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by aulin 3y ago
No, I meant the built in one... Not sure why is it confusing always just worked for me. Thought vim undo was similar, maybe I was mistaken.
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by aulin 3y ago
Emacs had undo tree since as long as I can remember
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by aulin 3y ago
How many times in your professional career you had the liberty to choose the language a project was developed on?
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by aulin 3y ago
I'm not completely convinced about the free discs argument. I grew up in a modest family, small village (3k people), 14k modem, and yet every (all the two of them) newsstand had at least two biweekly Linux magazines. They cost somethin
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by aulin 3y ago
Please, desktop was plain GNOME. Same experience as fedora, arch, and every other gnome based distro. They had a good installer (ubiquity?) and a permissive policy with proprietary software and codecs. They had a dedicated installer for pro
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by aulin 3y ago
Pretty confused about this post and comments. Seems everyone is just using custom regexps or piping buffers to external commands. That's how I as an emacs user occasionally use vim. And that's because I don't know vim at all
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by aulin 3y ago
Most big open source projects switched to git way before GitHub existed. It was already popular when they launched and that's the reason they succeeded.
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by aulin 3y ago
May I ask what makes you more productive with vscode? Coming from decades of emacs I'm always wondering if I should try it. If anything because emacs is a huge time sink. You can get lost customizing it to your needs and forget that wh
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by aulin 3y ago
> i mean imagine how little carpentry would ever get done if every hammer, drill, and tablesaw needed to be personalized This kind of metaphor gets thrown around so often in this context. The editor is not your hammer, it's not your
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by aulin 3y ago
Funny how hibernate and hidpi scaling are two of the things always broken on my windows machine, there is always that corporate software that fails to restore its state after resume and forces you to reboot or that other corporate software
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by aulin 3y ago
Sure but at that point what's keeping you from using Linux? desktop experience is way more pleasant both on linux and macos than windows. WSL is great but the only use I see for it is if Windows is forced upon you by company policies.
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by aulin 3y ago
how is that better than macos? what kind of sw dev? doesn't macos + iterm2 + brew have all the linux tools one could desire?
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by aulin 3y ago
My point was not to patronize anyone. My point was that one measurement (air quality) is difficult from a physics and technology standpoint. Low cost accurate air quality measurement at consumer level is not possible no matter how much you
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by aulin 3y ago
Easy solution if your customer understands accuracy. They don't. They want the highest resolution so they can see their 10 gram progress when dieting. But they want the measurement to be stable enough to not cause them too much anxiety
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by aulin 3y ago
what about Radon?
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by aulin 3y ago
I wouldn't say it's the same. Low cost air quality measurement is difficult. PM is tricky but almost manageable with laser scattering, toxic gases at typical inquinant concentrations are almost impossible to get right with electro
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by aulin 3y ago
So what's this beautiful, tested and reliable alternative to Home Assistant? did you ever find it? Guess baking your own like OP did is out of the way as per your last sentence.
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by aulin 3y ago
At some point you want your home automation system to do things for you. If you're maintaining your own fragile custom infrastructure you're spending more time on it than it saves you by automating stuff. Sure it's fun and it
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by aulin 3y ago
> Support damn Apple/Google Pay without requiring a email, phone number, login, or app! Wait, no idea how Apple works, but with Google Wallet in Europe you just tap your phone over the POS display and it goes straight to your credit
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by aulin 3y ago
Could you list some of these features that make VSCode far more capable? I always wonder if I should move on from emacs at some point to a more capable IDE. If you think emacs is "just a console text editor" though you may not be
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by aulin 4y ago
Sorry, I'm late. It was not a criticism of capitalism and it's way different than the other authoritarisms you cite. The point here is that market forces have no integrity, they seek maximum profit. The only way to limit this is t
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by aulin 4y ago
there is so much material on deep learning basics these days that I think we can finally skip reintroducing gradient descent in every tutorial, can't we?
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by aulin 4y ago
integrity in capitalism only exists if some soverreign entity enforces or if it's the more profitable path (e.g. to avoid PR scandals)
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by aulin 4y ago
what sad times we live in
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by aulin 4y ago
See Virta Health recommendations, they have a lot of information on electrolytes management on their website.
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by aulin 4y ago
I have so many health benefits from ketosis that I'd simply answer who cares? But there is plenty of quality research these days backing up ketogenic diets (Volek and Phinney work is outstanding, Chris Palmer on the benefits for mental
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by aulin 4y ago
what kind of exercise? keto works fine both with endurance sports (running and biking) and strength training. Most people blame glycogen while it's usually an electrolyte problem. Keep your electrolytes in check and you will be able to
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by aulin 4y ago
IF works while it's a stressor. Does it still work if you've been doing it non-stop for 10 years?
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by aulin 4y ago
No need to get that extreme... with 14-10 you start eating at 12 and stop at 22, so you can share the two main meals with your spouse, even breakfast if you just drink your unsweetened black coffee with her.
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by aulin 4y ago
In /r/keto they say "first rule about keto, you don't talk about keto". There is a certain stigma about it as it's commonly associated with extreme fad diets. Keto posts typically get quite a lot of hate on gen

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