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'Sinister scheme': India ban threatens Jane Street's money machine
(ft.com)
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1y ago
I really like the idea of the fediverse, so I donate to lemmy[0] and the spritely institute[1]. I also donate to asahi linux[2]. [0] https://join-lemmy.org/ [1] https://spritely.institute/ [2] https:/&#x
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Job trends of HN Who Is Hiring?
(hnhiring.com)
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2y ago
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Why Racket? Why Lisp?
(beautifulracket.com)
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2y ago
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Googerteller – audible feedback on just how much your browsing feeds into Google
(github.com)
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Prague Manifesto of the movement for the international language Esperanto
(uea.org)
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Tech Progress Is Slowing Down
(wsj.com)
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4y ago
I feel like the closest you can come to the dream of a phone that is secure against state actors today would be a google pixel phone running graphene os.
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4y ago
I feel like the best counterexamples to this are Singapore(82% of the population lives in public housing which makes it affordable for local residents) and Vienna(25% of the city lives in publicly funded social housing which decreases costs
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4y ago
Thanks, I corrected it
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How tech's richest plan to save themselves after the apocalypse (2018)
(theguardian.com)
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Why Not Signal?
(github.com)
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5y ago
A counterpoint to this is that the northern part of the US developed exactly because of the availability of cheap cotton provided by slave labor in the south which was crucial for industrialization. > The interdependency between North an
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A whale who tried to mimic human speech (2014)
(smithsonianmag.com)
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6y ago
If you are a vi user, you could consider using CTRL-[ instead of escape. I find this to be more comfortable and quicker to use anyways and you wouldn't need to use the touch bar anymore
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100 Power Tips for FPGA Designers (2011)
(reader.epubee.com)
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Competing Programs: Government Support for Microelectronics (2003)
(nap.edu)
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US chip industry plots route back to homegrown production
(ft.com)
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6y ago
In my case, I found that the whole concept of managing tabs just becomes moot at some point. The only extension I use to deal with the load of tabs I have open is funnily enough vimium. When you press <shift-T> the omnibar opens and y
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Powerlevel10k: A Zsh Theme
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A word about systemd
(skarnet.org)
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8y ago
I think https://notabug.org/about fits your criteria.
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9y ago
This reads like an ad for Mathematica
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9y ago
Why don’t you use the windows key(Mod4) for i3?
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9y ago
Sigh. Hit ‘up’, ‘left’ until at the ‘p’ and type ‘e’ and return. One could also use <c-p>,<c-a> and <c-f> to achieve the same result much quicker.