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by bjoli 3y ago
We don't even think all humans should be held responsible for their actions because they cannot understand the moral ramifications of their actions. How would we go about doing it in a sane way for animals?
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by bjoli 3y ago
I have found arch (and by extension manjaro) to break a couple of times too many for my taste. Even without AUR. I stopped using it and installed Debian stable or Ubuntu LTS together with gnu GUIX for userland stuff. I have survived dist-up
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by bjoli 3y ago
Debian unstable is, in my experience, slightly more stable than arch. I gave up on arch after it broke after a pacman -Suy (despite having looked for breaking changes) one time too many. Now I run Ubuntu LTS with gnu Guix for most userland
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I know of one that is probably quite common: excess liver fat. Also if you costume crazy low amounts of fat you could probably get low bile production (as in fruitarian low, not whole foods plant based low).
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Well. One is a language that has metasyntactic abilities and a decent standard library. One is not. Defining a package in guix is a lot nicer than in nix
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I agree with you. This is probably a net positive for Russia which will have to defend a smaller stretch of land in the (probably) upcoming offensive.
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I think the reason it really works so good is that most people follow the already established conventions when writing their own macros. Binding constructs look like let (ITER, rackets for loops, BB, my looping construct: https:/&#x2F
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by bjoli 3y ago
Someone provided confirmed russian defensive positions along Dniepr. Unless the Russians moved out before the Ukrainians would have at least a reason to destroy the dam. They have, however, avoided civilian casualties, and looking at the ma
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I use this (because I'm lazy) to remap caps lock to ctrl if pressed with another key. If not it is backspace. I also switched position for Q and escape (q is very rare in Swedish)
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Popular has many meanings. If one takes popular to mean done/used by many then sure. You are right. Filing tax returns is popular by the same definition. If you mean popular as in the antonym of unpopular I don't think elisp can b
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"many users" and "popular" don't always overlap.
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I think hygiene vs. defmacro is pretty simple: syntax-case is explicit non-hygiene where defmacro is explicit hygiene. I prefer the former, even though syntax case doesn't go far enough. As it is in r6rs bindings are introduced unhygie
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If people are bothered by Emacs startup times they usually just use Emacs Daemon. I let systemd start it for me at boop, for example.
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Not favourably to Emacs.
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While I found your question funny, I must say that a 4:3 (or 3:2) ratio allows for better use of screen estate for a lot of work cases. I write a some music arrangements, and being able to view a larger vertical part of a score without havi
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The first recommendations published in Sweden were published in the 60s. They have changed very little on a macro level. Before that people are traditional food, which usually was quite healthy if you had at least some economic means (other
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There are quite few high quality human studies showing phytoestrogens to have negative effects, and quite a few showing positive effects? Isoflavones (the one most common in soy) has not been shown to affect testosterone levels or fertility
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The thing is, information on how to do it in a safe and healthy way is available, sometimes even from your national food agency. The problem is, I think, that people do not follow the guidelines of the food agencies anyway. If you follow th
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by bjoli 3y ago
I mean, most people who like tactile have forgotten how a snappy rubber dome feels. The only one making keyboard for typists these days seems to be Matias, and they DO feel like a snappy rubber dome.
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Look no further than you country's dietary recommendations. They all say something along the lines "eat mostly legumes, whole grains, leafy green vegetables and other vegetables". It probably even tells you to cut down on bee
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People say that, but when the Academy of nutritionist and dietetics and various government agencies says it is possible to live a healthy life on a plant based diet you know it is baloney. It consists mostly of the things people have been t
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I was a mech fan until I tried light contactless switches. I bought a razer huntsman v2. I stopped using any other keyboards after some simple mods and sold my collection of vintage and custom stuff. Maybe it was because I started getting
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by bjoli 3y ago
https://www.posturite.co.uk/contour-rollermouse-free3 maybe? If you like it you like it. I used a trackball with a 75% (the best %) and an external numpad that I put the left of my kB. I use my mouse very little, so it wasn
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Something that runs openWRT. Set up and forget.
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We got an iPad with pedal turners and ForScore at work. It works Ok. Make sure to try the turners though. Some are bad.
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European social democracy hasn't been left in some time apart for maybe in words. Regarding EU votes it is fun to always see the same division: people from countries where there is still a left phalanx of the social democratic party al
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I am a professional musician. I use IMSLP all the time. When I practise I use an iPad to store upcoming projects. A lot of the music we play is available there, so instead of scanning the music manually I just download it from IMSLP, with s
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I went ahead to find a prior news of this and found a couple https://news.stanford.edu/2022/03/24/methane-leaks-much-wors... https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/21/climate/meth
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Cooking ourselves with gas [0], I suppose. On A more serious note: hasn't there been news like this a couple of times before? [0]: https://youtu.be/FJRQo5aawho
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I have had a lot of problems with Chromecast (and apple play for that matter). It just never seems to work properly. Bluetooth is better, but every now and then I have to fiddle with it for a minute or two for it to work properly (and yes,

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