immersive/d41586-025-00269-y/index.ht...
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by ZoomZoomZoom 1y ago
> But the dream has died. I don't know why shitty ecosystem around cryptocurrencies drives the author to this conclusion. Crypto is the most convenient and respectful of your human rights way to just send money. It's there, it&

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