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by ahnick 7y ago
Is this at all related to progrium's envy? ( https://github.com/progrium/envy )
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by ahnick 7y ago
Did you open source these by chance?
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BlockPGP: A new blockchain-based PGP management framework(techxplore.com)
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by ahnick 7y ago
I just played to level 15 on Push Box. Super addictive. :)
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by ahnick 7y ago
I currently use Google Tasks for Todos and I honestly have never been happier. To make Google Tasks work you have to be using Gmail and Google Calendar (which may be a non-starter for some people), but if you are using those already then G
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by ahnick 7y ago
Okay, increasing the sensitivity definitely helped with the slowness, but I'm still overshooting a lot. Maybe one day I'll get there. :)
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by ahnick 7y ago
On my T480 I can use two fingers to trigger a right-click. The only issue I ran into with the mouse was where both right-click and two finger scrolling don't work after I have resume the laptop from sleep. To workaround this issue I
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by ahnick 7y ago
Awesome, thanks for sharing. I have my own notes as well for running under Ubuntu that I really should get around to polishing up and publishing as well. I second that throttled fix. I boosted single core performance by 34% and multi-cor
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by ahnick 7y ago
I have a T480 and I've definitely needed >24GB of ram before when running some VMs. It has come in handy. Don't forget too that the T480 has hot-swappable batteries, which is really nice on extended coding sessions where I&#x
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by ahnick 7y ago
I have this exact model and have attempted to use trackpoint under Ubuntu and it is just slow and I'm constantly overshooting my target. I'm so much better with the trackpad that I really wonder how people that use trackpoint swe
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by ahnick 7y ago
I get that Apple doesn't want GPL code included in their software, but their engineers can still use GPL tools without fear of opening up their proprietary code. I know of plenty of companies where you can not INCLUDE GPL code in the
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by ahnick 7y ago
Sorry, but what employers block the use of GPL tools? Most employers that write proprietary software don't want GPL code in their code, but using a tool like shellcheck to perform static analysis on your code doesn't make that so
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by ahnick 7y ago
Sure you can do that, but it's not as efficient as deploying only the code that is getting hit. Also, it might be taking up most of your resources, but it might not be as well. For example, let's say in an eCommerce application t
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by ahnick 7y ago
Maybe this solves your problems? It creates a database in your browser's LocalStorage. https://noteself.github.io/
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by ahnick 7y ago
Okay, but markdown is data (perhaps not well structured, but data nonetheless) + formatting. If I'm editing and going into the files directly anyway why do I need to be able to do queries? I guess I'm asking what's the poin
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by ahnick 7y ago
So maybe the key technical benefit is human readable diffs of the database where the tool enforces referential integrity? Otherwise, it feels like a subjective personal preference thing. (e.g. I like the color green, but you like the colo
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by ahnick 7y ago
So what I don't understand about recutils is in what category of problems does it really excel at over other solutions? If I want human readable files I think I would opt for just a bunch of markdown files in a directory structure befo
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by ahnick 7y ago
Anyone have experience switching from Ubuntu to GhostBSD? If so, what headaches/bumps did you encounter?
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by ahnick 7y ago
Uh, he found the exact opposite... Quote: "Somewhat surprisingly, he also found that milk abstainers had shorter telomeres than adults who consumed low-fat milk."
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by ahnick 7y ago
Thanks for the cogent explanation. That actually makes a lot of sense to me. > A “permission” can only be something which you grant someone which 1. You are in a position to grant and 2. They would otherwise be not permitted to do. Did
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by ahnick 7y ago
If someone contributes back to the repo is that contribution governed by both the MIT and AGPL licenses in a dual license scenario?
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by ahnick 7y ago
> You can’t require a CLA with AGPL. That would be an additional restriction, which AGPL does not allow. You can require a CLA for contributions to be accepted into your own distibution of the software (since you are not required to acce
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by ahnick 7y ago
> Technically, that is incompatible with the AGPL (and the GPL, for that matter). Private modifications without distribution are permitted, and if you don’t allow them, you are violating the license. Sorry, I should have been more clear.
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by ahnick 7y ago
The model we are planning to use for the products at Plyint( https://plyint.com ) is basically the "Free Software Product" model in a SaaS format. How this will work is we will release the code with a proprietary licens
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by ahnick 7y ago
What's the automated mobile restaurant?
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> If you eat too much protein it gets converted directly to sugar anyway and is harder on your kidneys. It is true that the process of gluconeogenesis can convert excess protein into glucose; however, I understand that it is very much an
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by ahnick 7y ago
For me using an app like "My Macros+" where you can search for and add your own custom recipes has been the best change I have made. Once you have done it for a couple of weeks then a lot of the recipes for the food you eat are a
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by ahnick 7y ago
> "SaaS APIs need a form that makes it easy to infer support windows and end-of-life status." You can infer that from the Release Date though. (e.g. Version 3.4.2 Released on 2019-12-17) To me the power of Semver is that it c
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by ahnick 7y ago
You've obviously never had "ants on a log" before. :-)
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by ahnick 7y ago
Let's say that one thinks eventually a large percentage of for profit private colleges will have to close their doors. (think small ones that no one has ever heard of, not your Ivy's) What's the analog to The Big Short here

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