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Great to see a story about the USS Midway. It is currently decommissioned and permanently docked in San Diego as a museum for the public. I've been there - on the very landing strip seen in the photos. Really humbled to have visited su
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2y ago
But it's not prime - what am I missing? Why is this anecdote significant?
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2y ago
If EB1A is approved, my understanding is that the applicant becomes "current" and eligible for the green card at once without any waiting in the queue regardless of country of birth. Is that not correct?
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2y ago
I second this. I wouldn't have been able to make tmux such an integral part of my daily workflow if it weren't for this binding that I came across in someone's starter tmux conf many years ago.
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2y ago
Rust too - cargo for everything.
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2y ago
Codecrafters! Highly recommend it. Also the second half of Nand2Tetris.
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2y ago
I really like it too. I'm always excited to see the themes of personal and other tech blogs I come across here.
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2y ago
Great project and write-up. Was hoping to find some info on the UI design and the libraries used. Did I overlook it in the post?
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I've been using Pelican [1] to generate my blog [2]. Here's how I set everything up: [3]. [1] https://getpelican.com/ [2] https://gurudas.dev/ [3] https://gurudas.dev/blog/202
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Laugh Along with GNU
(gnu.org)
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I love the table-diagrams at the end. I've never seen anything like that until now and it really seems useful for visualization of the recipe and the sequence of steps.
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Tulu script added to Unicode Standard
(indianexpress.com)
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After more than a decade and a half of efforts and drama from within the community, the Tulu script has finally been accepted by the Unicode Consortium. I was curious about the drama, so I searched around and found this article from 2021 th
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Loved this line: Every great man that I have known has had a certain time and place in their life that they use as a reference point; a time when things worked as they were supposed to and great things were accomplished. This has i
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David Mackenzie – A Personal History with Linux and BSD Unix [video]
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David Mackenzie is the author (or co-author) of many basic GNU utilities such as `ls`, `chmod`, `touch`, and many others. I was looking up the manpage for the `install` command today and came across his name listed as its sole author. I had
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2y ago
The link appears to be down. Would love to read it though.
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2y ago
This is incredibly insightful - I've never analyzed people in organizations in this way, except "people who can do the work" and "others who ride on their coattails".
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2y ago
This is very interesting. For those interested in following all the parts of early kernel booting that were out of scope for this article, please read this fantastic resource: https://0xax.gitbooks.io/linux-insides/cont
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2y ago
Oh wow, I didn't know that "Y-Combinator" was not just a fancy name but was an actual computer science concept. Thanks!
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2y ago
A very helpful alternative exists for managing patches and iterating on new patch sets of the same feature, although it's for the Linux kernel: https://b4.docs.kernel.org/en/latest/
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2y ago
I didn't know such a feature existed, thanks.
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This is excellent work! I recently started Nand2Tetris myself, and hope to finish part 1 (the HW part of the course) sometime in the next few months. I blogged about my progress here: https://gurudas.dev/blog/2024/
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I've always wondered: wouldn't they need to have already classified those captchas for them to determine whether the user has made the right selections? If so, doesn't that defeat its "real" purpose of getting peopl
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3y ago
How do they plan to enforce this?
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3y ago
This is relatively well-known in watch circles as the "watchmaker's four".
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TIL: Show current C function in Vim status line sans plugins
(gurudas.dev)
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Still is, in some hardware companies.
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TIL: How to unify all three of Ubuntu's clipboards
(gurudas.dev)
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His mechanical watch internals page is also equally amazing.
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