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by aeonik 4y ago
It's still in beta, but Logseq supports org-mode formatted notes and runs on mobile platforms. I just sync it to my computers. You can do it yourself, but they also offer a service. Giving presentations from org mode is sweet, because
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Two things, 1. I couldn't get this working on my M1 Mac due to MacFUSE issues. 2. I wish there was a version for Firefox. I think this is such a cool project, and I want this to work really badly. I have many workflows where I'd l
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Democrats, which is often used synonymously with Liberal in the United States, use this saying because they see the major opposing side, the Republicans, as needing to deny scientific evidence to push agendas. (sometimes true) Democrats wou
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by aeonik 4y ago
I see, this makes sense, thank you for helping to clarify. That being said, I feel like this kind of the entire point of emacs. Everything is pieced together, and very little is "out of the box". At least, It's THE main reaso
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by aeonik 4y ago
Your assumption is incorrect, I don't know how it works is VSCode, but what you described is exactly my flow in Emacs org-mode. I can even annotate my code blocks to execute on remote machines, or to "tangle" my code blocks t
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I've been a bit of a nuclear nerd for a long time, and somehow the author still shares information that is new to me: I had no idea how quickly high-level waste dissipated, love the plots of the radioactive decay. > The decay of he
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by aeonik 4y ago
Exactly, thanks for the information!
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I appreciate your call out, I would've had no idea. Is the main idea still correct? I'm curious what technique Japanese speakers use to avoid collisions like the one referenced in the article.
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by aeonik 4y ago
In case anyone is curious, I asked ChatGPT how Japanese refer to "fish that are blue" since "blue fish" is also the word for mackerel. Coincidentally, it's exactly how I just distinguished them in English just now.
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Just providing a link to stackoverflow discussion that seems to relate to this, as I was curious about the details. Looks like it was undefined behavior relating to casting pointers. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/
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Exorbitant fits better than absorbent, but it's still an interesting use of absorbent. Something like "Absorbent nature they have for information" if you still want to use absorbent.
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We studied "The History of Science in Society" by Andrew Ede and Lesley Cormack, which left a big impression on me. ISBN-13: 978-1442634992, ISBN-10: 1442634995
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by aeonik 4y ago
Cybersecurity is relatively new to the industry in a formal sense. I worked on helping the industry define SAE J3061 as detailed here. https://www.sae.org/standards/content/j3061_201601/ ISO 21434 came out a
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The apps that I write pull data, process it, and write it to another sink. There are many different sources and sinks, but the processing pipelines tend to be the same. Based on my research these abstractions are designed for this. Feel fre
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I feel like this is part of the problem, we keep trying to find the right abstractions, but it seems to me the ones that generalize well enough are tend to be very difficult for most to understand. I've been down a rabbit hole for the
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FCC fines for violating radio spectrum rules are huge, and they are authorized to confiscate equipment as well. I wouldn't recommend it. Here is an example: https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-fines-hinson-dangerous-m
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by aeonik 4y ago
This is definitely partially true, I'm already working on my own package after only having used emacs for a few months. That being said, as a a newbie, even when M-x <command> it's pretty hard for me to figure out commands.
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by aeonik 4y ago
Use Logseq. it supports tagging blocks, and it also supports markdown or org formats. I use org mode as my format and this has the added advantage of allowing all my source code blocks in my notes to be directly executable from emacs. All m
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by aeonik 4y ago
Not OP but I use Reaver with good results. It supports all of JSoup's selectors, and makes it very clean to extract data from HTML. The documentation is a little lacking though, I had to look up other examples on GitHub to figure out h
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Wolfram Language is one of the coolest languages in existence. The fact that it's not open source is a huge deal breaker for me. I can't deploy it on any interesting platforms, nor can I bundle the it easily to release to the publ
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You can do this with Emacs Evil Mode using the emacs-everywhere package. https://github.com/tecosaur/emacs-everywhere
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For me, I just changed my note taking system to Logseq last summer which supports org formatted notes. I had heard about org mode, but it seemed like too much trouble to learn Emacs for note taking. Cue Distrotube on YouTube creating a seri
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I am a big fan, I also just discovered emacs Org mode, and was delighted to find out that logseq supports this format as well.
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I completely agree with you. This was the main thing slowing me down when I started to learn Clojure last year. I'm now learning Emacs and and Elisp and I find the documentation even more difficult to comprehend somehow. Two examples:
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I honestly really like these types of shared temp offices. I've used them before, but my work won't reimburse me for their use, and they cost more than a coffee shop. Some coffee shops in my area also have built in meeting rooms a
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You are correct.
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There are stone walls between, and they block reception pretty dramatically. I need to position the receiver to have line of sight. I use Bluetooth for lights which actually does work through the stone about 10 meters away, which doesn&#x27
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Another unique bonus of university education: in my undergrad one of the professors noticed that I cared about the subject material more than my classmates. Due to this he gave me opportunities to perform research in areas that I didn'
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Not OP, but I use these to monitor my plants. I use a HackRF and the following software to collect the data. https://github.com/merbanan/rtl_433 It works okay: it drops around 10% of the data due to reception issues, b
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Depends on why it didn't connect, right? Was it a timeout? Maybe an HTTP 401 Was it a DNS failure Was there a TCP reset immediately? Each one has a miriad of troubleshooting steps associated with it. Some could be local to the host, s

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