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alimov
4y ago
an interesting idea…
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alimov
4y ago
Thank you for your comment, it was a joy to read and get a peek.
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alimov
4y ago
Thanks for the write up and video demo
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alimov
4y ago
Does this apply to letters of different colors? (Non-white letters on darker backgrounds?)
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alimov
4y ago
Would it be bad to release this with a big warning and flashing gifs letting people know of the issues it has and note that they are working to resolve them / ask for feedback / mention difficulties related to resolving the issues
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alimov
4y ago
Don’t know if you want to be checking it with every launch, but enjoy.
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alimov
4y ago
The difference is that it’s Open source, so you could certainly verify if you wanted to.
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alimov
4y ago
Funding and proper use of funds, educator salaries, and a few other things should certainly be looked at. You can take your kids out of public school if you have the means, but they will be working with / living around people that went
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alimov
4y ago
I know several people that use discord as their primary chat client. Aside from that lots of college kids use it for comms about classes, there are tons of discord groups for interests and hobbies. It seems like everyone I meet has a discor
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alimov
4y ago
> For example, the CEO of a car company may decide whether or not to build a new assembly line, on that decision, the company may lose or earn billions. This decision is not made entirely by the CEO, because they aren’t the ones gatheri
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alimov
4y ago
If they are supplying the nutrient then it might not matter as long as the regolith is not toxic to plants.
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alimov
4y ago
Oh, that’s a good point :/
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alimov
4y ago
I suppose so, but biological. Like another commenter pointed out “nanocules” could be a more fitting name (I don’t know if it’s used to refer to anything else)
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alimov
4y ago
I’ve heard good things about the Portapack, have you had a chance to play with one?
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alimov
4y ago
I think macOS has a minimum battery charge requirement that has to be met before an update occurs in the unplugged scenario.
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alimov
4y ago
I had the same thought. I really enjoy following along and getting a glimpse into the thought process of people working through challenges.
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alimov
4y ago
The language looks pretty neat, has anyone had any experience with using it in their personal projects or work setting?
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alimov
4y ago
Don’t know what people on Linux do, I only referenced macOS and windows.
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alimov
4y ago
Yeah it might be unwanted behavior for your particular setup. Personally, on macOS and windows, I would prefer not to be at the computer when an update occurs - I also dont want to have to go do something else while I wait for the update. J
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alimov
4y ago
What is the purpose of your comment? They are simply sharing their own experience and asking for advice. You don’t know anything about them, but are dropping in to tell them they are privileged… How is that related to anything they said?
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alimov
4y ago
Yeah that could be true.
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alimov
4y ago
> “With a modest amount of effort, emacs could be made to have appealing aesthetics and sane defaults…” Sure, for some peoples use cases. Also “modest amount” isn’t really true for new users. The time it takes to look up potential config
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4y ago
Yeah people moving out and people moving in. It’s not like CA lost “millions of people”. https://www.capolicylab.org/pandemic-patterns-california-is-...
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alimov
4y ago
Yeah battery life and fan noise have been so much better on the M1 16” than on the intel 16”, it’s unbelievable.
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alimov
4y ago
From your response I would guess that you don’t have kids or dogs, would I be correct?
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alimov
4y ago
Maybe people in tech, but this doesn’t apply to (I’d like to say- Most of) their regular users
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alimov
4y ago
Unless I missed something, the article said $461 million per year (See below). So if it’s going to make that much money per year and that’s “independent of supply and demand” then why should the U.S tax payer help fund the project? (I belie
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4y ago
Sounds heavenly. I frequently ask the PMs to include a few devs in the process just to help offer feedback or to bounce ideas around because like you said this approach does appear to save time. And from personal experience implementing an
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alimov
4y ago
Maybe “unexpected” would be a good substitute for absurd.
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alimov
4y ago
Thank you, I’ll check it out
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