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by atweiden 6y ago
> Do you have any good sources on the bioavailability of meat vs. plant nutrients? I've tried giving up meat before and have found that I feel noticeably worse both physically and mentally when I don't eat it, even if I eat a l
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by atweiden 6y ago
My B12 supplement is derived from plant sources, which I find far preferable to secondary B12 consumption from injected grain-fed animal tissue which is the modern status quo. [1]: https://www.gardenoflife.com/content/p
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by atweiden 6y ago
An Oxford research report refutes many of the claims made in favor of "regenerative animal agriculture" [1]. It's basically the clean coal of factory farming. Also, to the extent "regenerative animal agriculture" wo
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by atweiden 6y ago
> The unfortunate reality is that mankind as we know it, probably developed to the level it did, in part due to the consumption of meat. Hedging language aside — i.e. "humans evolved because X to some extent" — I recently had a
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by atweiden 6y ago
That's interesting. I'm a bit spoiled by primarily using Vim to write code and prosé in American English. Vim's digraph feature (Ctrl-K by default) has handled unicode char input nicely enough for me, but I wonder if the comp
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by atweiden 6y ago
I find rhysd/clever-f [1] to be more DWIM than Vim's default f/F. " 0: F is backward search, and repeating f after F searches in the same direction " 1: F is backward search, and repeating F after F search
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by atweiden 6y ago
Die hard vimeleon here. IMHO chording the 'j' and 'k' keys simultaneously [1] is a severely underutilized solution for escape. Try it. You'll love it. If you're going to rebind capslock to something — and this
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by atweiden 6y ago
Look no further than GitHub Sponsorships for the future of online publishing. Speaking from experience, I derive far more value from signaling to onlookers that I financially support a particular "author" than I do from privately
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by atweiden 9y ago
Ada is a beautiful language, but the licensing issues, the archaic and bloated IDE tooling combined with the proliferation of ancient bitrotting libraries are crippling Ada's potential. Drake [1] is a promising new Ada runtime with non
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by atweiden 10y ago
A regular Bitcoin address of the form `1LoD3JXVckEKkZh8nkSrvmQaovnGYu8fNP` is non-private, everyone knows this. Posting such an address in your public profile allows blockchain data harvesting firms to learn when your address receives BTC a
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by atweiden 10y ago
The "zaddress" is already implemented in Bitcoin in the form of a stealth address, pioneered by libbitcoin [1]. This news spurred me to delete my Keybase account. I regret ever giving a corporation that much control over my person
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by atweiden 10y ago
> I see you seem to be passing some info from vim to tmux right bottom bar, the utf8 the encoding. In vim, I usually show my offset in the file there. The bottom bar is rendered by Vim with lightline [1]. The top bar is my tmux statuslin
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by atweiden 10y ago
I use Openbox with some keybindings I picked up from ArchBang a while back, documented here [1]. tmux really comes into its own when you combine it with Vim and FZF [2]. I was initially hesitant to try tmux, but once I themed my tmux.conf a
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by atweiden 10y ago
Look at the CF-54, CF-53 or CF-C2 models.
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by atweiden 10y ago
Panasonic Toughbooks have superior build quality compared to Apple. I also love that mine has a hardware on/off wireless switch, plus a removable battery and hard drive and a 3 foot drop rating. Runs Arch like a dream. And if you'
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by atweiden 12y ago
I second the recommendation of ArchBang. It's a very lightweight LiveCD (~500MB) with a GUI installer that works pretty well. If you're comfortable on the cmdline, you could search the official archlinux forums, though. There are
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by atweiden 12y ago
> Why stop buying Thinkpads? Panasonic makes much higher quality hardware than Lenovo (and Apple for that matter). Panasonic also doesn't preload bloatware onto Windows. http://www.panasonic.com/business/toughbo
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by atweiden 12y ago
> people can work on letting Debian run fine without systemd Arch switched to systemd about a year ago. When official distro packages are shipping with systemd service files by default, it means there is drastically less effort required
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by atweiden 12y ago
JellyX: A delicious collision of Jellybeans and Xoria256 https://github.com/guns/jellyx.vim
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by atweiden 12y ago
It's fallen from about 4 feet flat onto a hardwood surface once before without any discernible side effects. That was one of those times I realized if it was any other laptop I'd have a major malfunction on my hands. It's als
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by atweiden 12y ago
I've had Arch running on the 53 since ever. The only major gripe I have is with the apparently decreased battery life. There are ways of extending battery life [1], but I'm usually plugged in when I work so I haven't played w
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by atweiden 12y ago
I run GNU/Linux on a CF-53 [1], and the experience has been nothing short of perfection. I say this having owned a 2011 iMac, 2013 Macbook Air which I still own, and the usual Dells and Lenovos: I would never willingly use any other la
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by atweiden 13y ago
http://kernelnewbies.org/Linux_3.14#head-72b295b09fea85de2e8... zram swap has really sped up my workstation laptop, so I'm pleased to see it in 3.14. I've been running zram in place of a swap partition for about t
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by atweiden 13y ago
I use a Bash script to set up Arch with Btrfs on LUKS and optionally enable SSH [1]. Assuming you have a base machine running, config management tools are great and quickly start to make sense. If you're starting from scratch with a bl
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by atweiden 13y ago
Storing your coins in a multisig address will mitigate this threat. Look for multisig service providers to offer MFA address security this year. I expect several will tie into major wallets and be very easy to use. If you're keeping se
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by atweiden 13y ago
You can avoid the issue by not sending a large quantity of BTC all at once to a single address. For example, after buying from Coinbase, fan out your BTC in small increments to many addresses. In Electrum, you can right-click on a receiving
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by atweiden 13y ago
The thing is called a Master Public Key: https://github.com/kangasbros/electrumpos http://acceptbit.com/
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by atweiden 13y ago
Notably, there is as an alternative to this node terminal btc client. electrum -g [text | stdio] The terminal interfaces could use more testing to say the least, but Electrum has been around since 2011. It's written in Python
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by atweiden 13y ago
AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/bitrated-git/ Any plans for an API?
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by atweiden 13y ago
Would a banker be able to replace your lost or stolen cash? If you're worried you might lose your Electrum wallet, write down the 12 words on several sheets of paper. Inscribe them in metal. Put them in a document, and put the document

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