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by bjoli 3y ago
Rapeseed oil is what I use. It can be kept in the fridge, and from what I manage to read online there are no real benefits of olive oil over it except maybe taste and vitamin e content, and people claiming otherwise seem to never really be
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by bjoli 3y ago
It might be because it is standard. It offloads everything to the native UI, which in many situations is a good idea. I don't know how many times I have had web pages break on mobile because of some fancy date selection widget.
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by bjoli 3y ago
For someone like me it is a great agreement. I would install this and start play around and if I liked it I would try to build something and in the end, if it made money, I would buy the product. It is a much better agreement than a 30 day
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by bjoli 3y ago
"really hope" is too weak. This has to be fixed before release. A stable release with this would be unacceptable and would be reason for me to abandon Mac OS. You don't deliver a product with this kind of regression if you wa
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by bjoli 3y ago
The USB DAC i got with the iPad is not great. I have tried a couple on my phone, and about half of them are actually not great. Even worse: cheap usb c headphones all have shit DACs and will perform worse than cheap 3.5mm headphones.
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by bjoli 3y ago
For me that is yet another thing I can lose. And I havent found a single one with a decent DAC that isn't huge.
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by bjoli 3y ago
AirPods are not 100x better than wired. If you are not bothered by latency or audio quality, great for you. I usually don't mind audio quality, but the latency drives me insane. My wired headphones have 25ms latency. In perfect conditi
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by bjoli 3y ago
The latency drives me crazy (although some BT5 headphones are getting close to 30ms). The airpods I have tested have all had noticeable (definitely over 100ms in perfect conditions) latency. Some people don't notice it, but it drives m
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by bjoli 3y ago
I wonder if we could ever hope for it to get a 3.5mm port. I am rocking a pixel 5a with a broken screen, but I haven't found a good update yet. An iPhone with an audio jack would make me leave android in 10 seconds.
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by bjoli 3y ago
Well. Without generic functions it is impossible to specify a "complete" API. I mention it in "Scope considerations" in the srfi document
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by bjoli 3y ago
Regarding state: you can make thread safe transducers. The current SRFI 171 reference implementation is NOT thread safe. You can create a transducer and use it across different threads no problem. But you cannot start a transducer and use t
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by bjoli 3y ago
I have had some plans on updating the SRFI to add some reducers I did not include because I never actually used transducers before writing the initial implementation. I don't really understand what you mean by types (my implementation
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by bjoli 3y ago
You could keep the state using the state monad, or by letting every reducer keep a transparent state in a linked list that whoever is pushing values through it has to handle. The reference implementation keeps it hidden using closures. This
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by bjoli 3y ago
I wrote SRFI-171 for scheme. Ask me anything. I have had many people tell me that the SRFI document [0] made transducers click for them, which is always a nice thing to hear. 0: https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-171/srfi-1
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by bjoli 3y ago
Yes of course. But that is not the picture painted by many online. How often haven't you read "Arch has been rock solid"? This is not what the arch homepage says, which explicitly says that it is not the job of the distro to
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by bjoli 3y ago
Great replacement stuff. Non-whites cannot actually be western. That Hungarian billionaire finding something that might be ZOG. Race and IQ things directly taken from taking points of the pioneer foundation.
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by bjoli 3y ago
I have been happily running tumbleweed for a long time, whereas my arch Linux for arm has required hand on healing many times. Arch really scared me away from running rolling release distros. Services suddenly changing configuration formats
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by bjoli 3y ago
I just tried a theory I have on some of my recent twitter interactions. About 25% of the blue check people are retweeting nazi things. Like actual real Nazi things from actual real Nazis. I don't know why that is the case, and my &quot
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by bjoli 3y ago
It is definitely nicer to do shell scripts in, but I have other things written specifically for guile using delimited continuations and guile-fibers. Since concurrentML is the only way of writing concurrency that I like I am pretty much stu
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by bjoli 3y ago
HEVC Vs AV1 means very little for the consumer of the video, but the producer will save a lot of money. HEVC will probably have features that will make sure it stays in use, but most people expect av1 to be the next h264 in terms of ubiquit
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by bjoli 3y ago
The difference is large. If you blow up a nuke without contact to soil and stuff there is very little left for dangerous long term contamination. Hiroshima isn't dangerous to live in. Chernobyl is. If a rocket blows up and spreads what
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by bjoli 3y ago
I decided to port all my old perl scripts to guile scheme recently and got to add a bunch of nicities (like properly cleaning up on ctrl-c). Not because I really needed to, but because I haven't written perl seriously since 2010 and up
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by bjoli 3y ago
Strapping waste to enormous canisters of fuel and shooting it up through the atmosphere. What could go wrong?
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by bjoli 3y ago
What the person was referring to is the fact that you will have an incremental increase in production with wind. With nuclear you will have to wait until the reactor is done. Looking at my country there will most certainly be no nuclear rea
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by bjoli 3y ago
It is not mandatory, but for many people not flying is a choice in the same way not having a smartphone is. Like where I am right now: Getting around in Norway means flying.
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by bjoli 3y ago
Not anything that would be available in the short term, but geothermal should work well in some parts of Canada, and where it is not enough for power generation it should still work for heating homes in an effective manner using small scale
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by bjoli 3y ago
I never said I think it is an individual problem. If we don't switch the energy sector away from oil there is not a chance in hell we are getting anywhere. What I said is, on an individual level, not eating animal products is a lot eas
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by bjoli 3y ago
Oh, I do agree with you. We should not individualize a collective problem. Telling people to eat less meat will be a lot less effective than, say, ending oil subsidies. I think a lot of people think ending the climate crisis is about NOT do
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by bjoli 3y ago
> This is a recurring meme in online discussion and I am honestly a bit aggravated by this. It is because the FAO report "Livestock's long shadow" has stood the test of time, despite what is usually said in internet commen
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by bjoli 3y ago
Well, it is because you can do most transformations using a tree fold. You get the speed and flexibility of SAX but with the nice interface of DOM parsing. Apart from scheme, I have only done XML things in Python and C#, and that was a less

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